Jorge Ben - Samba Esquema Novo The Silvertones Japanese Breakfast began as a

Japanese Breakfast began as a monthlong

M:FANS is exactly that too

A perfect blend of archetypal Kraftwerkian pop and French synth

mock-authoritative Bowie voice still holds sway over 1980’s Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)

A1 Omar Aramayo– Nocturno 1(1983) 6:33 A2 Manongo Mujica– Invocación (1989) 6:14 A3 Corina Bartra– Jungle (1985) 4:35 A4 Julio Algendones "Chocolate"*– Eleegua (1984) 3:50 A5 Ave Acústica– Llegué A Lima Al Atardecer (1975) 2:36 B1 Espíritus (2)– Bosques Girando Al Ritmo Del Sol (1987) 5:59 B2 Miguel Flores (2)– Indio de la Ciudad (1979) 2:05 B3 Luis David Aguilar– La Tarkeada (1986) 4:33 B4 Arturo Ruiz Del Pozo– Retorno (1986) 7:39

Jorge Ben - Samba Esquema Novo The Silvertones Japanese Breakfast began as aJorge Ben (since 1988 performing as Jorge Ben Jor). Brazilian musician, vocalist and songwriter, born 22 March 1939 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In the early 1960s, Ben recorded as a samba artist, gaining international renown as a songwriter when Srgio Mendes covered his song, "Mas Que Nada". His earliest works include samba music and songs inspired by Bossa Nova, being a predominant style in the 60's. Influenced by American Rock and Funk music, Jorge