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Tytuł: Vide e Obra de Johnny McCartney
Wytwórnia: Lion/US
Rok: 1970-71/RM

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Psych - rock , Garage - rock , Hard - rock

Gilano Wanderley Azevedo - Leno - gitarzysta i wokalista . Niepublikowane nagrania z lat 1970-71 nagrane w studio CBS .Przeleżały prawie 30 lat cenzura w tamtch burzliwych latach w Brazylii zakazała wydania tego albumu . Gościnnie w nagraniach udział wzieli członkowie grupy A Bolha , Los Shakers i Sues Blue Caps .Remaster z master tapes .

Tracklist

1 Johnny McCartney

2 Por Que Não?
3 Lady Baby
4 Sentado No Arco-Iris
5 Pobre Do Rei
6 Sr. Imposto de Renda
7 Peguei Uma Apollo
8 Não Há Lei Em Grillo City
9 Convite Para Ângela
10 Deixo O Tempo Me Levar
11 Contatos Urbanos
12 Bis
13 Johnny McCartney (Incidental)

Lenos "Vida e Obra de Johnny McCartney" was intended as the next musical step after Tropicalia, its full-blooded rock and roll approach intended to link the music that had already been made to the music that would be played a few years later. This record just might have been that bold step had CBS released it in 1971. But censors banned most of the tracks, and Leno was fortunate (thanks perhaps to his string of innocent sounding Jovem Guarda number one chart hits in Brazil as half of duo Leno e Lillian) not to experience the exile or imprisonment of other artists of the time. He was also fortunate that the master tapes survived in the CBS vaults, making them available for this reissue. The album has a sound that has more to do with bands such as Sly & The Family Stone, the Beatles (post 1967), Cream, and Steppenwolf, and features contributions from music legends Marcos Valle, Raul Seixas (anarchic surrealistic icon of Brazilian counterculture), hard psych rockers A Bolha, and members of Los Shakers and Renato e Seus Blue Caps. One of the most singular records of the 1970s rock era in Brazil, speaking in terms both historic and musical, with a significance in Brazil that makes people who know it well wonder how it has taken so long to be known worldwide, in a time when the efforts of the Brazilian rock and psychedelic underground scene are so well-documented. A 24-page booklet (packed with photos and lyrics) details Lenos career, as well as the story behind this exceptional record.