Los 39 Sonidos «Especial Discos Comerciales»

Juan Vitoria es el ideólogo en Discos Amsterdam de Valencia, un musicólogo con tablas suficientes para reconocer y poner en su lugar a cualquier banda o grupo del panorama musical nacional e internacional como crítico especializado que es.

Los 39 sonidos podcast es un espacio musical que viene realizando desde hace bastante tiempo y en el que, recientemente, dedicó un ESPECIAL DISCOS COMERCIALES, que expone de la siguiente manera:

Aquí está disponible, para escucha «on line» o descarga, el programa especial de Los 39 Sonidos sobre discos comerciales y/u horteras, pero magistrales, que os prometí. Se emitió en una versión reducida de tres horas el pasado domingo en Spektra FM, pero aquí lo tenéis en su totalidad, más de cuatro horas con discos emblemáticos que han sido pasto de las ventas y, sin embargo, no han perdido su nivel creativo o brillante, discos que ya os comenté de Supertramp, ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA (minuto 15’39»), Rod Stewart, Robert Palmer, Redbone, Sweet, Daryl Hall & John Oates, Eagles, David Cassidy, America, Neil Diamond, Rubettes, 10CC, Alan Parsons y un largo etc. Espero que disfrutéis de estas canciones tan conocidas como inmensas. Buenas vibraciones!

El listado completo:

Rod Stewart – Atlantic Crossing (1975)
Elton John – Don’t Shoot Me I’m Only The Piano Player (1973)
Carly Simon – No Secrets (1972)
Electric Light Orchestra – A New World Record (1976)
The Alan Parsons Project – I Robot (1977)
Supertramp – Crime Of The Century (1974)
Barry White – Can’t Get Enough (1974)
Robert Palmer – Double Fun (1978)
Boney M – Take The Heat Off Me (1976)
Redbone – The Witch Queen Of New Orleans (1971)
Sweet – Funny How Sweet Co-Co Can Be (1971)
Carole King – Tapestry (1971)
Bay City Rollers – One Upon A Star (1975)
Gilbert O’Sullivan – Back To Front (1972)
Paul McCartney & Wings – Band On The Run (1973)
Jobriath – Jobriath (1973)
Dire Straits – Dire Straits (1978)
The Human League – Dare (1981)
Billy Joel – The Stranger (1977)
Ultravox! – Ultravox! (1977)
Peter Frampton – Frampton (1974)
The Doobie Brothers – The Captain And Me (1973)
Daryl Hall & John Oates – Abandoned Lucheonette (1973)
Eagles – Hotel California (1976)
David Cassidy – Rock Me Baby (1972)
Chicago – Chicago II (1970)
Tubeway Army – Replicas (1979)
James Taylor – Mud Slide Slim (1971)
Bread – Baby I’m A Want You (1972)
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts – I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll (1981)
Tony Orlando And Dawn – Tuneweaving (1972)
Neil Diamond – Just For You (1967)
KC & The Sunshine Band – KC & The Sunshine Band (1975)
Status Quo – Hello (1973)
Al Stewart – Year Of The Cat (1976)
America – Homecoming (1973)
Eric Carmen – Eric Carmen (1975)
Labelle – Nightbirds (1974)
Gary Glitter – Glitter (1973)
Suzi Quatro – Can The Can (1973)
Smokie – Bright Lights And Back Alleys (1977)
Sailor – Trouble (1975)
Rubettes – Wear It’s ‘At (1974)
Adam And The Ants – Kings Of The Wild Frontier (1980)
Gloria Gaynor – Never Can Say Goodbye (1975)
Sparks – Kimono My House (1974)
The Cars – The Cars (1978)
ABC – The Lexicon Of Love (1982)
10 CC – Original Soundtrack (1975)
The Bee Gees – Saturday Night Fever (1977)
Silver Convention – Save Me (1974)
The Feeling – Join With Us (2008)

ELOSPAIN:

Juan Vitoria is the ideologist at Discos Amsterdam in Valencia, a musicologist with enough skills to recognize and put any band or group on the national and international music scene in its place as the specialized critic that he is.
The 39 sounds podcast is a musical space that he has been doing for quite some time and in which, recently, he dedicated a SPECIAL COMMERCIAL RECORDS, which he explains as follows:
Here is available, to listen to "online" or download, the special program of Los 39 Sonidos on commercial and/or tacky, but masterful albums, which I promised you. It was broadcast in a reduced version of three hours last Sunday on Spektra FM, but here you have it in its entirety, more than four hours with emblematic albums that have been fodder for sales and, however, have not lost their creative level or brilliant, albums that I already mentioned by Supertramp, ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA (minute 15'39''), Rod Stewart, Robert Palmer, Redbone, Sweet, DarylHall & John Oates, Eagles, David Cassidy, America, Neil Diamond, Rubettes, 10CC, Alan Parsons and much more. I hope you enjoy these well-known and immense songs. Good vibrations!