Blues Etilicos - IV

Year: 1991
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 42:50
Size: 99,0 MB
Styles: Blues, harmonica blues
Scans: Front

1. How Many More Times (3:39)
2. Louco Da Cidade (3:19)
3. Hard Times (Feat. Ed Motta) (3:59)
4. 3º Whisky (3:16)
5. Pelicano (Feat. Sergio Della Monica) (3:39)
6. Shame, Shame, Shame (3:22)
7. Na Beira Da Madrugada (3:58)
8. Bread And Butter (4:07)
9. Miss Coke (2:55)
10. Fuss And Fight (4:06)
11. Country Girl (6:25)

Blues Etílicos was formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1985. In 1987 they released their first album, the selftitled "Blues Etílicos" followed by "Água Mineral" (1989), "San Ho Zay" (1990) and "IV" (1991). "San Ho Zay" has been sold in more than 35,000 copies, being the biggest selling album by a Brazilian blues band at all times. In 1989, the band had wide projection at the first International Festival of Blues in the city of Ribeirão Preto, opening the festival on the same night that Buddy Guy was performing. The festival was a turning point for the blues genre in Brazil and several national bands emerged, influenced by the sound of Blues Etílicos. During this period, the Blues Etílicos was featured on several special programs on TV Culture, Headline Network and MTV in addition to having their music broadcasted widely on FM radio shows throughout the country.

Blues Etílicos was the first and the main national band to create a loyal following in this segment, and because of this they participated in all the festivals connected to the blues music genre, sharing the stage with leading names in international blues that visited the country like B.B. King, Robert Cray, Buddy Guy and others.

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