Time: 64:57
Size: 148.7 MB
Styles: Harmonica blues
Year: 2007
Art: Front
[3:47] 1. Wild Wild Woman
[3:43] 2. River Hip Mama
[3:54] 3. Just Your Fool
[8:03] 4. Last Night
[5:04] 5. Bad Boy
[4:20] 6. Big Boss Man
[4:23] 7. Bright Lights Big City
[6:05] 8. It Ain't Right
[4:41] 9. If I Should Have Bad Luck
[6:31] 10. Blue Stu
[4:31] 11. Darkest Hour
[9:50] 12. Madcat's Groove
Flávio Guimarães is a harmonica player, singer and Brazilian Blues pioneer. In his two decades lasting career, he has released 19 CDs - nine solo albums and ten as part of Brazil's premier Blues-Rock band "Blues Etílicos".
Flávio has opened shows for B.B. King and Robert Cray. He has shared the stage with Buddy Guy, Taj Mahal, Charlie Musselwhite, Sugar Blue and Rick Estrin and the Nightcats among others. Besides as special guests in some of Flávio's albums Howard Levy, Charlie Musselwhite and Sugar Blue can be listed. In addition recordings of top Brazilian artists, television commercials and film and television soundtracks feature Flávio playing the harmonica.
Guimarães is considered to be THE harmonica reference in Brazil - on the one hand due to his pioneering work with the blues diatonic harmonica, on the other hand due to his consistently evolving playing and the passing on of harmonica information. A whole generation of harmonica players was taught by Flávio, beginning the blues harp movement in Brazil.
Flávio has opened shows for B.B. King and Robert Cray. He has shared the stage with Buddy Guy, Taj Mahal, Charlie Musselwhite, Sugar Blue and Rick Estrin and the Nightcats among others. Besides as special guests in some of Flávio's albums Howard Levy, Charlie Musselwhite and Sugar Blue can be listed. In addition recordings of top Brazilian artists, television commercials and film and television soundtracks feature Flávio playing the harmonica.
Guimarães is considered to be THE harmonica reference in Brazil - on the one hand due to his pioneering work with the blues diatonic harmonica, on the other hand due to his consistently evolving playing and the passing on of harmonica information. A whole generation of harmonica players was taught by Flávio, beginning the blues harp movement in Brazil.
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I would like a repost of this CD when you have the time. Thanks for your dedication on filling requests!
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Flavio Guimaraes - Vivo (2007) [320]
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Red Rooster, thanks for the quick reply!
I'm sorry but can you reup this link?. Thanks in any case.
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Flavio Guimaraes - Vivo (2007) [320]
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Thank you. I really appreciated.
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