Neste blog muita informação sobre a história da Bossa Nova.
Acesso direto às publicaçòes no Rádio Forma & Elenco sobre:

Wilson Simonal, - Maysa, - António Carlos Jobim, - Tuca

Zecalouro, - Elis Regina , - Dick Farney , - Zito Righi


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quarta-feira, 11 de fevereiro de 2015

Os Grandes Sambas da História Vol. 01 (1997)

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Esta semana é só Samba no RF&E
Incluido: Eu Gosto Da Minha Terra - Carmen Miranda (1930)


Isto é V.A. - Os Gandes Sambas da História Vol. 1 (1997)

Personnel

Almirante
Pixinguinha
Grupo Velha Guarda
Martinho da Vila
Geraldo Pereira
Maria Bethânia
Ismael Silva
Orlando Silva
Jorge Veiga
Aracy de Almeida
Cyro Monteiro
Carmen Miranda
Cauby Peixoto
Ângela Maria

Tracks

1 Pelo Telefone - Almirante e Pixinguinha e Grupo Velha Guarda 1955
2.Batuque na Cozinha - Martinho Da Vila 1972
3 Cabritada Mal Sucedida - Geraldo Pereira 1953
4 Feitio De Oração - Maria Bethânia 1965
5 Se Você Jurar / Para Me Livrar Do Mal - Ismael Silva 1973
6 Abre A Janela - Orlando Silva 1938
7 Patrão, Prenda Seu Gado - Martinho Da Vila 1974
8 Acertei No Milhar - Jorge Veiga 1971
9 Palpite Infeliz - Aracy de Almeida 1935
10 Se Acaso Você Chegasse - Cyro Monteiro 1938
11 Eu Gosto Da Minha Terra - Carmen Miranda 1930
12 Canta Brasil - Cauby Peixoto e Ângela Maria 1992






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sexta-feira, 14 de setembro de 2012

Luiz Eça & Victor Assis Brasil – Ao Vivo no Museu de Arte Moderna (1997)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 13 de outubro 2007.
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Here we go on an album that I want to see at Loronix since the beginning. Thanks to tcisalpino for making it to our community using FLAC files to provide the best possible quality. This album was posthumously released in the year of 1997 by the label El Dorado and was recorded live at MAM, Museu de Arte Moderna, Rio de Janeiro. My searches were not successful to understand why we have to wait more than 20 years to have this record released. Anyway, it is not everyday an album is released featuring Luiz Eca and Victor Assis Brasil performing together. Let’s see.

This is Luiz Eca & Victor Assis Brasil – Ao Vivo no Museu de Arte Moderna (1997), for El Dorado, featuring Luiz Eca at the piano and Victor Assis Brasil at sax, performing a repertoire based on Brazilian and international standards. Definitively, this is not an album for beginners; you will have to take it for a spin several times before acquiring some intimacy. Sometimes Luiz Eca goes to a direction and Victor Assis Brasil seems to take the opposite, vice-versa. If any friend had the chance to watch this performance and has additional info about this set, feel free to use comment section to tell us something about. Thanks once again tcisalpino for providing this great album to our community.

Tracks include:

 
Personnel

Luiz Eca
(piano)

Victor Assis Brasil
(sax alto)
 
 
Track List

01 – The dolphin (Luiz Eça)
02 – Na Baixa do Sapateiro (Ary Barroso)
03 – Fotografia (Tom Jobim)
04 – You must believe in spring (Michel Legrand)
05 – Samba de uma nota só (Newton Mendonça / Tom Jobim)
06 – Hi-lili hilô (Bronislaw Kaper / Helen Deutch)
07 – Insensatez (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
08 – O cantador (Nelson Motta / Dori Caymmi)
09 – The man I love (George Gershwin)
10 – Maracangalha (Dorival Caymmi)
11 – Travessia (Milton Nascimento / Fernando Brant)



3 Comentários originais:

lowcostmusic said…
Infelizmente em 1997 Victor Assis Brasil já fazia muita falta…
Este album é de 1973 ao que tudo indica..
Saturday, 13 October, 2007

Anonymous said…
Infelizmente em dobro!
1997? só se for o ano de lançamento do disco.
Luis Eça – 03/04/1936 a 25/05/1992
Vitor Assis Brasil – 28/08/1945 a 14/04/1981
Vida longa ao Loronix !!
Abraços
django
Saturday, 13 October, 2007

Beto Kessel said…
Realmente este album foi lancado apos o falecimento dos dois grandes musicos brasileiros…Sou fa do tema The Dolphin….e belissimo
Saturday, 13 October, 2007




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segunda-feira, 3 de setembro de 2012

Os Grandes Sambas da Historia – Vol. 25 (1997)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 07 de outubro 2007.
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In 1997, Editora Globo released a series called “Historia do Samba”, very similar to “Historia da Musica Popular Brasileira” and “Serie Grandes Compositores”, released in the 70′s and already available at Loronix through a few editions.

This series has 40 volumes, each one with a CD inside. I have volumes 1 to 25, kindly sent by the mysterious Samba contributor a month ago. I decided to search for the remaining 15 volumes to start showing the whole series to Loronixers. However, it seems impossible to find these 15 missing volumes in the quality given by our mysterious contributor.

That’s why I decided that starting today, I will be releasing volumes from this series, making it by the reverse order, starting with number 25 until the last and first Volume. Meanwhile, I urge Loronixers to look for the missing volumes, so we can get the whole collection. Let’s see.

This is Os Grandes Sambas da Historia – Volume 25 (1997), for Editora Globo, featuring selected Samba songs performed by several artists. The mysterious contributor made it with truly amazing cover scans, including inside booklets with lyrics of each volume. Let’s feedback this release using comment section, I like very much this series.

Tracks include:


The Performers

Miltinho
Ataulfo Alves
Lucio Alves
Maysa
Pery Ribeiro
Dick Farney
Wilson Miranda
Agostinho dos Santos
Sylvia Telles with Barney Kessel
Doris Monteiro
Nara Leão


Track List

01 – O Amor e a Rosa – 1964 - Miltinho
02 – Pois É – 1955 - Ataulfo Alves
03 – Lígia – 1973 - Lucio Alves
04 – Se Todos Fossem Iguais a Você – 1956 - Maysa
05 – Samba de Orfeu ( Orfeu Negro) – 1961 - Pery Ribeiro
06 – Marina – 1970 - Dick Farney
07 – Preciso Aprender a Ser Só – 1965 - Wilson Miranda
08 – Eu Sei Que Vou te Amar – 1959 - Agostinho dos Santos
09 – Januária – 1973 - Lucio Alves
10 – Manhã De Carnaval – 1961 - Sylvia Telles with Barney Kessel
11 – Mocinho Bonito – 1957 - Doris Monteiro
12 – Tic-tac do Meu Coração – 1967 - Nara Leão


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domingo, 26 de agosto de 2012

Lani Hall – Brasil Nativo (1998)

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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)




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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sexta-feira, 23 de dezembro de 2011

Heirs to Jobim - A Musical Tribute (1997)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 24 de janeiro 2007.




Many tributes albums were released by the time of Jobim's passing and I'm sure this is one of the best ones. As a matter of fact, it is a Caetano Rodrigues selection to Loronixers who takes his peaks very seriously, specially as part of out tribute to Antonio Carlos Jobim. Let's check this delicious record.



This is Heirs to Jobim - A Musical Tribute (1997), for RCA, as an Amazon reviewer, Tom Jobim would be very proud of this tribute, featuring The New York Voices, Philip Hamilton, Lisa Ono, Joao Donato, Arto Lindsay, Randy Brecker Session, Flora Purim, Leon Russell, Gil Goldstein and Antonio Carlos Jobim, performing Estrada Branca with Lisa Ono.

Tracks include:


01 - Desafinado - New York Voices
02 - Waters of March - Philip Hamilton
03 - Garota de Ipanema - Lisa Ono and Joao Donato
04 - Ligia - Arto Lindsay
05 - Corcovado - Randy Becker Session
06 - Agua de Beber - Flora Purim
07 - Modinha - New York Voices
08 - Meditation - Leon Russell
09 - Olha Maria - Gil Goldstein
10 - Estrada Branca - Antonio Carlos Jobim and Lisa Ono


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Manfredo Fest - Just Jobim (1998)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 24 de janeiro 2007.

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I had the chance to hear this LP for the first time yesterday; I did not know what I was missing. I decided to post this album as the second of our tribute to show how this record surprises me. I don't know details of Manfredo Fest biography and his association to the works of Antonio Carlos Jobim, but the first thing that came on my mind yesterday was that I had in hands a sincere and emotive tribute to Tom Jobim made by a fan, a sincere admirer of the Maestro, so great is the repertoire and so wonderful is the interpretation and details on each song. Thanks for this LP Caetano, truly amazing.


This is Manfredo Fest - Just Jobim (1998), for DMP. On top of everything I said before, this is the last Manfredo Fest LP. I use to never put my personal opinion on records at Loronix and I will make an exception this time, run for it. Period. Some tracks are not well known Jobim works and belongs to a movie soundtrack that you will hear about today, stay tuned.

Tracks include:
Personnel

Manfredo Fest
(piano)

David Finck
(bass)

Cyro Baptista
(percussion)

Steve Davis
(drums)


Track List


01 - Aguas de Marco
02 - Wave
03 - Desafinado
04 - Double Rainbow
05 - Amparo
06 - Girl from Ipanema
07 - Anos Dourados
08 - Agua de Beber
09 - Ligia
10 - So Tinha que Ser com Voce
11 - Quiet Nights
12 - Luisa


4 Reply to "Manfredo Fest - Just Jobim (1998)"

joaobeltrao on Wednesday, 24 January, 2007
O manfredo fez um LP com seu trio que eu considero dos fundamentais
http://loronix.blogspot.com/2006/12/manfredo-fest-trio-manfredo-fest-trio.html
vocal e instrumental fantasticos. Acabou, como tantos outros, fazendo carreira nos EUA onde morreu. Deixou um herdeiro guitarrista que chegou a gravar com o pai. Vou assim que tiver, ouvir esse trabalho jobiniano dele.


Frank-Oliver on Thursday, 25 January, 2007
Hi Zeca,
thank you for this Manfredo Fest album.
I would also like to hear Manfredo Fest e seu Conjunto "Evolucao" 1965(RGE XRLP-5.239)
Perhaps you or Caetano have this album too?


Fuzzy Bear on Thursday, 25 January, 2007
Great idea!
Some great records like “Tom Canta Vinicius” and “Salena Jones sings Jobim with the Jobim's“.
A significant one “Orfeu da Conceicao” from 1956.
Side by side with the schmaltz of Doris Day and the unnecessary tribute from 1997.
If you can, I would like to hear more live albums and rarities…
And thanks for the consistently posting superb music!
Obrigado,
Fuzzy Bear


Colm O'Sullivan "Red" on Sunday, 19 October, 2008
M. Fest: I wonder - really really pray for! - any of the great Manfredo Fest albums for Concord Records in California, of the '80s and '90s. Unbelievably they're out of print. Anybody...?
RED (Ireland).
PS.: Also, Zecalouro, when I wrote to your g-mail a few weeks ago, it was just to introduce myself, and tell you of my deep gratitude to you personally, and of how everything has changed in my habits since I discovered (with JimR's help!) Loronix!


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