A következő oldal a nyugalom és a közízlés megzavarására alkalmas!
Böngészését kizárólag:
látogatóknak ajánljuk!
Ennek tudatában:
The Fabulous Go-Go Boy From Alabama is a one man band from Brazil. He is/was member in many groups, for example The Backseat Drivers play garage punk
Free Downloads An EP (2010) + 100% Live at Caffeine Sound Studio (2010)
The Fabulous Go-Go Boy From Alabama is a one man band from Brazil. He is/was member in many groups, for example The White Trash Duo with Marco Butcher play primitive rock’n’roll:
Coletivo Sinfonia de Cães
Fabulous Go-Go Boy’s Bands From Brazil #2
The Fabulous Go-Go Boy From Alabama is a one man band from Brazil. He is/was member in many groups. He and Marco Butcher play blues punk
under the name of Jesus & The Groupies > Bandcamp
The Fabulous Go-Go Boy From Alabama is a one man band from Brazil. He is/was member in many groups, for example
The Fabulous Go-Go Boy From Alabama +
Bloody Mary Una Chica Band + Human Trash
(all from Brazil) are on Euro tour in November.
The show will arrive in Budapest on Nov 23

The Fabulous Go-Go Boy from Alabama with Bloody Mary Una Chica Band and Human Trash make a Euro Tour in November. They’re coming from Brazil and playing primitive-garage-trash-rock’n’roll. The show will arrive in Budapest on Nov 23.
The Fabulous Go-Go Boy’s sub-genre is „Ooga Booga Rock’n’Roll„, that is primitive side of rock, influenced by rural blues, rockabilly and garage rock. His brand new single is released within days on Monster Mash Records. You can grab it on tour also.
He played in Budapest at RNR666 Party last year:
He is/was in many bands. In the following days we will show those.
Ooga Booga = a native or primitive man

Tropical psychedelic pop from Brazil: Boogarins
from As Plantas Que Curam LP by Other Music
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Texas. Punk. Video
„Everywhere I hear the sound of marching, charging feet / Cause summers here and the time is right for fighting in the street” – howled by Mick Jagger in the song of the Street Fighting Man in London, England at the summer of 1968. Today the same things happening thousand miles to west, but there’s no music at all. Video-report and interview with the Brazilian video-artist VJ Spetto from the burning São Paulo in 2013 19th of june.
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