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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 28 de setembro 2007.
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I was looking for music from Brazil performed by someone from outside of Brazil, but I did not want some of those once in a lifetime Bossa Nova opportunistic performance. I was looking for an album featuring an international artist with tight connections with the music from Brazil, such like Toots Thielemans, Stan Getz and many others.
I’m amazed that this CD released in 1998 has gone out of print very soon, in the other hand, I’m really happy to share another record by Lani Hall, she has a solid connection with the music from Brazil and this album is very beautiful, featuring several Brazilian artists. Let’s see.
This is Lani Hall – Brasil Nativo (1998), for BMG. Lani Hall sings in English, Portuguese and on an Amazon language that it is impossible to identify with my knowledge on tracks 01 – Tres Curimins and 05 – Brasil Nativo. Dori Caymmi has a major participation from the start until the end as arranger, vocalist and guitar player. Herb Alpert, which is Lani Hall’s husband, also deliver trumpet playing and arrangements together with Paulinho da Costa, Michael Sapiro, Heitor Pereira, Jimmy Johnson, among many others.
Tracks include:
Personnel
Lani Hall
(vocal, arrangements)
Lani Hall
(vocal, arrangements)
Dori Caymmi
(arrangements, guitar, vocals)
Michael Shapiro
(drums)
Heitor Teixeira
(guitar, arrangements)
Luiz Avellar
(arrangements)
Eduardo del Barrio
(string arrangements, multi instruments)
Paulinho da Costa
(percussion)
Chuck Domanico
(acoustic bass)
Nathan East
(electric bass)
Herb Alpert
(arrangements, vocal, trumpet)
Track List
01 – Tres Curumins
02 – Smile (Sorri)
03 – Viola Fora de Moda
04 – Velho Piano
05 – Brasil Nativo
06 – Mas Que Nada
07 – Historia Antiga
08 – Saudades De Casa
09 – Varadero
10 – Amor De Indio
11 – Waters of March
This is Lani Hall – Brasil Nativo (1998), at Loronix. Hope uEnjoy!
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I didn´t find any link to download it. Could you pls help me ?
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Thanks for your comment.
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