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Paul Gillman
Escalofrío

Album VE 1994 on One's Music label
Rock (Heavy Metal)

Original CD was Limited Edition of 1000. Small sticker with number shown on front cover Special effects: Frank Gil (Stereo Tip 100.9 F.M. Valencia), Rafael Kruegger + Eddie Ortiz (Capital92.3 F.M. Valencia), "el gordo" Antón (Capital 104.5 Caracas) & to Jorge Stelling. Road Crew: * Jorge Ortiz (road manager) * Frank Feola (sound engineer) * Alonso Perez (monitors) * Carlos y Daniel Rodríguez (lights) * Cristian Teppa (bass technician) * Eduardo Nieto (guitar technician) * Ricardo Mundarain (drum technician) * César Rodríguez (utility) * Lights: Ilumshow * Sound: Henry Recorded & mixed in Mad Box Studios, between January 29 and March 15, 1994, Caracas, Venezuela. Mastered at Digital House New York, USA. CD Label set up: Gerry Bunke, Digital House New York, USA Printed & manufactured in Digital House New York, USA. Album Concept: Paul Gillman Bibliography: "El Poema Negro": Claudio de Alas, taken from the book "Repertorio Poético" (Poetic Repertory) by Luis Edgardo Ramírez, no publisher, Caracas 1956 "El Silbon": Juan Pablo Rojas Hidalgo's "Leyenda y Realidad" (Legend and Reality). Guanare, Marzo 1990. "El Silbon Una Leyenda De La Sabana" by Rafael Roberto Gavida, Ateno Popular de Guanare 1967, y de los temas musicales de nuestro folklore "El Silbon" y el "Corrio del Silbon", "Romance del Corrio" by venezuelan musicians Dámaso Delgado y José Herrera y "Mitos y Leyendas", "el Folklore en la escuela" by R. Oliveras Figueroa "La Sayona": Venezuelan folkloric archives. "Visiones de la Noche en la Ciudad" (Visions of the Night In The City), "Huellas Folklóricas" (Folkloric Traces), Tradiciones, Leyendas, Brujería y Supersticiones, (Traditions, Legends, Witchcraft and superstition) Santos Erminy Arismendi's "Los Dos Monteadores y La Sayona" from the book"Huellas Folklóricas". "Cuentos de Espantos y Aparecidos" (Tales of Ghosts and Apparitions) Latinamerican Co-Edition and the musical folkloric themes about "La Sayona" by José Rafael Martínez. "El Cazador Novato", Angel Melo and Alberto Alvarez, other consultations Jesús Alfonso Rivero's "La Llorona", R. Oliveras Figueroa's "La Dientona", Joaquin Salazar Franco's "La Colmillona" and Alicia Marciano's "La Bruja del Avila". "El Pez Nicolás": Jose-Joaquin Salazar Franco "Cheguaco" 's , "Mitos y Creencias Margariteñas" (Margaritan Myths and Believes) Tacaricua de Margarita 1981. Edition of the Legislative Assembly of the Nueva España State. "El Tirano Aguirre" was also taken from the works of the above. "El Carretón", Venezuelan archives of Folklore. "Visiones de la Noche En la Cuidad". "El Carretón de la Trinidad" (The bandwagon of la Trinidad), "El Espanto de la Carreta" (The Ghost of The bandwagon). "El Hachador": From Folklore to the school's "Mitos y Leyendas" from R. Oliveras Figueroa. Dr. Rafael Roberto Gavida's "El Hachador de Espino", Guanare and the "Corrido del Hachador Perdido" unknown author on SACVEN. "El Extraño Caso de Petare" from the book "Platillos Voladores sobre Venezuela", (Flying Saucers over Venezuela), the events presented Horacio Gonzales Ganteaume, CCS 1961. Tracks 1 and 18 are the album's intro and outro. Tracks 2, 4, 6, 8,10, 12, 14, and 16 are song's intros. Tracks 19 - 22 are covers:

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