A nice version of Vibrações by Dudu, Douglas, and Alexandre. This is still one of my favorite choros -- and probably the first one that I heard (mid 1990s or so) that really grabbed me.
-David
Vibrações
A nice version of Vibrações by Dudu, Douglas, and Alexandre. This is still one of my favorite choros -- and probably the first one that I heard (mid 1990s or so) that really grabbed me.
-David
Re: Vibrações
+1 for Dudu playing Vibrações!
His version of Vibrações on the Caraivana album really knocks me out.
Everybody plays it, but only a few really nail it like that.
Doug Hoople
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Re: Vibrações
+1 or +2 or +∞... he is a Brazilian soulman... and so are Douglas and Alexandre. I was there too. This was in NYC on their last tour.
Jim
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Re: Vibrações
Isn't that pronounced Vi-Brak-ohs? (G with thanks to Steve R, where ever you R)
Or Vee-Bra-Sauce?
Re: Vibrações
It's Vee-Bra-Soice, boys, that's the only choice.
Doug Hoople
Adult-onset Instrumentalist (or was that addled-onset?)
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