Ronnie Von (1968)
Ronnie Von was one of the most popular singers of Jovem Guarda, the early brazilian rock. This movement, started in early 60's by artists like Roberto Carlos, Erasmo Carlos and Os Incríveis, was the first brazilian version to the music made by The Beatles and The Rolling Stones in england. These artists were composing, between other things, portuguese parodies of the USA Billboard's hits, and these songs were reaching the Brazilian radios even before of the original versions. This album, entitled simply "Ronnie Von", is very particular in the singer's discography because it represents the beginning of the Von's psychedelic period. Also is necessary to detach the attendance of the band Os Mutantes in all the songs, which at that time was beginning his career.
Tracks
1. Meu Novo Cantar (Arnaldo Saccomani)
2. Chega de Tudo (Arnaldo Saccomani)
3. Espelhos Quebrados (Arnaldo Saccomani)
4. Silvia 20 horas Domingo (Tom Gomes, Luiz VAgner)
5. Menina de Trança (Flávia, Hédis)
6. Nada de Novo (João Magalhães, Eneyda)
7. Esperança de Cantar (Chil Deberto, Eduardo Araújo)
8. Anarquia (Arnaldo Saccomani)
9. Mil Novecentos e Além (Arnaldo Saccomani)
10. Tristeza Num Dia Alegre (Newton Siqueira Campos, Vicente Paula Sálvia)
11. Contudo, Todavia (João Magalhães, Eneyda)
12. Canto de Despedida (Arnaldo Saccomani)
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