Gemini 7 em Órbita Os Tremendões (Jungle Cats) LP 1967 Latin Rock Garage Brazil

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Os Tremendões (Jungle Cats) Gemini 7 em Órbita LP 1967 Brazil
Rare Original LP" 60's Brazil.

Side One: 01. Eu Não Sabia Que Você Existia / 02. Tema Para Jovens Namorados / 03. Chapeuzinho Vermelho / 04. Meu Bem Não Me Quer / 05. Secret Agent Men / 06. Só Para Jovens

Side Two: 07. Gatinha Manhosa / 08. Listen People / 09. Vem Quente Que Eu Estou Fervendo / 10. Black is Black / 11. California Dreamin' / 12. Vai

With the success of today's classic and rare compact that contained the songs 'Vai' and the version of 'It's no use', the Byrds (translated to 'Sapato Novo'), the band Jungle Cats meets the invitation label Paladium to record LP 'Gemini 7 Em Órbita, with the Tremendões', basically a disc of covers. This facet of signing with another name served to preserve the identity of the group. The boys, as well as hundreds of other groups garage, had a profile more, say, radical and did not want to compromise it with "business" records. 

At this time, the band was formed by Carlos Greco on bass, Hippolytus, battery, Dalton Meireles, on lead guitar, Roberto Navarro, on rhythm guitar and Sergio Greco, on the piano. 

Launched in 1967, the album featured the international rock classics, the Young Guard and instrumental, as 'Tema Para Jovens Namorados', 'Gatinha Manhosa', 'Listen People' and 'California Dreamin''. Strangely for future rats discography of Brazilian rock, the last track on side b, the disc contained a recording of 'Vai', the original Jungle Cats. 

The group also tried to record an album with original, in order to show the true face of the Jungle Cats sound, evidenced on 'Go', some time before. The idea was mainly record the songs of the group members, especially Carlos Greco, a great composer. The proposal of the boys, however, bumped into the negative label, rather than releasing albums of covers. 

The "dream Sixties" ended with the conclusion of the Beatles, military service for many people and the university for so many others. With this, The Jungle Cats also ended its activities, leaving the history of Brazilian rock a compact rare, an LP "anonymous" and a legend that is still alive today. 

Text Fernando Rosa published on the site Mr F. 

Paladium - Brazil - 1967 - CAT BMLP 70002

CONDITION :
COVER - VG ++ (small crease + stains aging) 
RECORD - VG +

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