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Pappo’s Blues Vol. 3 Vinyl LP Turquoise Colour 2025

Pappo’s Blues Vol. 3 Vinyl LP Turquoise Colour 2025

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Tracklist:1. Stratocaster Boogie2. Pjaro Metlico3. Sucio y Desprolijo4. l Sur de la Ciudad5. Sndwiches de Miga6. El Brujo y el Tiempo7. Trabajando en el Ferrocarril8. Caras en el Parque9. Siempre es lo Mismo NenaPappos Blues' third album Vol 3 reissued...

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Tracklist:

1. Stratocaster Boogie
2. Pjaro Metlico
3. Sucio y Desprolijo
4. l Sur de la Ciudad
5. Sndwiches de Miga
6. El Brujo y el Tiempo
7. Trabajando en el Ferrocarril
8. Caras en el Parque
9. Siempre es lo Mismo Nena

Pappos Blues’ third album Vol 3 reissued on vinyl in October Svart Records continues to reissue the discography of Legendary Argentinian blues rock band Pappo’s Blues with their third album Vol. 3 out on vinyl in October 2025. At the beginning of the 70s, guitarist, singer and composer Norberto Anbal Napolitano, known to the music world as Pappo, was in the enviable position of being considered among the top guitar players of the fast-growing world of Argentine rock. Volume 3 is Pappos third studio album, released in April 1973. For this third studio album, the lineup changed from drummer Luis Gambolini and bassist Carlos Pignatta to Hctor Lorenzo (drums) and Carlos Alberto Rufino (bass). The album is filled with musical influences from Jimi Hendrix and Cream to chord progressions that swell to Sabbathian proportions. All the songs on the album were recorded live at ION Studio by engineer Carlos Piriz, with no re-recordings, with production by Jorge lvarez and Billy Bond. There are no other effects on the album, except for incidental noises in “Sndwiches de Miga” and handclapping in “Trabajando en el Ferrocarril. Vol. 3 is now available on Svart exclusive transparent orange with black smoke vinyl, limited turquoise vinyl, and classic black vinyl, including amazing tip-on gatefold cover and liner notes by Alfredo Rosso. The album cover art was designed by artist Cristina Villamor. The lyrics of “El Brujo y el Tiempo” are even said to be inspired by that iconic drawing.

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