Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Otavio Rocha & Netto Rockfeller - Rochafeller

Size: 152 MB
Time: 27:49
File: Flac
Released: 2022
Styles: Blues
Art: Front

1. Sam's Twist (3:01)
2. You Don't Love Me Baby (4:07)
3. Guitar Rhumbo (2:44)
4. Irene - Versão (3:36)
5. Magic Shuffle (3:37)
6. Little Lee (3:30)
7. Tupiniking (3:42)
8. Malcom's Boogie (3:28)

Otavio Rocha has been playing guitar for 30 years in Brazil, with his band Blues Etilicos, the oldest and well known Brazilian blues band. He just loves to play guitar, be slide, rhythm or standard playing. He also has a blues trio called Blues Groovers, in which he has recorded and/or backed up various artists, both national and international acts. The Blues Etílicos was created in Rio de Janeiro in 1985, the harmonica player Flávio Guimarães, bassist Claudio Bedran and guitarist Otavio Rocha and a few months after his debut, he entered the singer and guitarist Greg Wilson and drummer Gil Eduardo. In 1987, the band recorded their first LP. In 1989, the band had ample projection in the first International Blues Festival in the city of Ribeirão Preto, opening the festival the same night as Buddy Guy. The festival was a watershed for the genre in Brazil and emerge several national bands influenced by the sound of the Blues Etílicos.

The Blues Etílicos was the first and major national band to create a loyal following that thread and thanks to all that participated in festivals related to this musical genre, sharing the stage with the leading names in international blues like BB King, Robert Cray and Buddy Guy among others. Between 1995 and 1996, the band performed about 20 shows with singer Ed Motta, hitting successive record public in Flying Circus, in Rio de Janeiro, as well as theaters and nightclubs across the country. Empathy group with the public due to the originality of writing in both English and Portuguese. The group is known for opening for established names, such as opening shows for BB King, Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, Sugar Blue, Ike Turner, Magic Slim and many other international attractions.

Rochafeller FLAC

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