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A new compiled record of some great bands with fantastic music from Aldora Britain Records. When you want to hear good new music from underground independent unsigned artists – You need to lock into Aldora Britain Records on Bandcamp. There are not many promoters of underground independent unsigned artists, Aldora Britain Records is one of them that really does promote for the love of the music. So many genres from rock, country, blues, heavy metal, progressive and on and on, Aldora just keeps doing what it does best – promoting good music.!

25 various artist tracks on this new release and of course Aldo Buzzi has a song included Track #14

Click on any of the song hyperlinks below –it will lead you right to Bandcamp to preview each song!

https://thealdorabritainrecords.bandcamp.com/album/to-terry

1.Will Leet – Satan & The Sailor 04:16
2.Lord Sonny The Unifier – The Starman 03:35
3.The Dogrocket Blues Band – Rusty Train 05:35
4.Joel David Weir – Tower Of Hurt 04:33
5.Jeremy Beggs – Winter’s Town 04:10
6.J.M. Baule – Soroll De Timbals 03:56
7.Josie Bello – Magic Of The Music 05:00
8.Darksoft – Such Is Life 03:57
9.Nicky Click – Life Cycle 02:49
10.Post Galazer – Mansandia 03:16
11.The Naked Lunch – Crying Shame 02:13
12.Dick Pistol – Night Ballad 01:43
13.Troy Bentley – Family 05:11
14.Aldo Buzzi – Weeeeeeeeee 03:44
15.Hello London – Rolling 03:50
16.Conomor – Flower City Groove 03:14
17.Q Shaq – Freedom Blast 2022 05:06
18.Daughter Of The Water – Imbole 03:18
19.Daniel Green – Bitch To Blame 03:44
20.Eric Alden Smith – Godsleep 03:52
21.Lewis Brennan – Erin 03:17
22.Paolo G. – Dreamin’ (49) 02:36
23.Bad Taste – Toes 03:12
24.Optical Sun – SOS/Save Our Souls 08:02
25.Ancestral Dusk – Miseria 10:18

Thank You

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Aldora Britain Records and Thomas Hilton

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On Facebook the other day my buddy Bill and partner from Centour sound company that we co-owned in New York city back in the late 70’s early to mid 80’s posted some archival video footage from YouTube when Frank Zappa played the Mudd Club in May of 1980. The quality of this video and sound is really good. John K, Bill and I did the sound production in the Mudd club at that venue and were so excited to be able to work the sound for Frank Zappa on that day, Incredible!!! John K. was the production manager at the club at the time and Bill, and I assisted with the set-up of sound equipment and stage setup. Not too long after that show, Bill and I took over the production management of the Mudd club and we have some fantastic stories from those days at the club! In fact, Bill met his wife there, Nancy – she was one of the bartenders. Bill about a year or so into that gig, went overseas to do some touring work with Motorhead, as I continued working the club and playing in the city and Long Island with my first band the Lampshades.

There has been in the past few years a few videos that have surfaced of that show, but the quality of the video and sound was not too good, and they all are just based off of the Mudd Club song that Frank wrote – nothing of anything else he played that night. If I recall correctly, he played 1 set for about 2 hours. Would love to see some other footage if anyone has that.

I included the video that appeared 5 days ago.

Enjoy the master that is ” FRANK ZAPPA”!

Here is another video that came out around 4 years ago of the same song – as said, the quality isn’t as good – There are a lot of still photo shots of the club – In one you see a rack of Crown amplifiers that we specifically installed in the club. This video is a little longer also.

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I would like to first and foremost thank all the fans for listening, liking and saving Aldo music on their digital platforms and playlists. I super appreciate it and thank you. I do this to share my music with whomever enjoys it. I hope it always brings you good vibes, fun and reflection.

A HUGE Thank You!

As you get older it’s not about making it a commercial success, it’s really about the creativity and the music. It’s about supporting good musicians, artists and creative people that makes it all worthwhile. Independent artists need your help to get their music and artistry out to the masses, we are not the Taylor Swifts of the world that can spend millions on promotional advertising and clog up the airwaves with the repeating drum of commercial musical trash that exists today. There are so many underground bands and solo artists that are producing meaningful music from experimental, to rock to pop to techno to rap to blues to jazz and to the yet to be discovered sounds yet to be heard.

Keep on supporting independent Artist

Keep your mind open and enjoy life!!!