DO PANDEIRO, JACKSON - FORRO DO JACKSON
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: HONEY PIE
Release date: 25/09/2020
Barcode: 7427116347585
Catalog no.: HONEY0000009
Item ID: 498448
Originally released in 1958, now back on vinyl, this LP by Brazilian percussionist and singer Jackson Do Pandeiro contains a highly infectious mixture of exuberant, energetic roots-music based on a wave of inventive syncopations between vocals and percussion, melody and rhythm.
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