Secos & Molhados

Secos & Molhados were a Brazilian art-pop/folk band that released two self-titled albums on Continental in 1973 and 1974, followed by a second pair of eponymous albums on Philips between 1978 and 1980.

Members: João Ricardo (acoustic guitar, harmonica, vocals), João Carlos (guitar, 1971), Fred (guitar, 1971), Ney Matogrosso (vocals, 1972-74), Gerson Conrad (acoustic guitar, vocals, 1972-74), Marcelo Frias (drums, percussion, 1973), Sergio Rosadas [aka “Gripa”] (flute, 1973-74), John Flavin (guitar, 1973-74), Willie (bass, 1973-74), Lili Rodrigues (vocals, 1977-78), Vander Taffo [aka Wander Tosh] (guitar, 1977-78), João Ascensão (bass, 1977-78), Gel Fernandes (drums, 1977-78), Cesar Lampé (vocals, 1980), Roberto Lampé (vocals, 1980), Carlos Amantor (vocals, 1980), Tôto Braxil (vocals, 1987-90), Edinho (guitar, 1987-88), Fernando (bass, 1987-88), Ninho (drums, 1987-88), Zé Rodrix (keyboards, accordion, ocarina, 1973), Emilio (keyboards, accordion, 1974), Norival (drums, percussion, 1974), Jorge Omar (acoustic guitar, 1974), Triana Romero (castanets, 1974), Lazy (percussion, 1977), Rubão (percussion, 1977), Mozart Melo (guitar, 1980), Roberto Lazzarini (1980), Jamil Joanes (bass, 1980), Alexandre (bass, 1980), Dadi (1980), Mamão (drums, 1980)

Discography:

• Secos & Molhados (1973)
• Secos & Molhados (1974)
• Secos & Molhados (1978)
• Secos & Molhados (1980)
• Gravado ao vivo no Maracanãzinho (live, 1980)
• A Volta do Gato Preto (1988)