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Nesta sexta começa nova temporada no cabaret O Inflamável: Patife Band
O cabaret O Inflamável recebe uma temporada quinzenal da Patife Band, banda de Paulo Barnabé. A Patife Band volta com uma nova configuração sonora e o mesmo vigor, que mescla timbres de instrumentos como piano acústico, teclados, sax e bateria, e abre mais espaços para improvisos e experimentações. A temporada será quinzenal, às sextas-feiras, nos dias 20/11, 4/12 e 18/12.

A1 - Blow Out Your Lights
A2 - Smells Dead
A3 - Fruits
A4 - Island Ave
A5 - No Seasons
A6 - Komi Caricoles
B1 - Throwing Stones
B2 - Planet of the Dreamers
B3 - Dock
B4 - I Saw It All
B5 - Burn It Down
B6 - The Park (Dig It)
mp3: Jacuzzi Boys – Planet Of The Dreamers (http://weeklytapedeck.com/)
mp3: Jacuzzi Boys – Smells Dead (http://weeklytapedeck.com/)

Jacuzzi Boys - No Seasons

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Jimbo Ross (2008) Steady Rollin' Man

Jimbo Ross, es un músico que se expresa con el lenguaje del blues, mas lo que lo diferencia de otros experientes bluesman es que el no usa las herramientas tradicionales como una guitarra o una harpa, su instrumento es el violín.

Jimbo ya participó de gravaciones con grandes artistas como The Band, Ray Charles, Roy Orbinson, Etta James, Aretha Franklin, Bob Dylan, Page & Plant Tour y ya tocó en bandas de rock, jazz y fusion mas independiente de cual sea la música que está tocando, el blues es la espina dorsal de su trabajo. Con influencias que abarcan desde el Delta hasta Chicago y desde New Orleans hasta Texas, Jimbo es la esencia del R&B. Apesar de ser desconocido para nuestro público, garanto que Jimbo Ross hace just a su fama.

Line up:
Jimbo Ross: lead vocals,5 string electic violin
Jimmy Scott: guitar
Wayne Linsey: keyboards
Steve Pandis: bass
Teddy Campbell: drums

Tracks:
01 - Steady Rollin' Man 04:16
02 - Satisfy Your Soul 05:21
03 - Too Hip, Gotta Go (Edit) 04:06

Many thanks to Philip Sanderson, one half of these legendary fringe dwellers and proprietor of the equally renowned Snatch Tapes for providing this crucial lost piece of the Storm Bugs puzzle, a follow up to my post of his Carriage Return project. Dunno whether this tape or their Table Matter single was officially their debut (they're both listed as 1980), but this is everything a fan of left field D.I.Y. song structure perversion (U.K. stylee) could hope for. Much of what's heard on A Safe Substitute (fragments of which would re-appear elsewhere) were generated from that great old British analog beast, the VCS3 synthesizer, a machine used to more tonal ends by the likes of Franco Battiato and Pink Floyd and here providing swaying pendulums of corroded bloop, greyscale warble and hollowed out rhythms triggered from filter fucked arpeggiations, upon which they graft passages of alternately morose and plangent song structure fragmentation.

The link for this has been down for a while elsewhere, so I couldn't resist reviving this beast. The whiplash inducing dimension of sympho proggery that Flight operate within is distinctly American, with a sound that mates relentless guitar and whizzing synth prog ferocity to Mahavishnu-cum-Moreira fusionoid twists; the conjunction landing 'em somewhere between VIola Crayola and Shadowfax's Watercourse Way, but with added horn chart bombast. This damn thing scarcely ever comes up for air; just cascade after cascade of crashing intensity. Absolutely toe curling and one of the finest prog units this country ever produced.

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Edgar Winter's White TrashRoadwork1972@192-

Before Edgar Winter had his massive commercial success that began with the instrumental “Frankenstein”, he put together an amazing array of musical talent called White Trash. Blending gospel, soul, blues, funk, r&b and rock and roll, Winter’s hard-charging combo offered blazing guitar (Rick Derringer and the amazing but little-known Floyd Radford), a killer horn section and a majestic in-your-face sound that could raise the dead.

The first studio album was a classic and the reunion record enjoyable, but the live album Roadwork is one of the best concert discs ever made. Jerry LaCroix and Edgar Winter handle most of the vocals, and you’re unlikely to find two better throaty shouters . The song selection includes classic like “Tobacco Road” and “I Can’t Turn You Loose” in addition to material from Rick Derringer and the Winter brothers.
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Review by Michael B. Smith

The Damned é uma banda britânica de punk rock e rock gótico formada em Londres em 1976. Foram uma das primeiras bandas punk do Reino Unido a lançar um compacto ("New Rose"), a lançar um álbum (Damned Damned Damned) e a realizar turnê pelos Estados Unidos. são considerados um dos fundadores do rock gótico.