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Pappo's Blues (Black Vinyl) (Limited Amber)

Pappo's Blues

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Format: LP

Cat No: SRE703LP

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Format Details: Black Vinyl

Format Details: Limited Amber

Release Date:  16 August 2024

Label:  Svart Records

Packaging Type:  Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  6430080235421

Genres:  Rock  Psychedelic Rock  

Release Date:  16 August 2024

Label:  Svart Records

Packaging Type:  Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  6430080235438

Genres:  Rock  Psychedelic Rock  

  • Description

    Svart Records re-release legendary Pappo's Blues records on vinyl, self-titled debut album out in August

    Svart Records is proud to reissue the production of Argentinian blues rock legend Pappo's Blues as vinyl versions. Guitarist-singer Pappo aka Norberto An?bal Napolitano (1950 - 2005) is one of his country's biggest rock legends, who also managed to make a career outside his home country. He was there right from the beginning of Argentine rock, as guitarist of the first version of Los Abuelos de la Nada, Conexi?n No 5, Engranaje and Los Gatos, the band that made Argentine rock a household name thanks to the success of their first single, "La Balsa", which sold more than 200.000 copies in 1967.

    Jorge ?lvarez (co-founder of the first Argentinian independent rock label Mandioca) encouraged Pappo to develop his own music. What followed was the formation of the first version of Pappo's Blues in 1971, a trio that had Pappo himself on guitar and vocals, David Leb?n on bass and Black Amaya on drums. Their self-named debut album was an unqualified success among the ever-growing audience of Argentine rock. It contained a bundle of all-time classics such as "El hombre suburbano" (The suburban man), "El viejo" (The old man) and "Ad?nde est? la Libertad" (Where is freedom?).

    Pappo's Blues (1971, also known as "Volume One") introduced a new element to Argentine rock: a harder rock and blues sound, combined with intelligent and sensitive lyrics with centered on the vicissitudes of a typical young man trying to live life according to his own rules, surrounded by the mores of an intolerant society. The arabesques of Pappo's guitar, complemented by a solid and yet elastic rhythm section, made for an exciting and daring sound, where his trademark rock and blues sound also extended to embrace blues ballads and even excursions into psychedelia.

    Pappo's Blues self-titled album will be released 16.8.2024 on limited black, glowing rosin, and turquoise & gold marble editions. Pre-sale has started on Svart Records' webstore today and is available for our European and North American customers.

    Description

    Svart Records re-release legendary Pappo's Blues records on vinyl, self-titled debut album out in August

    Svart Records is proud to reissue the production of Argentinian blues rock legend Pappo's Blues as vinyl versions. Guitarist-singer Pappo aka Norberto An?bal Napolitano (1950 - 2005) is one of his country's biggest rock legends, who also managed to make a career outside his home country. He was there right from the beginning of Argentine rock, as guitarist of the first version of Los Abuelos de la Nada, Conexi?n No 5, Engranaje and Los Gatos, the band that made Argentine rock a household name thanks to the success of their first single, "La Balsa", which sold more than 200.000 copies in 1967.

    Jorge ?lvarez (co-founder of the first Argentinian independent rock label Mandioca) encouraged Pappo to develop his own music. What followed was the formation of the first version of Pappo's Blues in 1971, a trio that had Pappo himself on guitar and vocals, David Leb?n on bass and Black Amaya on drums. Their self-named debut album was an unqualified success among the ever-growing audience of Argentine rock. It contained a bundle of all-time classics such as "El hombre suburbano" (The suburban man), "El viejo" (The old man) and "Ad?nde est? la Libertad" (Where is freedom?).

    Pappo's Blues (1971, also known as "Volume One") introduced a new element to Argentine rock: a harder rock and blues sound, combined with intelligent and sensitive lyrics with centered on the vicissitudes of a typical young man trying to live life according to his own rules, surrounded by the mores of an intolerant society. The arabesques of Pappo's guitar, complemented by a solid and yet elastic rhythm section, made for an exciting and daring sound, where his trademark rock and blues sound also extended to embrace blues ballads and even excursions into psychedelia.

    Pappo's Blues self-titled album will be released 16.8.2024 on limited black, glowing rosin, and turquoise & gold marble editions. Pre-sale has started on Svart Records' webstore today and is available for our European and North American customers.

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Algo Ha Cambiado
      • 2. El Viejo
      • 3. Hansen
      • 4. Gris Y Amarillo
      • 5. Adios Willy

      Side 2

      • 1. El Hombre Suburbano
      • 2. Especies
      • 3. Adonde Está La Libertad

    Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Algo Ha Cambiado
      • 2. El Viejo
      • 3. Hansen
      • 4. Gris Y Amarillo
      • 5. Adios Willy

      Side 2

      • 1. El Hombre Suburbano
      • 2. Especies
      • 3. Adonde Está La Libertad

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