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Billy Gibbons And The BFG's «Perfectamundo» 2015



Жанр: Southern Rock / Blues Rock / Hard Rock
Носитель: CD
Страна-производитель диска: Europe
Год выхода альбома и диска: 2015
Издатель (лейбл): Concord Records
Номер по каталогу: CRE-37886-02
Страна исполнителя: US

Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 39:18

Источник (релизер): HaRD
Наличие сканов: да

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01. Got Love If You Want It (04:18)
02. Treat Her Right (02:24)
03. You're What's Happenin', Baby (06:07)
04. Sal Y Pimiento (03:13)
05. Pickin' Up Chicks On Dowling Street (04:12)
06. Hombre Sin Nombre (03:50)
07. Quiero Mas Dinero (03:27)
08. Baby Please Don't Go (02:31)
09. Piedras Negras (03:09)
10. Perfectamundo (02:44)
11. Q-Vo (03:24)


About the album:

Concord Records is releasing Perfectamundo on November 6, 2015. It’s the debut solo album from Billy Gibbons,
ZZ Top guitarist / vocalist and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, who is backed by a handpicked group of
musicians dubbed The BFG’s on this unique outing. As the title may suggest, the album takes on a bit of
an Afro-Cuban flavor that may come as a surprise to some Gibbons fans and followers. Even before
the blues-rock / hard-rock great’s first recordings back in 1967 with the Moving Sidewalks, his legendary
pre-ZZ Top Houston psyche-punk garage band, Gibbons studied Latin percussion in Manhattan with none
other than its preeminent virtuoso, «Mambo King» Tito Puente, a friend of Billy’s bandleader dad.
Puente taught the young Gibbons the essential Latin rhythms via conga, bongo, maracas and, most importantly,
timbales. «Banging away on ‘em came back like riding on a lost bicycle,» Gibbons relates of his return
to the genre by way of Perfectamundo. But the concept for Perfectamundo which was produced by Gibbons
and Joe Hardy and recorded in Houston, Los Angeles, Austin and Pontevedra, Spain, originated with Gibbons’
invitation to perform at the 2014 Havana Jazz Festival, delivered by his Argentine-born, Puerto Rico-raised
friend and musical collaborator Martin Guigui. While he was unable to make it to Cuba, Billy did commence
exploring the potential for an Afro-Cuban inflected album project at his Houston studio. Soon after
presenting his engineering crew with a business card from a newly opened Cuban eatery called Sal Y Pimienta
(salt and pepper), the first track finished for Perfectamundo took its title from that card.



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