Recent Finds
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Was going to start one of these the other day!
Nice haul - but that Bley is dew-dew IIRC.
Still going through some stuff from a yard sale on the weekend, but these are some recent highlights.
^ Really nice sounding folk set from a local boy (Hamilton/Dundas).
some recent and not so recent finds. Happy to have found the two Nara Leão, plus the Sérgio Ricardo is one I've found a few times before but always passed it along, will probably keep this one though.
Aldemaro is a weird venezuelan record that promised psyched out sitars on the cover but delivered this instead:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9hfrhClpBQ
Waldir Calmon is one people seem to be after because of a Madvillain sample.
The find of the year for me though is Waltel Branco's Assim Na Terra Como No Céu, even if some asshole moth ate a hole into one of the tracks. This one's a compilation of novela soundtracks that had been unreleased until then, except for one or two tracks. A bit of a
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQYYlPCcHOk
been having some decent luck with the 7"s lately, some of the highlights are:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUZ52HCDQPA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-63emsYwwU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEhuT5gurFE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA2AMUv1WIU
Padilha these finds are killin' me! Erasmo 45 is incredible. Dinalva is heat too. I had never even considered Brazilian 45s as a concept, is this a deep field I didn't know about? Was 7 inch a popular format for Brazilian music?
klezmer electro-thug beats said:
Padilha these finds are killin' me! Erasmo 45 is incredible. Dinalva is heat too. I had never even considered Brazilian 45s as a concept, is this a deep field I didn't know about? Was 7 inch a popular format for Brazilian music?
there's a ton of stuff, but unfortunately not too many people cared about them, which means a lot of the used shops don't buy them and I think they just end up in the trash. I don't think it was a very popular commercial format BITD, so a lot of it was confined to radio stations and other promotional uses. At least that's my impression.
That being said, there's some serious heat to be found in 7", and a lot of shit that was only released in that format. That Dinalva is a good example, there's lots amazing afro-samba, boogie, psych, etc. The Brazilian Guitar Fuzz Bananas comp was done just from stuff on 7".
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