Strongly encourage all here to check out "The Right to Rock," a PBS documentary about Fanny released in 2023. Great live footage. Just saw it again today. Awesome.
There's not one bad song on this album, from start to finish, one timeless song after the other.....this is a fantastic album by an exceptional band! The quality of songwriting is off the charts. The creativity and attention to detail plus that incredible energy....love it! Their live performances are even better......one kickass band.
The comment below says it all abour this group. They are a superb group of musicians and it serms that a huge number of music fans missed them when they were still recording with the original strongest line up I love the live clips from Beat Club and Old Grey Whistle Test. Very strong performances and superb that we can watch this incredible band .
Having been a teenager in the early 1970s, I can tell you why Fanny never became major stars: their records were never played on the radio, and they seldom if ever opened for a major rock band in New York. Which is a shame, because these chicks rock.
I just found them today. i've noticed some fanny on my youtube suggetions for about a week; but, I'd click other stuff. I grew up finding my father's John Mayall, and through him, I found Peter Green Fleetwood Mac. I've pretty much gone through the blues all the way down to Sylvester Weaver. I mean I find all kinds of obscure musicians; i'm surprised I never heard of, or seen Fanny till now!
My mother was a fan of Fanny Hill, and I grew up listening to this amazing album in the 80s along with other great women musicians. I still have this album and play it often. One of the greatest bands and perhaps most influential. Amazing singers, song writers, musicians, performers. Timeless sound and lyrics, and voices and message. "Are you ready to think of the future..." "Think about the childre..." Relevant Today!
Here in Brazil - city of Curitiba PR - knowing and listening 'now' the songs of the band FANNY of phenomenal musicians!! We hope Jean is getting her health back.
just discovered this band and I'm a fan of late 1960's, early 1970's blue's driven hard rock bands....can't believe I've never heard them before...just gained a new fan.
Ticks audio-emotional boxes for me... You know like when you grew up on an album (eg Eric Clapton's Journeyman) then, years later, someone plays you August - But it means nothing... This is the opposite of that. (lolololo)
It's one of the few records that I've ever heard where I love every song. It's just brilliant. Great singing and playing great Band Feel these women are doing what LOVE to do and that's making MUSIC.
Well Tommy, I guess you were listening to the wrong Band's / LP's. From the 70's through to the 90's I'd be mighty pissed off, if there was ONE song on an album I didn't like. This is a great album but at the time, it was just another great album.... Had it when it was released and still listen to it regularly.... Ditto about a hundred other's..... Take a listen to FIRST BASE by BABE RUTH....
I was a huge Fanny fan in the early Seventies. I remember I had a friend who ABSOLUTELY refused to believe that they were actually playing the instruments because "chicks can't play rock music." They were way ahead of their time: rock-playing biracial girls!!!
If I may jump in, Fanny Hill broke barriers in the '70s. It was at the height of the Vietnam war, and American sentiments in certain areas at that particular point in time were not friendly to "others" specially Asian-looking persons. June(lead) and Jean(bass) Millington are sisters known to be Asian-Americans who played cutting-edge rock, which was the domain of white boys. Their ethnicity adds an element of surprise to the quality and genre of the music they produced. They performed way beyond prejudiced expectations of their era. Which was probably one reason -in my humble opinion- they did not become a mainstream commercial success. I wish Ludo Vica can see read this too. Peace...
I so wish I would have known about these babes in 1972 when I was 16 and listening to Sabbath and Heep!! But on the other hand I now have a brand new band (To me) to get into. They do SUFFICIENTLY ROCK!!! June really shreds quite well. :-)
I have to smile at the comment's... FANNY was just one of load's of FANTASTIC band's around at the time.... Unlike many, I rarely bought album's by The Hit Maker's.... Much preferring to read review's and take a chance on the unknown's and often First Releases. Paid off time & time again.
Hey all! In case you didn't know, Jean had a stroke and needs our help. www.gofundme.com/jean-millington-go Please donate what you can, write her a note, we gotta get her back on bass! Thanks so much. xx June
The Millington sisters are from Manila, where I currently live. Didn't know that when I bought this album and only remembered them after hearing Hey Bulldog track on a film earlier today. Turned off the film and came here to relive their version which was, IMHO, the best version. In their genre they were brilliant and certainly deserved wider recognition, but hey ho, they live on in our memories. angus, Manila.
I just heard of them today. After 49 years. I’m shocked that they weren’t ever talked about. Wished I was older back then to see them. Very cool! Thank you for posting.
I was in my late teens and early 20’s back then and very much into the music scene and never knew they existed until I saw a documentary about them last week.
Yes. The other version you might want to dig out is on the Beat Club video from 1971. Nicky absolutely howls on it and all but destroys her piano. The band was in total sync on this take even though June couldn't hear her own playing.
I have absolutely no idea how this band passed me by except I was 10 when they were on The Old Grey Whistle Test and the BBC had it on late in the evening. Plus my dad did not like rock!!! What a superb band they are. Well constructed tunes and like nothing else. The dual vocals on some of the tracks really add to the performance and the fact that all four of them did support vocals again added real melody to the songs. Only the one song on this album I found a tad weak, but hey how many albums had so many good songs as this groups? Very few, even from my favourite bands. Live on Beat Box etc. they are such a good unit of musicians. The band had success but maybe they got worn out as many bands particularly in the early 70's were picked up and promoted by the record labels and then discarded as something more fashionable came along. Very few bands were able to keep their labels interested. Sometimes it was changes in the labels management, takeovers, fashions, the band themselves losing focus. However in their hey day this band were very strong and great musicians. I also do not buy the fact they did not make it because they were girls, even if they were pioneering to get a record contract as a female "rock" quarter, as many other women were getting rid of stereotypes. Suzi Quatro (also American) being one. Maybe in the UK and Europe we were more receptive than in America, I have no idea. The key is that their music has stood the test of time. No greater compliment can be made.
Check out, "Fanny, The Right to Rock" a documentary about this amazing, groundbreaking band! Screening will be in San Francisco, 10/27/2021 at The Roxie!
I had this album back when it came out. I was in college. I don't know how I was aware of them--I just was way into music like all my friends. And though I was a "women's libber" I don't recall it ever crossing my mind that there was anything unusual about their being women. Weird.
Great Band and Great Album! June is such a good guitar player, they all play well and sing well. I'm still in love with bassist Jean, jajaja !!! Greetings from Buenos Aires Enviar comentarios Historial Guardadas Comunidad
Wow, their work really holds up. Great musicians and bring their talent to covers that make them better. Very unapologetic and all-out. Their selection of songs is interesting. Not afraid to choose what they want to play, not just the most popular of the day. They're diverse, have range and demand to be heard, and I think I'm addicted. How I missed them the first time around... I'm just sorry. Better late than never I suppose.
They were there but those of us who read the Rock press back then were influenced by the lukewarm reviews they got and didn't listen to them much . Oh well we RnR fans are only human with limited time on our hands and yes to use the old cliche, Fanny was ahead of their time .
Born and raised during the best era for classic rock, I somehow missed this great group and am highly disappointed and quite frustrated that they did not get the recognition they deserve...They belong in the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame...
Thanks for uploading this. I remember Fanny from years ago. I'm off to a record fair in a couple of weeks. Might be a blast looking for their old stuff. All the best.
Just found these talented ladies recently love there version of creams badge I think there version has way more feel sad to think these ladies didn't reach the heights they deserved
Pour moi une véritable révélation! 1976,Jubilé de la Reine!un achat chez un disquaire à Londres, un groupe de gonzesses était tout simplement capable de faire ça!un mélange de Tina Turner et de Janis Jopplin! Félicitations, jeunes filles!Grace à vous il exista plus tard des Kate Buss et des pati Smitt
One of my favourite albums, up there with the Beatles, Stones, David Bowie and Joni Mitchell! Hell, loads more but this album should be lauded as one of the best albums of all time! Yeah, that's what I was getting at!
Just want to reiterate what others have been saying. Thank you for sharing this album here. I have just enjoyed a forty minute bash with the girls after seeing a smidgen of them on BBC4 tonight 'Girl in a Band'. I also have this LP, but no longer have a record player, so this was a real treat. Thanks again..... Oops! not Max, but Dorothy on Max's account....
Great band, great harmony's . Wonder what happened to the Millington sisters. Remember seeing them at Bracknell in the UK, they were even better live !
***** Hi Steve. Jean married David Bowie's guitarist, Earl Slick and raised a family. Her son is in the music industry. June is co-founder and head of the IMA, the Institute for Musical Arts in Goshen Massachusetts - where she teaches and still rocks. Her autobiography was just released... it's a great read!
They just released a new album under a new alias: Fanny Walked the Earth, and I read in an article they're planning a musical and a documentary is said to be coming out about them as well.
Desconocía está banda, gracias a Dios existe el internet, suena IMPRESIONANTE, 👌 realmente resultó una grata sorpresa encontrar esto, es un discazo de pies a cabeza, LARGA VIDA AL ROCK AND ROLL 👏👏👏👏👏 muchísimas gracias por compartirlo, fue alucinante escucharlo 👍
Vamos revolucionar o importante é sair do zero por tantas coisas boa por aí inércia vazio nunca se marcar perde ,valeu música valeu Fanny sua missão externar,vejo isso.
Strongly encourage all here to check out "The Right to Rock," a PBS documentary about Fanny released in 2023. Great live footage. Just saw it again today. Awesome.
There's not one bad song on this album, from start to finish, one timeless song after the other.....this is a fantastic album by an exceptional band! The quality of songwriting is off the charts. The creativity and attention to detail plus that incredible energy....love it! Their live performances are even better......one kickass band.
David Bowie & Bonnie Raitt thought so, too. Powerful. Love these women.
One of the few very good classic rock female bands
An amalgam of everything that was great circa 1970.
This is definitely a band you have to listen to before you die. I love this band!
Still listening in 2023 🎶🎶🎶🎶. Excellent album. ❤❤.
The comment below says it all abour this group.
They are a superb group of musicians and it serms that a huge number of music fans missed them when they were still recording with the original strongest line up
I love the live clips from Beat Club and Old Grey Whistle Test.
Very strong performances and superb that we can watch this incredible band .
Incredible band. Great players and proper musical chemistry, meaning they play completely as one single unit. Fab songs and great harmony vocals.
Having been a teenager in the early 1970s, I can tell you why Fanny never became major stars: their records were never played on the radio, and they seldom if ever opened for a major rock band in New York. Which is a shame, because these chicks rock.
❤
Perfect songwriting, fantastic arrangements and melodies to die for. What a band!!!!
One of The 100 Greatest Rock Albums Of All Time
My favourite record of all time. These ladies really rocked.
I am so greatful. I stumbled across this band. They are great
I just found them today. i've noticed some fanny on my youtube suggetions for about a week; but, I'd click other stuff.
I grew up finding my father's John Mayall, and through him, I found Peter Green Fleetwood Mac. I've pretty much gone through the blues all the way down to Sylvester Weaver. I mean I find all kinds of obscure musicians; i'm surprised I never heard of, or seen Fanny till now!
Richard Jubenville - Amen, brother. Me, as well. ✌🏼
I agree.
I just found them a couple days ago. They have a great sound!
I had forgotten just how great they were/are.
My mother was a fan of Fanny Hill, and I grew up listening to this amazing album in the 80s along with other great women musicians. I still have this album and play it often. One of the greatest bands and perhaps most influential. Amazing singers, song writers, musicians, performers. Timeless sound and lyrics, and voices and message.
"Are you ready to think of the future..."
"Think about the childre..."
Relevant Today!
Thank you so much, Kika (just saw ...:)) xx
@@JuneEsWorld Whoa! Thank you, your music is timeless. Be well, Kika
timeless......huh?
@@marthajbaldwin5897 Yes.
@@kika5372 indeed! agreed!
Acabo de conocerlas por facebook, no puedo no haberla escuchado en los 70, no me lo perdono, son muy buenas...
These chics rock!!!!!
This is a perfect album in every way, instruments playing, song writing, arranging, singing, production, just everything is da perfect
Yes. Yes. Yes
Here in Brazil - city of Curitiba PR - knowing and listening 'now' the songs of the band FANNY of phenomenal musicians!! We hope Jean is getting her health back.
Thank you :)
just discovered this band and I'm a fan of late 1960's, early 1970's blue's driven hard rock bands....can't believe I've never heard them before...just gained a new fan.
This band was incredibly tight and very musical. Hard to believe they didn't go higher in popularity.
Ticks audio-emotional boxes for me...
You know like when you grew up on an album (eg Eric Clapton's Journeyman) then, years later, someone plays you August - But it means nothing...
This is the opposite of that.
(lolololo)
Loved 'em back then, still do.
It's one of the few records that I've ever heard where I love every song. It's just brilliant. Great singing and playing great Band Feel these women are doing what LOVE to do and that's making MUSIC.
Well Tommy, I guess you were listening to the wrong Band's / LP's. From the 70's through to the 90's I'd be mighty pissed off, if there was ONE song on an album I didn't like. This is a great album but at the time, it was just another great album.... Had it when it was released and still listen to it regularly.... Ditto about a hundred other's..... Take a listen to FIRST BASE by BABE RUTH....
I was a huge Fanny fan in the early Seventies. I remember I had a friend who ABSOLUTELY refused to believe that they were actually playing the instruments because "chicks can't play rock music." They were way ahead of their time: rock-playing biracial girls!!!
+Richard Harris Biracial? You mean because the two sisters were from the Philippines, and the other two were white Americans?
+slimshine953 No, Jean and June Millington have a filipina mom and a US white dad (from Vermont); thus biracial...
Why you found it necessary to mention their ethnicity is a total mystery to me. ...
because it is part of who they are and what there music was and how revolutionary they were in the white male dominated world of Rock.
If I may jump in, Fanny Hill broke barriers in the '70s. It was at the height of the Vietnam war, and American sentiments in certain areas at that particular point in time were not friendly to "others" specially Asian-looking persons. June(lead) and Jean(bass) Millington are sisters known to be Asian-Americans who played cutting-edge rock, which was the domain of white boys. Their ethnicity adds an element of surprise to the quality and genre of the music they produced. They performed way beyond prejudiced expectations of their era. Which was probably one reason -in my humble opinion- they did not become a mainstream commercial success. I wish Ludo Vica can see read this too. Peace...
Good blord I’ve only just discovered it and I must have Fanny every morning now.
Luv these girls especially the sista on keys. She kills it!!
Agree totaly. Nicky barclay on keys,organ,piano and vocals is fantastic. And a great songvriter to.
i agree
Ideally beautiful songs, one better of another!!!
These women are rock and roll all the way. Superb. Great. Musicians. Singers. Players. OMG. R&R doesn't get any better. Damn.
Best female rock band great guitarist seen them live on their first UK tour Sunderland Locarno early seventies
High quality rock.
Man I love my Vinyl copy of Fanny HIll. 👍👍& 10🌟 So many wonderful memories rush back when listening to it. 💖🤗
I so wish I would have known about these babes in 1972 when I was 16 and listening to Sabbath and Heep!! But on the other hand I now have a brand new band (To me) to get into. They do SUFFICIENTLY ROCK!!! June really shreds quite well. :-)
My Mam loved this band and so do I this was real girl power! Rock on! X love you Mam x
A band I drifted into hearing through you tube. Man I put them up there with some of the 70's greats. Some real slick playing.
Thank you!!
Me too!
cool band...the rhythm and tune never seems fade...will live forever...and most admirable...
it's all band girl..
I have to smile at the comment's... FANNY was just one of load's of FANTASTIC band's around at the time.... Unlike many, I rarely bought album's by The Hit Maker's.... Much preferring to read review's and take a chance on the unknown's and often First Releases. Paid off time & time again.
Fanny ,best girls rock and roll band ever
Fanny were a brilliant band, Bought all their albums! Great rock band. Loved 'Charity Ball'.
Hey all! In case you didn't know, Jean had a stroke and needs our help. www.gofundme.com/jean-millington-go Please donate what you can, write her a note, we gotta get her back on bass! Thanks so much. xx June
I saw Fanny in concert a couple of times back in the early seventies and they rocked!!!!!!
(I'm starting to think they weren't real...)
Takes me back to being back stage in the 70s when they stayed at hotel where I worked and herd us playing their music
The Millington sisters are from Manila, where I currently live. Didn't know that when I bought this album and only remembered them after hearing Hey Bulldog track on a film earlier today. Turned off the film and came here to relive their version which was, IMHO, the best version. In their genre they were brilliant and certainly deserved wider recognition, but hey ho, they live on in our memories. angus, Manila.
Iniibig Kita ✌💙💋🎸🎼
Everytime I hear about so and so artist being underrated, the only appropriate response is to say "they're not as underrated as Fanny. No one is."
I just heard of them today. After 49 years. I’m shocked that they weren’t ever talked about. Wished I was older back then to see them. Very cool! Thank you for posting.
Just had to pop in ... thank you!!
I'm 61. I discovered them two weeks ago. Wtf was I doing ...they are superb.
So those nineteen-seventies have more *NEW* STUFF for us even now?
!!!^^^ LIFE JUST GOT GOODER ^^^!!!
I was in my late teens and early 20’s back then and very much into the music scene and never knew they existed until I saw a documentary about them last week.
BRILLIANT BAND, GREAT MUSIC & VOCALS!!
“Blind Alley” just rocks-deserved to be a top-ten hit.
Yes. The other version you might want to dig out is on the Beat Club video from 1971. Nicky absolutely howls on it and all but destroys her piano. The band was in total sync on this take even though June couldn't hear her own playing.
Ahead of it’s time and heavy metal attributes that few bands were hitting on. At that time. Great song.
kpl underrated and long time forgotten !
Nice to meet you again !!
WOW!!! Lovin this here in 🏴❤👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Such a great record!
Still coming back in 2022, for music from far better times.
I have absolutely no idea how this band passed me by except I was 10 when they were on The Old Grey Whistle Test and the BBC had it on late in the evening. Plus my dad did not like rock!!!
What a superb band they are. Well constructed tunes and like nothing else.
The dual vocals on some of the tracks really add to the performance and the fact that all four of them did support vocals again added real melody to the songs.
Only the one song on this album I found a tad weak, but hey how many albums had so many good songs as this groups? Very few, even from my favourite bands.
Live on Beat Box etc. they are such a good unit of musicians.
The band had success but maybe they got worn out as many bands particularly in the early 70's were picked up and promoted by the record labels and then discarded as something more fashionable came along.
Very few bands were able to keep their labels interested. Sometimes it was changes in the labels management, takeovers, fashions, the band themselves losing focus.
However in their hey day this band were very strong and great musicians.
I also do not buy the fact they did not make it because they were girls, even if they were pioneering to get a record contract as a female "rock" quarter, as many other women were getting rid of stereotypes. Suzi Quatro (also American) being one. Maybe in the UK and Europe we were more receptive than in America, I have no idea.
The key is that their music has stood the test of time. No greater compliment can be made.
Todos dias com essa Surpresa boa é emoção do melhor Fanny.
Check out, "Fanny, The Right to Rock" a documentary about this amazing, groundbreaking band! Screening will be in San Francisco, 10/27/2021 at The Roxie!
Had a free floppy single delivered in the early 70's and bought the album. Great band, Steve Adams
It could be the same floppy disc I got with New musical express. Blind alley was on it.
Their guitar sound is so sweet & clear !!!
I had this album back when it came out. I was in college. I don't know how I was aware of them--I just was way into music like all my friends. And though I was a "women's libber" I don't recall it ever crossing my mind that there was anything unusual about their being women. Weird.
Just discovered these ladies. Outstanding! They really rock, and musical style too.
Their live videos are great! Great band!
Totally agree Quicksilver. Artists as artists should be. Bowie was a fan......and that tells you everything!
I'm a 47 year old classic rock fan, and have only found out about Fanny this week! Where have you been ladies?
THEY were there. Point is , where were you? Brilliant group of talented ladies. Probably my favourite album of all time.
Great band - never heard of them until today - they rock!
Great Band and Great Album! June is such a good guitar player, they all play well and sing well. I'm still in love with bassist Jean, jajaja !!! Greetings from Buenos Aires
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i remember some of their stuff. good to see them making a comeback.
Thanks very much for this album !
This a good record.
Why didn't these guys get some radio play on the east coast?
Wow, their work really holds up. Great musicians and bring their talent to covers that make them better. Very unapologetic and all-out. Their selection of songs is interesting. Not afraid to choose what they want to play, not just the most popular of the day. They're diverse, have range and demand to be heard, and I think I'm addicted. How I missed them the first time around... I'm just sorry. Better late than never I suppose.
BETTER late than never, for sure! Love their music!
I just love their music so much.
One of my favorite 70's albums. Still have the vinyl Lp i buying back in 1973. This is a fantastic album!
Such great singers!!! So much better than the over-processed stuff we hear today.
I have this LP, is greatest.
They were there but those of us who read the Rock press back then were influenced by the lukewarm reviews they got and didn't listen to them much . Oh well we RnR fans are only human with limited time on our hands and yes to use the old cliche, Fanny was ahead of their time .
Born and raised during the best era for classic rock, I somehow missed this great group and am highly disappointed and quite frustrated that they did not get the recognition they deserve...They belong in the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame...
Thanks for uploading this. I remember Fanny from years ago. I'm off to a record fair in a couple of weeks. Might be a blast looking for their old stuff. All the best.
And the best to you too John! (just saw ...:)) xx June
The Lonely Rocker is fond of this amazing girls band!
This movie is nоw аvaailaaable to watcсссh heeere => twitter.com/a8c3c5a4330228696/status/795843556501950466 Faaaanny Hill Full Аlbum 1972
TREMENDAS ESTAS CHICAS
Just found these talented ladies recently love there version of creams badge I think there version has way more feel sad to think these ladies didn't reach the heights they deserved
Picked up their compilation a couple years ago. Had this on 8-Track and Vinyl in the 70s
Pour moi une véritable révélation! 1976,Jubilé de la Reine!un achat chez un disquaire à Londres, un groupe de gonzesses était tout simplement capable de faire ça!un mélange de Tina Turner et de Janis Jopplin! Félicitations, jeunes filles!Grace à vous il exista plus tard des Kate Buss et des pati Smitt
A great album but I loved Ain't That Peculiar, Blind Alley and (!)Hey Bulldog(!) the most. Awesome tunes!
One of my favourite albums, up there with the Beatles, Stones, David Bowie and Joni Mitchell! Hell, loads more but this album should be lauded as one of the best albums of all time! Yeah, that's what I was getting at!
they can re release "wonderful feeling" today with a little retouch., i think it would hit today.
Wow, this is excellent. I had heard of this group, but never heard them. This album really holds up well after 40+ years. Thanks for the upload!
I love hanging out with the girls in the morning ride to work these girls are awesome
❤ aint that pe uliar got a groove that makes u want to dance right out out of your shoes
Thank u 😊 good music I raised in the 70s my kind of groovy
Great album.
Alta qualidade da vida essas minas inacreditável, é da vida, salvou incetivo do dia agrado de bom
Damn fine band! Wish I had heard of them back in the '70s.
great album!!!
I used to love this album
Just want to reiterate what others have been saying. Thank you for sharing this album here. I have just enjoyed a forty minute bash with the girls after seeing a smidgen of them on BBC4 tonight 'Girl in a Band'. I also have this LP, but no longer have a record player, so this was a real treat. Thanks again..... Oops! not Max, but Dorothy on Max's account....
Great band, great harmony's . Wonder what happened to the Millington sisters. Remember seeing them at Bracknell in the UK, they were even better live !
***** Hi Steve. Jean married David Bowie's guitarist, Earl Slick and raised a family. Her son is in the music industry. June is co-founder and head of the IMA, the Institute for Musical Arts in Goshen Massachusetts - where she teaches and still rocks. Her autobiography was just released... it's a great read!
They just released a new album under a new alias: Fanny Walked the Earth, and I read in an article they're planning a musical and a documentary is said to be coming out about them as well.
I saw them play a gig in Los Angeles a few years ago. June is a beastly guitarist these days.
Fanny,opened the doors for the future women of all Rock bands who were serious!
Thanks so much for sharing this - I still have the album, stashed away! I loved this band. :)
How is it that I'm just hearing Fanny? Impressive in so may ways.
Maybe you are just young....dammit! I've got a new hip and cannot rock to this any more!
Love it! Thanks for sharing
Sweet .. Got the album on vinyl but never play it. Forgot how good they sound.
Desconocía está banda, gracias a Dios existe el internet, suena IMPRESIONANTE, 👌 realmente resultó una grata sorpresa encontrar esto, es un discazo de pies a cabeza, LARGA VIDA AL ROCK AND ROLL 👏👏👏👏👏 muchísimas gracias por compartirlo, fue alucinante escucharlo 👍
Awezome group Fanny.
Blind Alley kicks all kinds of azz...Holy F**K!!!
Não conhecia mandada. Alto astral da simplicidade musical, surpreendente.valeu obrigado.
Vamos revolucionar o importante é sair do zero por tantas coisas boa por aí inércia vazio nunca se marcar perde ,valeu música valeu Fanny sua missão externar,vejo isso.