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out a crude version of The Mummy. This short version was later re-worked and used on the highly collectable first Litter album "Distortions". In the 70's Zip took another arrangement from his early collaborations with Bernie and turned it into a showstopper with the group White Lightning. The William Tell Overture became so popular at White Lightning concerts that it literally brought the house down at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago when White Lightning played a double bill with Jethro Tull.Altamente Recomendado Highly Recommended Password : rocksoul
Bad to Me, One and One Is Two, 12-Bar Original, A Day in the Life, Magical Mystery Tour, The Fool on the Hill, Blue Jay Way, Your Mother Should Know, I Am the Walrus, Christmas Time Is Here Again, Goodbye,Something,I Me Mine .Inteiramnete indispensavel para os amantes dos Beatles, esse disco contem alguns takes alternativos e raridades como 12-Bar Original , inteiramente instrumental . Altamente Recomendado Highly Recommended Password : rocksoul Audio ripado desse maravilhoso DVD , pra mim um dos melhores shows registrados que eu ja assisti . Pra quem gosta de Funk e Jazz , nao pode perder um tesouro desses . Aqui consegui separar apenas o audio , mesmo .Fica ai um presentao para quem sempre quis ouvir essa maravilha no carro e nao tinha um aparelho de DVD no mesmo . Para quem nunca assistiu ao video , tenho certeza que ira correndo comprar essa joia rara .1. Emergency 2. Hollywood Swinging 3. Jungle Boogie 4. Kool & The Gang 5. Breeze & Soul 6. Chocolate Buttermilk 7. Sea of Tranquility 8. Let the Music Take Your Mind 9. Wild & Peaceful 10. Open Sesame 11. Summer Madness 12. Ladies Night 13. Get Down on It 14. Celebration Altamente Recomendado Highly Recommended Password : rocksoul Disco e Funk com alta classe e balanco a toda prova .Altamente Recomendado Highly Recommended Password : rocksoul Em 1975 Carlos Iturbide , resolve reformular sua banda que passa a ser um quarteto com a chegada de mais um guitarrista solo . E de Trio Galleta , passam a ser chamados apenas de Galleta , mas nao deixando de lado aquele movimento que ele nomeou de Soul Rock , e ate arrisca a cair no Hard Rock , mas sem esquecer o balanco da musica negra , e manda uma das versoes mais legais que ja ouvi para : When A Man Loves A Woman , e fazendo a gente querer mandar um backing em : Dear Eloise , ( essa gruda nos ouvidos como chiclete ) e tambem em : Some Kind Of Wonderful , sem falar em Darling , darling , sem perceber esta voce cantando junto com a banda . O momento que parecia ser mais constrangedor era a cover de Stormy dos Classics lV , mas agora eu ate prefiro com eles . Mr. Music Man , e uma das composicoes propias da banda , nesse disco eles arriscaram umas cinco musicas , deixando de tocar apenas covers . Mas como o ano era de 1975 , e a coisa pela nossa amada America Latina , estava muito conturbada , o disco nao teve uma receptividade a sua altura , mas estamos aqui tentando refazer o passado e lher dar um lugar merecido ao lado dos grandes discos e artistas . Pois se o Maradona , e para os irmaos argentinos seu semi-deus , para nos aqui do Rocksoul , Carlos Iturbide , e sim o maior idolo vindo daquele grandiosissimo pais . E se alguem da Argentina , nos poder passar alguma informacao sobre seu paradeiro seria legal
It began and begins again in California. Donny approached Randy and asked him to be in a band he was putting together. Randy agreed, although he wasnt certain about the From Laguna Beach, California, Love and Jameson had previously been members of Phil Pearlman's band that recorded the rare surf 45 as Phil and The Flakes. The Bandbass player or the singer. The name for the band came about one night when the bass players younger brother, a child at the time, said, Well, what about Wildfire? Everyone laughed at first, because the suggestion came from a little kid, but then the laughter stopped and someone said, Hey, thats a really good name.One night Randy and Donny were playing in a band at an underground club in Huntington Beach. Danny walked in as part of the audience, accompanied by 2 chicks. At the break Danny said, I like the way you play, can I jam with you guys? The Sixties, the time of free love, of free music. Walk into a club today and ask the band if you could jam with them. Right! Randy asked Danny what he played, and Danny replied, bass, keyboards and vocals. Randy thought that if this guy is any good, he could replace his bass player AND the singer. After the break, Danny got on stage with Randy and Donny and after Dannys first note, history was in the making!Quilter AmplifiersShortly before Randy met Danny, he was working with a bass player named Mike Castevens. Mike rode an old Indian motorcycle and was working at this guy Pat Quilters formative guitar-amp shop. Randy was using a Fender Single Showman at the time and he was constantly blowing it up trying to play Jimi Hendrix licks. He really needed the Dual Showman version, but you couldnt just add another speaker to the existing cabinet, the output transformer was set to drive only one. Randys father passed by Fender Musical Instruments in Fullerton each day on his way to work, and he would take in the amp every other day or so to get a new speaker. After about five warranty replacement speakers (expensive JBL D130Fs) he was basically advised that he was expecting too much from the amp. What to do? Mike introduced Randy to Pat Quilter, saying this guy is an electrical genius, he can build you whatever you want. Pats first idea was to replace the single 15 with a set of four 12-inch speakers wired for the same impedance. These were the heaviest-duty speakers available from a local electronics store. They held up for a little while but eventually fried as well. However, Randy thought this was progress at least, and remained interested in what would happen next at Da Shoppe. The group Randy and Mike played in broke up, so equipment plans were put on hold, but when Danny joined the band, Randy realized that Pat Quilter was what Wildfire needed. Mike Castevens, who played bass with Pat Quilters younger brother in their high school band The Blown Mind, had commissioned the first
Quilter amp with the inspiring nameplate A Quilter Sound Thing. It was a 100 watt amp that sold for $250. Pat remembers that he had to do everything over twice before it worked, and that he made about 3 cents an hour after all was done! Flushed with success, according to Pat, he went into business in 1968 and quickly connected with several local bands in Southern California, including Wildfire. A great part of the dominance of the Wildfire sound was due to the next-generation Quilter amplifiers they used. Randy got an early prototype of the Model 500 which had 200 watts, but only 3 main control knobs volume, treble and bass. Pat squeezed in a little mid-range knob to add contour and give the sound more overdrive, but Randy didnt consider that one of the main controls. Having learned not to skimp on speakers, the Model 500 came with a single tall cabinet holding no less than six Altec 417C guitar speakers a truly cosmic experience! There are a few 455 and 500 heads in the Quilter museum, but no original Quilter speaker bottoms have surfaced no doubt they were eventually recycled as closets or storage units. The earliest Model 500 amplifiers were plenty loud, but there were some bugs in the design. For some reason, about 25% of them would just blow! If they made it through a few gigs, they were usually good for life. They were the loudest thing available, even compared to a Marshall stack at the time. Danny played through a newer, cleaned-up Model 455 with a 2 x 15 Altec bass cabinet. Later Randy asked Pat to build him a bigger stack, and he was rewarded with a 500 watt monster with 2 4-12 cabinets. The stack contained a faceplate that said The Randy Love Model and cost him $2,100. It stood about 8-10 inches taller than a Marshall and, according to Randy, just kicked ass! Unfortunately, the power of this amplifier did not catch on with other bands. By about 1972, it became clear to Pat and his partners that they had missed their chance to take over the world in guitar amplifiers. Marshall had already become the standard for big stacks and other companies had taken up the rest of the business. Beginning in the mid-seventies, Quilter became QSC and refocused on rack-mounted general purpose amplifiers. The company has since worked its way to leadership in the general sound reinforcement industry. Check out todays Quilter amps at www.qsc.com.CaliforniaThe main venue for the band in California was Finnegans Rainbow, a nightclub in Orange County owned by Syl Grove. Soon after the association with Danny, the band began rehearing in a house on 19th Street in Costa Mesa. They had been together only 3 weeks when they were offered the opportunity to play an outdoor concert at the University of California at Irvine (UCI), headlining Lee Michaels. There were 8 or 10 other bands on the bill, including Love, and Wildfire went on right before Lee Michaels. Thousands of people showed up, including people from
Finnegans Rainbow. Soon after the show Wildfire was asked to be the house band at Finnegans, playing 5 nights a week. After only a few appearances, lines formed around the block waiting to get into the club and hear the band. Another memorable concert was at an obscure location in the hills above Laguna Beach known as the Top of the World, a remote spot available at that time only via a dirt road. Wildfire pioneered the concept of word of mouth advertising, and told a small number of people about the venue. The band knew a man who worked for the Aliso Creek Water District, and he had the keys to all of the locked gates. Given entrance, the roadies set up the gear on a flat-bed truck with a 10kW gas generator. About 500 people came through the gates, settled into the beautiful valley setting, and the gates were locked once again. The Top of the World concert stands as one of the epitomes of peace/love/joy. There was no violence. No arguments. No hassles, as they said back then. The audience was as much in love with the music as the boys were making it. As was fitting, the generator ran out of gas on the last song, the second encore, Quicksand. There were rumors that the Orange County Sheriffs Department personnel were outside the gates wondering where all that music was coming from, hearing the cheers of 500+ people from somewhere up on that mountain! The Top of the World concert stands out in a series of outdoor concerts in Southern California. The Ortega Festival, the last outdoor concert Wildfire did in California, was much larger, almost 2,000 people, and the organizers were not ready for the crowds. Wildfire played at the end of the day, and by that time, the venue had become a dust bowl, covering the guitar strings with dirt. It was the last outdoor venue Wildfire played until they came to Texas. Prior to the Ortega Festival, Wildfire had played at the Merced County Fairgrounds, opening for Elvin Bishop and Santana. It was a typical county fair situation, with people from the surrounding areas coming to enjoy a day of county fair activities. The bands performed outside in the afternoon, and then were to perform inside a convention center that evening. Wildfire created such a stir with their loud amplification and high-energy original songs that other more established bands were in awe of their musical power. Thousands of faces turned away from the main stage and started grooving on this powerful trio. Ultimately, the name acts asked the promoters to cancel the indoor appearance of Wildfire, and as usual, money spoke. Despite the pleas of the audience, Wildfire was not allowed to perform that evening. Wildfire had better luck with the Laguna Beach movie theater. One night Randy was walking past the theatre, right across from the beach, thinking that it would be a great place to play after the movies were finished. He walked in and asked for the manager, who happened to be
there, and told him of his idea. Several weeks later the manager called Randy and said that his theatre was about to go out of business, so he had nothing to lose by adding bands at midnight. The boys of Wildfire were geared for the show and had friends doing the promo work. The place was packed and the crowd was on its feet by the end of the show. That single night launched a concert series on Friday and Saturday nights that lasted nearly 4 years. Jerry Garcia and other groups of international acclaim played there. It was at this venue that Wildfire opened for Blue Cheer in the late 1960s. The local attention paid to Wildfire assured that any name act would find a packed audience.TexasA Texas promoter heard Wildfire in Southern California and brought them to Austin to play a private concert at The Hill On The Moon, a 55-acre ranch north of Austin by the lake. Because they were so intense and so ahead of their time, they became an instant hit locally in the Austin area. Austin is home to The University of Texas at Austin, and with approximately 40,000 students in the late 1960s, it was the perfect place to live during the academic school year. The band returned to Southern California during the summer. The boys loved the college campus, mainly for the beautiful Texas women! At one point, they lived at The Dobie, a high-rise, off-campus, co-ed dorm near the University. The Dobie had a hippie theater in it, and in exchange for a concert once a week, the boys lived free in the building for a while. The Armadillo World Headquarters was a favorite venue for the band (www.awhq.com.) The October, 1970 concerts opening for Freddie King, brought Wildfire to the attention of more Austin music lovers. The two-night stand was memorialized in a poster no longer available, but viewable on the website www.classicposters.com. Freddie King was not traveling with his own band, and Jimmy Vaughns band at the time backed him up. Randy remembers that Freddie did not even carry extra guitar strings, and that on both evenings Randy had to give Freddie an e-string before the show. At that time in Austin, the biggest draw next to Wildfire was Krackerjack. Krackerjack had a winning format they wrote most of their own stuff and people could dance to their music all night long. With both bands on the ticket, the promoters and club owners were always pleased Krackerjack sold a lot of beer and Wildfire sold a lot of tickets. Stevie Ray Vaughan played with Krackerjack for a while. Charlie Hatchett, of the Hatchett Talent Agency, which is still alive today, booked them in and around the Austin area. The band drew a different crowd in Austin when they played at Maggies, an after-hours coffee house near the Holiday Inn on East Avenue somewhere between River Street and First Street. People would stay all night at Maggies, listening to music and discussing Viet Nam. Many a person who contributed memories to this
history confessed a crush on Miss Maggie! We are still looking for Maggie. If you have any knowledge of how to find her, please send an e-mail to the band. Wildfire frequently played at The Jam Factory in San Antonio, a club owned by Joe A. Miller. Here they opened for the Allman Brothers, when Dwayne Allman was still alive and the band was rocking. Wildfire played at a Port Arthur surfing contest where the hotel would not let them check in because of their long hair. This performance marked the first time Donny was using Sparkle drumheads and they broke! Headlined by Doug Sahm and the Sir Douglas Quintet, Wildfire played at the San Antonio Coliseum. ZZ Top was also one of the opening acts. Another obscure venue where the band played often and to rave reviews was at Jim Marlins club in Brownwood, a small town in West Texas. A picture of them playing this club is on the CD release of the original demo album.The 1970 Demo AlbumWhen Wildfire determined it was time to cut a demo album, they began in California at the Beach Boys studio, putting down the bass and guitar tracks. Wildfire guitarist Randy Love is Beach Boy Mike Loves cousin. A Texas promoter convinced the band that Texas was the place they wanted to be and the place they wanted to record, and the boys returned to Austin, eventually ending up at Sonobeats Western Hills Drive studio toward the end of the year. There they cut a demo of original music, 8 power-packed songs of timeless rock and roll. Sonobeat owner Bill Josey, Sr. produced and engineered this demo album which, like all of Sonobeats classic demos, was released in a plain white jacket with hand-written numbers on white stickers.According to Pat Quilter, to my knowledge, this was the only recording of Quilter amps used at full power. In addition to the few copies given out in Austin, the demo was sold at Sound Spectrum, a record store in Southern California owned by Jimmy Otto at the time. Wildfire gave only 100 albums to the store, and they were sold out in 2 days. The store begged fore more, and Sound Spectrum was given an additional 100 albums. They were sold out in a matter of hours, setting an all-time record albums at the store, per Jimmy Otto. The authorized demo album has a white cover with an adhesive label. The label on the vinyl reads Primo and was drawn by Randy Love. Autumn Leaves and BMI were on the label. 01. Stars in the Sky 02. Down to Earth 03. Time Will Tell 04. Dont Look For Me 05. Free 06. What Have I Got Now 07. Let It Happen 08. Quicksand Altamente Recomendado Highly Recommended Password : rocksoul
Um otimo disco de Funk & Disco , esse eu tenho certeza que vai animar sua festa . A banda foi formada em 1971 , e ja no ano subsequente gravaram seu primeiro album o ultimo foi em 1984 . Eles lancaram dez discos no total esse e o oitavo e um dos melhores da carreiar da familia Sylvers . Altamente Recomendado Highly Recommended Password : rocksoul veja agora varios tipos de bolos para festas de 15 anos,vcs vao amar tenho certeza rs Qual e a garota q nao sonha com a sua festa de 15 anos?Eu por exemplo ja estou planejando a minha rsrsVeja algumas fotos...aniversario da Sabrina...eu participei e foi lindo! Familia Linda! Padrinhos! Sabrina e sua Irma Francieli! Familia do Pastor Donizete e familia da Sabrina! Madrinhas! Hora do parabens!Sabrina! Padrinhos! Eu,Sabrina e Suelen!Emerson,Suelen,Sabrina,Eu e Jeferson - Meu namorado rsrVeja o bolo dela for artificial mais era liindo! Garotas se preparem pq vou postar umas fotos de vestidos de 15 anos,vcs vao ficar bobascom esses modelitos se preparem... Veja agora varios tipos de cupcakes e doces para festas de 15 anos. A vida na escola e um saco kkkkk mas... e muito importante pra nossa vida. " Muitas pessoas acham que a escola e um nada,mas nofinal e tudo na vida". Porque la na escola,eu vou saber qual sera o meu futuro,e que eu tenha condicoes de ter uma vida digna. A maioria das pessoas "alunos" nao gostam de estudarmais,temos que estudar para ter um futuro. Essa aiii e a minha classe,nao esta completa obs: dia de prova kkkk "Os pequenos detalhes sao sempre os mais importantes." -Sherlock HolmesDe valor as coisas, nao pelo que valem, mas pelo que significam. -Johnny Depp"Defenda o que voce acredita, e tenha orgulho por quem voce e." -Demi Lovato"Nem sempre todas decisoes sao certas, mas tudo deve ter o seu motivo." -Catch Side"Mudei porque amadureci, passei por tantas diversoes e experiencias, que consegui aprender com meus proprios erros." -Hayley Williams"Tempos dificeis nao sao tempos para parar de tentar." -Miley Cyrus"Saudade e um sentimento que quando nao cabe no coracao, escorre pelos olhos." -Bob Marley"Entao de repente, vem aquela pessoa... Quando voce menos espera, e te deixa sorrindo a toa." -Renato Russo"Ninguem cruza nosso caminho por acaso. E nos, nao entramos na vida de alguem sem nenhuma razao." -Chico Xavier Amo como ama o amor. Nao conheco nenhuma outra razao para amar senao amar. Que queres que te diga, alem de que te amo, se o que quero dizer-te e que te amo?Fernando Pessoa A musica e um dos campos mais atrativos na vida humana. Atraves da musica podemos desenvolver emocoes, tanto ruins como boas, depende de sua melodia e letra. Para muitos e considerado como hobi, para outros um verdadeiro remedio, com toda essa importancia levaram estudiosos a pesquisa-la a fundo. A musica e tao importante que e utilizada ate em tratamentos para muitas doencas, entre elas destaca-se, a depressao. Estudiosos garantem q a musica tem funadamento terapeutico, onde atraves de ondas soronas chegam ate o celebro com o poder estraordinario, a musica