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Various Artists - As 10 Mais Boogie Volume 1 [New Vinyl LP] Yellow

Artist: Various Artists

Title: As 10 Mais Boogie Volume 1

Format: Vinyl LP

Genre: International

UPC: 659123093415

Release Date: 2017

Record Label: SDB Discos

Album Tracks

1. VÊ Se Me Esquece - Tony Blue
2. Tamanqueiro - Elizio de Búzios
3. Estou Livre - Tony Bizarro
4. Velho Guerreiro - Rubão Sabino
5. Break Mandrake - Electric Boogies
6. Dance Com a Gente - Let´S Dance
7. Ta Dando Mole ZÉ - Cassiano
8. MacAco Pesado - Newton Drinckwater
9. Super Amor - Gaby Whiskadão
10. VÊ Se Decide - Tim Maia

Vinyl LP pressing. What exactly is Boogie? Is it a genre, an era, a style? Colors, clothes, textures are all part of it's make up. Boogie is the "top shelf" music of the '80s. Anything from this era that brings along Moog synths, vocoders, DX7s, or triggered Oberheim drum sounds, is boogie! Brazil has a huge archive of underground dancefloor heat. Different styles of music ranging from macumba to samba, MPB to pop, electro to early hip-hop, were all stung by this Brazilian "Boogie Bug", cleverly orchestrated by geniuses of the style; Robson Jorge, Lincoln Olivetti, Junior Mendes, Mister Sam, Sergio Sá, to name a few, were the backbone of uncountable projects by big names of Brazil´s pop and underground music scene during the '80s. This compilation brings together a bunch of non-obvious "compactos" (33 RPM 7" singles), most of them, promos, which never saw the light of record store shelves, but instead sat for years in the dead-vaults of radio stations or ended up in second hand shops, flea markets, church basements to junkyards. We, SDB Discos, are excited to put together this eclectic selection inspired by the best in Brazilian '80s music. In this compilation we gathered 10 rare boogie hits from very well know maestros of the genre such as Tim Maia, Cassiano, Tony Bizarro and other underground artists like Elizio de Buzios with his only recording, the funky boogie joint "Tamanqueiro", Gaby Whiskadão featuring the disco hit "Super Amor", the B-Boy Crew Electric Boogies with their very fresh early '80s rap hit "Break Mandrake" as well as the very obscure group called Let´s Dance featuring their version of "Riguera" sung in Portuguese entitled "Dance com a Gente". Even after so many years, Brazil's most obscure boogie gem is yet to be found on a long diggin' session thru thousands of records full of weird looking haircuts, somewhere near São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro. This project is dedicated to all the "Boogie Heads" doing what they do best, keep searching!