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born in argentina, saxophonist and flutist hector “costita” bisignani arrived to brazil in the late 1950s and in the following years played with some of the biggest names of the era such as joão donato, manfredo fest and sérgio mendes. . in 1964 he recorded “impacto” with his sextet, an explosive mix of tough jazz and brazilian samba widely considered his best work. the album’s ten tracks include three costita compositions, songs by tom jobim and vinícius de moraes and a superb version of horace silver’s ‘tokyo blues’. a killer samba-jazz lp! presented in facsimile artwork and pressed on 180g vinyl.

shelly y nueva generación was a cult spanish soul and garage band that left an indelible mark on the late 1960s music scene.

shelly y nueva generación was a cult spanish soul and garage band that left an indelible mark on the late 1960s music scene.

dive into the revolutionary latin rock vibes of traffic sound with their 1970 masterpiece, virgin.

out of print for quite a few years now, this album is a stunning power-pop gem recorded at a time when this kind of girl group pairing with punk rock was unusual.

top-rated west coast garage sounds from the vaults of maverick genius gary s paxton.

after three previous volumes in our series -algo salvaje- devoted to the spanish nuggets, the new installment explores the darkest, neglected and rebellious side of peruvian 60s garage beat.

reissue of this rare soundtrack. stunning composition.. salvanini at his best. tip!