Playlist Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp Dan - Os Mutantes - “Dia 36” - The sounds here totally blew my mind. They don’t sound like 1968 to me or really anything I have heard before. The song reminds me of something more from the late 80’s like “Fast Car”? but shrouded in grunge. If sunken… Continue reading Seshjawn Notes 4/11/22
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April in Brazil: Part II: Sixties & Tropicalia
Salvador, Brazil Playlist - A curated list of favorite songs, from each album I listen to, updated as I listen. Map - With a link to each album (if possible) marked in some referential geographical location. This is an intense and lengthy listen with no poor quality recordings interrupting things. All the records are about… Continue reading April in Brazil: Part II: Sixties & Tropicalia
April in Brazil – A Sound Tour pt. 1
“Old Friends” Brazil Playlist - A curated list of favorite songs, from each album I listen to, updated as I listen. Map - With a link to each album (if possible) marked in some referential geographical location. After buying a couple of dozen CDs of Brazilian Music, over the last few months, I decided to… Continue reading April in Brazil – A Sound Tour pt. 1
Seshjawn Notes 3/28/22
Playlist Bart - Hits the ground running. A Punk Rock version of “These Boots Are Made For Walking”. Definitely early enough that it’s not a modern "do in a style" cover - more like Sid Vicious’s “My Way”. Back when Punk was more of a personal statement, rather than a style. Pure Hell - “These… Continue reading Seshjawn Notes 3/28/22
“April in Brazil”
mid-late 60's Folks, in April I’m embarking on/enjoying a sonic journey through a considerable amount of Brazilian music that I have been acquiring. A love of Elis Regina, Bossa and ultimately wanting to learn more about Tropicalia has lead me to scooping up any recordings I can find from Brazil, primarily during the 70’s. Early… Continue reading “April in Brazil”