Tag Archives: Brazil
Faith, Hope and “Your Love:” Lari Basilio’s latest album.
Somewhere along the line, the guitar instrumental album became a hackneyed effort—at least as far as the electric guitar was concerned. In the 1980’s, a plethoric cavalcade of them were presented, and it seemed that most of them were hastily … Continue reading
Oficina G3, and the Portuguese rabbit hole of indifference
Of all the hair-brained schemes I’ve concocted, the one I am about to lay out is the one that makes the least sense to people. This one seems to supersede: 1) Donning an ape suit and attempting to foment a Bigfoot … Continue reading
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Tagged Brazil, Guitar, Juninho Afram, Mauro Henrique, Oficina G3, Petra, Portuguese, Rock, Sao Paulo, Stryper, Travel
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Coming out of hiding
It seems the writing bug has hit me yet again, in spite of whatever overwhelming wave of neopessimism undergirded the last post. Okay. I have dark moments. Sue me. So do you. I just happened to forge some articulate, wheedling … Continue reading
Master Of None 