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NAME THAT TUNE TOURNEY - ROUND ONE
"Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" - The Looking Glass
"Magnólia" - Jorge Ben
Vote for the "name" song you prefer!
Propaganda for "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)": "I love the story and the beat and always try to make it apply to a ship (and i've found 3 it works for!)"
Propaganda for "Magnólia": "Beautiful song about a father being excited for the arrival of his baby girl"
Jorge Ben - Descobri que Eu Sou um Anjo (1969)
Rogério Duprat's arrangement on this Jorge Ben tune is really "out there": as Jorge's samba guitar holds things together, sweeping and sometime discordant strings cut across, with backing vocals softly chanting and Jorge's almost spoken vocals create something very different. Translated the song title is "I discovered I am an angel".
1967
Don’t let the title fool you — this track has nothing to do with Jorge Ben’s more famous Mas Que Nada.
Rosa, Mas Que Nada stands on its own, bursting with his signature guitar groove, punchy percussion, and a laid-back vocal flow.
100% classic late-60s Ben — raw, rhythmic, and impossible not to move to.
Seleção
Gil e Jorge
Would Jorge Ben from real life have a Ludicolo?
Yes, they would
No, they would not
see results :3
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Propaganda : From its Emerald dex entry: “ When it hears festive music, all the cells in its body become stimulated, and it begins moving in rhythm.” Seems like the kind of Pokemon the godfather of samba rock would have.
NAME THAT TUNE TOURNEY - ROUND TWO
"Charles Jr." - Jorge Ben
"Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)" - Bruce Springsteen
Vote for the "name" song you prefer!
Propaganda for "Charles Jr.": "This song is art. Smooth, rhythmic, sensual, interesting changes of pace and instrumentation." Defeated Opponents: "Joanne" - Michael Nesmith and the First National Band
Propaganda for "Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)": none Defeated Opponents: "Run Samson Run" - Neil Sedaka
