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TRICDFR 067CD
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Leo Blomov presents his third album, Blomovinho on Tricatel, following on from his first two albums, Carpe Noctem and L'Ermitage, on Label Attitude. This album, which sings of wide-open spaces, nature, and freedom, is a tribute to Música Popular Brasileira.
"It's Brazil, and of course it's not Brazil, any more than the great Guy Cabay and Sean O'Hagan are Brazil. As I listen to 'Sob As Estrelas', I also hear the Brian Wilson of 'Busy Doin' Nothin' and the Paddy McAloon of 'Cruel.'" --Louis Philippe, from his liner notes
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TRILPFR 067LP
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LP version. Leo Blomov presents his third album, Blomovinho on Tricatel, following on from his first two albums, Carpe Noctem and L'Ermitage, on Label Attitude. This album, which sings of wide-open spaces, nature, and freedom, is a tribute to Música Popular Brasileira.
"It's Brazil, and of course it's not Brazil, any more than the great Guy Cabay and Sean O'Hagan are Brazil. As I listen to 'Sob As Estrelas', I also hear the Brian Wilson of 'Busy Doin' Nothin' and the Paddy McAloon of 'Cruel.'" --Louis Philippe, from his liner notes
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