Time: 66:53
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2005
Styles: Electric Blues
Art: Front
01. Blablabla! (Live) (0:06)
02. I've Been Living In Paradise (Live) (3:53)
03. Since The Day You Were Home (Live) (5:51)
04. High Is The Mountain (Live) (6:07)
05. Tell Me Why Mandacaru (Live) (4:18)
06. No (Live) (8:30)
07. Trouble More (Live) (5:05)
08. My Babies Eyes (Live) (8:08)
09. Don't Drag Me Down (Live) (8:33)
10. You Were So Blind (Live) (9:10)
11. Noite E Dia (Live) (7:05)
TNYFBB appeared in 1992, the result of a desire of Andre Mols to show a little more of this genre that has few representatives in Brazil. After a few months of preparation, the band began an almost uninterrupted series of concerts in Goiânia, going so far as to be impressed by the public's receptivity to the style.
After exhausting the venues in Goiânia at the time, the band went to Brasilia in early 1995, crowding Gate's Pub, one of the most prestigious concert halls in Brasilia, from March to December, preparing to repeat the dose in 1996. In addition to contacts with other blues bands such as Cachorro Cego and Oficina Blues, the band also solidified its relationship with the public, having recorded some songs as a kind of hits.
After eight years of being part of the Goiano Rock movement, it was decided that it was time to start working with one of the most important musical genres of our time - the Blues. TNYFBB is now in its second formation, with Andre Mols on guitar and vocals, Renato Marra - contrabass and Wagner Calil - drums. This lineage originated from two renowned rock bands in Goiânia in the second half of the 80s - 17th sex and Frenesi Precocious.
TNYFBB follows the line of the Texan Blues, its biggest influence being undoubtedly Stevie Ray Vaughan, considered the greatest white Blues guitarist of all time. Also included in the list are influences B.B. King, Robben Ford, Elmore James, Johnny Winter, Albert Collins, Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Guy, among others.
It was thought higher than TNYFBB decided to invest in a particular studio of tests that will also be used soon for digital recordings. The studio was built taking into account several techniques, trying to make the environment both pleasant and functional from an acoustic point of view.
Following a serious work schedule, the band released their first CD, which includes 14 of their own compositions, all in English, in August / 98. The CD was released in Goiânia, São Paulo and Campinas / SP and its first circulation (1000 copies) was almost exhausted.
Trying to pass on to the tape the maximum possible realism of what would be the sound of the live band, the CD was recorded practically live, trying to leave the use of overdubs to the minimum. Recorded in a relatively short time the sound reflects well the stripped-down, aggressive and definitely electric style that has become the trademark of the band wherever it passes, incarnating the music and transforming it into something totally physical and full of soul. The band is already preparing their second CD, to be released in late 1999.
Update:
The band completes 20 years of road with a new lineup: André Mols (guitar and vocals), Frederico Valle (drums) and Carlos Foca (bass). It now has the production of one of the most renowned producers in the State of Goiás, Claudinha Fernandes. ~Google translator
After exhausting the venues in Goiânia at the time, the band went to Brasilia in early 1995, crowding Gate's Pub, one of the most prestigious concert halls in Brasilia, from March to December, preparing to repeat the dose in 1996. In addition to contacts with other blues bands such as Cachorro Cego and Oficina Blues, the band also solidified its relationship with the public, having recorded some songs as a kind of hits.
After eight years of being part of the Goiano Rock movement, it was decided that it was time to start working with one of the most important musical genres of our time - the Blues. TNYFBB is now in its second formation, with Andre Mols on guitar and vocals, Renato Marra - contrabass and Wagner Calil - drums. This lineage originated from two renowned rock bands in Goiânia in the second half of the 80s - 17th sex and Frenesi Precocious.
TNYFBB follows the line of the Texan Blues, its biggest influence being undoubtedly Stevie Ray Vaughan, considered the greatest white Blues guitarist of all time. Also included in the list are influences B.B. King, Robben Ford, Elmore James, Johnny Winter, Albert Collins, Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Guy, among others.
It was thought higher than TNYFBB decided to invest in a particular studio of tests that will also be used soon for digital recordings. The studio was built taking into account several techniques, trying to make the environment both pleasant and functional from an acoustic point of view.
Following a serious work schedule, the band released their first CD, which includes 14 of their own compositions, all in English, in August / 98. The CD was released in Goiânia, São Paulo and Campinas / SP and its first circulation (1000 copies) was almost exhausted.
Trying to pass on to the tape the maximum possible realism of what would be the sound of the live band, the CD was recorded practically live, trying to leave the use of overdubs to the minimum. Recorded in a relatively short time the sound reflects well the stripped-down, aggressive and definitely electric style that has become the trademark of the band wherever it passes, incarnating the music and transforming it into something totally physical and full of soul. The band is already preparing their second CD, to be released in late 1999.
Update:
The band completes 20 years of road with a new lineup: André Mols (guitar and vocals), Frederico Valle (drums) and Carlos Foca (bass). It now has the production of one of the most renowned producers in the State of Goiás, Claudinha Fernandes. ~Google translator
The Not Yet Famous Blues Band Live
