Trio 3-D – Tema 3-D (1964)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 04 de novembro 2006.
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The last Festival da Balanca release was nice and useful to remember an important instrumental combom from the 60’s that did not have a single release at Loronix.

 

Conjunto 3D, is also known as Trio 3D. Conjunto 3-D – Tema 3-D (1964), for RCA is the debut LP, followed by Trio 3-D Convida and Muito na Onda, the last one with Eduardo Conde and Beth Carvalho on vocals.

 

Antonio Adolfo (piano) is Conjunto 3-D leader, listed on set of all three releases.

 

Tema 3-D, has Antonio Adolfo (piano and arrangements), Cacho (bass and vocals on tracks 04 and 10), Nelson (drums). Adittionaly Tema 3-D has Arisio (acoustic guitar), Claudio (piston on tracks 02, 04 and 09), Dom Um Romao (drums on tracks 01, 09, 10, 11 and 12).

A perfect cover and always welcomed Bossa Jazz classic for a great day closing.

 

Tracks include:

 

01 – Consolação (Baden Powell / Vinicius de Moraes)
02 – Clouds (Durval Ferreira / Maurício Einhorn)
03 – Céu e Mar (Johnny Alf)
04 – O Amor Em Paz (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
05 – Samba do Bom (Oscar Castro Neves)
06 – Garota de Ipanema (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
07 – Tema 3-d (Antônio Adolfo)
08 – Samba de Uma Nota Só (Tom Jobim / Newton Mendonça)
09 – Manhã Sem Você (Arisio / Luhli)
10 – Fly Me To The Moon (B. Howard)
11 – A Morte de Um Deus de Sal (Roberto Menescal / Ronaldo Bôscoli)
12 – Berimbau (Baden Powell / Vinicius de Moraes)

 

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Varios Artistas – “Velha” Bossa Nova (1978)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 24 de Abril 2009.
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Hello, good evening! In the year of 1978, RCA released a tribute album in honor of Bossa Nova 20th year’s anniversary, “Velha” Bossa Nova, featuring musicians from RCA cast or from the record labels later acquired or merged by or with RCA. This is the short intro of one of the best compilations I have heard in decades. Believe me?
Let’s see.

This is “Velha” Bossa Nova (1978), for RCA Candem, from now, the album to use as the perfect introduction for those who want to know Bossa Nova on a single spin.

I made some scans with relevant information about each track, including performer and year of recording. This album should guarantee a solid listing across this weekend.

Tracks include:

Performers

Airto Moreira, Alaide Costa, Antonio Adolfo,
Cesar Camargo Mariano, Dom Um Romao,
Eumir Deodato, Flora Purim, Hermeto Pascoal,
Johnny Alf, Leny Andrade, Paulo Moura, Lucio Alves,
Maysa, Os Cariocas, Raul De Souza, Walter Wanderley,
Rosinha De Valenca, Walter Santos, Papudinho, Geraldo,
Arrudinha, Gusmao, Clayber, Trio 3-D, Carlinhos Monjardim,
Nelsinho, J.T. Meirelles, Jorginho, Maciel, Hamilton,
Pedro Paulo,Formiga, Norato, Macaxeira, Pala,
Netinho, Sandoval, Cipo, Dom Salvador

Tracklist:

 

 

 

 

 

9 Comentários originais:

Bernardo Barroso Neto on Saturday, 25 April, 2009
Sensacional Zeca!
Não conhecia esse disco, obrigado.

Hawaii beach on Sunday, 26 April, 2009
Grande vinil.

Anonymous on Sunday, 26 April, 2009
Caro, Zeca
Este LP, dentre, outras qualidades, serve para provar que a Flora Purim, não cantava mal, como se costumava dizer, aquela época, nos meios musicais bossanovistas.
E, principalmente, comprova o óbvio: Como é maravilhosa, esta elegante e afinadíssima Alaíde Costa!
Atenciosamente,
Paulo Ventura

Anonymous on Sunday, 26 April, 2009
Zeca,

Concordo com os amigos acima o disco é ótimo, e Alaide Costa é nota 10!
Zé Pinheiro

chico on Monday, 27 April, 2009
disco nota 10!
é a primeira vez que acesso o blog, e gostaria de parabenizar pelo zelo e amor com a musica brasileira, obrigado

g picanco on Monday, 27 April, 2009
Pra capa ser do Cesar Vilela faltou mais uma bolinha vermelha.

alexter on Wednesday, 29 April, 2009
pois é a Flora Purim era ótima, um outro exemplo disso foi o trabalho dela com o Chick Korea e Return to Forever em 1972 onde ela faz vocais e percursão junto com o Airto Moreira.

abraços,
alexter

doowot on Wednesday, 29 April, 2009
Sensational disc. Obrigado

mozit on Friday, 01 May, 2009
thank u very much.
I love LORONIX.

 

 

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João Donato – The New Sound of Brazil | Piano of João Donato (1965)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 30 de outubro 2007.
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I was browsing the posts made at the very beginning of Loronix wondering about one of those mandatory upgrades. I found this one and I understood immediately that I was in front of those ones who deserve better media and also visibility at the first page. However, opening the comment section, I found a writing of one of the most respectful and renowned fans of the music from Brazil, B.J. Major, the owner and maintainer of The Music Discographies at www.bjbear71.com, serving up the best selected discographies on selected musicians since 1999, which make me feel really moved. I will take the opportunity to bring B.J. Major comment to this post. I could not make better.

“I have to say something about this album, even though this is an older post and probably no one will see it. I have been acquainted with this album for several years. To learn about it was like getting hold of a treasure chest, with each track a shining colored jewel. This record is a masterpiece, totally exquisite. Donato’s playing is superb throughout. But what makes these jewels shine are the arrangements by Claus Ogerman. This is an album that deserves far more attention than it receives. It demands listening. Careful listening. The jewel that shines the brightest for me on the album is Donato’s “Jungle Flower”. Listen to what Claus does with the strings on opening, making them go higher and higher until you think they cannot go any higher. Then they do. This one track is worth the entire price of admission to the album.
I have nothing but superlatives to say about this album. There is not one flaw in it, not one tiny little mistake. It is absolute perfection and to me, is one of the greatest bossa nova albums ever recorded. An assemblance of unique craftsmanship and talent, from the composer right down to the arranger/conductor, who makes it all sing.” – B.J. Major.

Do not miss B.J. Major website at www.bjbear71.com and learn more about this album, Joao Donato and selected musicians.

This is Joao Donato – The New Sound of Brazil | Piano of Joao Donato (1965), for RCA Victor, kindly sent (on demand) by the great tcisalpino to Loronixers.

Tracks include:
 

Personnel

Joao Donato
(piano)

Richard Davis
(bass)

Bill Goodwin
(drums)

Dom Um Romao
(drums, percussion)

Luiz Bonfa
(violao)

Carlos Lyra
(violao)

Jerome Richardson
(flute)

Jimmy Cleveland
(trombone)

 

Track List

01 – Amazon (Amazonas) (João Donato)
02 – Coisas Distantes (João Donato / João Gilberto)
03 – O Barquinho (Roberto Menescal / Ronaldo Bôscoli)
04 – Manhã de Carnaval (Luis Bonfá / Antônio Maria)
05 – Esperança Perdida (Tom Jobim / Billy Blanco)
06 – Das Rosas (Dorival Caymmi)
07 – Jungle Flower (Flor do Mato) (João Donato)
08 – Sugarcane Breeze (Vento no Canavial) (João Donato)
09 – Insensatez (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
10 – Samba de Orfeu (Luis Bonfá / Antônio Maria)
11 – Glass Beads (No Coreto) (João Donato / João Gilberto)

8 Comentários originais:

pedrosa said…
Beleza de blog, Zecalouro.
Trabalho de 1ª. Parabéns.
E o Elomar? Tem chance?
Abração,
Pedrosa
Sunday, 18 June, 2006

zecalouro said…
Tem. Vamos deixar mais para a frente.
Tá anotado!!
Tuesday, 20 June, 2006

bjbear71 said…
I have to say something about this album, even though this is an older post and probably no one will see it. I have been acquainted with this album for several years. To learn about it was like getting hold of a treasure chest, with each track a shining colored jewel. This record is a masterpiece, totally exquisite. Donato’s playing is superb throughout. But what makes these jewels shine are the arrangements by Claus Ogerman. This is an album that deserves far more attention than it receives. It demands listening. Careful listening. The jewel that shines the brightest for me on the album is Donato’s “Jungle Flower”. Listen to what Claus does with the strings on opening, making them go higher and higher until you think they cannot go any higher. Then they do. This one track is worth the entire price of admission to the album.
I have nothing but superlatives to say about this album. There is not one flaw in it, not one tiny little mistake. It is absolute perfection and to me, is one of the greatest bossa nova albums ever recorded. An assemblance of unique craftsmanship and talent, from the composer right down to the arrranger/conductor, who makes it all sing.
Treat yourself to this album!!!!
Thursday, 25 January, 2007

twilight58 said…
I love this album–it is one of my absolute favorite downloads from Loronix. Whenever I have it playing in my office, people stop and ask, “What are you listening to?”.
Tuesday, 26 June, 2007

AvantGrape said…
Oh yeah! This is really a wonderful record. BJ really captures the beauty of this in his words. I couldn’t agree more. Donato’s piano playing is so achingly beautiful, each note with its own unique weight and careful attention. I’ve always wondered whether Brazilians thought these type of records were too “Americanized” (or more accurately, “U.S.ized”)…that somehow the rhythm was off. But to me it sounds pretty good. Goodwin and Richardson may not be Brazilian, but they certainly provide lovely support for Joao here.
Tuesday, 30 October, 2007

Anonymous said…
Fantastico blog Zecalouro e fabuloso trabalho de divulgaçao de tantas e tantas maravilhas da musica brasileira. Já faz muito tempo que ando atras de dois discos do Joao Donato Trio, “Amazonas” e “Brazilian Time” que nao dou achado, você terá algum deles ???
Saudaçoes.
Tuesday, 30 October, 2007

Good Groove said…
I have to agree with everyone around here. This album is just GREAT, mostly because of Donato’s piano paitings and Ogerman lush arrangements. One of my all-time piano records.
Tuesday, 30 October, 2007

jack said…
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Zecalouro, you taught me about Joao Donato, and especially about this perfect album. Now I have an upgraded version of it because of this re-post, and I am extremely grateful.
Claus Ogerman is brilliant; his work on this album rivals that of Jobim’s Wave. When Diana Krall wanted to make a bossa album, she made sure to get Ogerman to help add authenticity. Like Owen Bradley in the field of American “countrypolitan” music, Ogerman’s sound is immediately recognizable.
I thank you again, Zecalouro, for this upgrade.
Sunday, 04 November, 2007

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Moacyr Silva e Seu Conjunto – Moacyr Silva (1956) 10-inch

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 31 de julho 2007.
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Hello, Good Evening! We are starting solid today with an album that could easily be positioned as the closing post. Wowww, this is just the second Moacyr Silva album, a 10-inch recorded in 1956, kindly sent by the bossanovadreamer to Loronixers. Thanks a million, friend. I never had such an old album – 51 years – as perfect as this one. I don’t want to miss yours and my time, so let’s check what we have here.

This is Moacyr Silva e Seu Conjunto – Moacyr Silva (1956), for Copacabana, featuring the sax tenor of Moacyr Silva and legends such Chaim Lewak, Dom Um Romao, among others. I don’t have this info, but this is probably the first Dom Um Romao album as sideman. FLAC files are delayed today, so stay tuned for them in the next hour.

Tracks include:

Personnel:

Moacyr Silva
(sax tenor)

Maurilio da Silva Santos
(piston)

Nelson dos Santos
(trombone)

Chaim Lewak
(piano)

Dom Um Romao
(drums)

Rodolfo Taranto
(bass)

Track List

01 – Pennies From Heaven (A. Johnston / J. Burke) Fox
02 – Sacode Carola (Hélio Nascimento) Samba
03 – Love Is a Many Splendored Thing (Paul Francis Webster / S. Fain) Fox
04 – Catita (Carvalhinho / Loyola) Bolero
05 – If You Can Dream (S. Cahn / N. Brodszky) Fox
06 – Sal e Pimenta (Nazareno de Brito / Newton Ramalho) Samba
07 – Memories Are Made Of This (T. Gilkyson / R. Dehr / F. Miller) Fox
08 – Convite ao Samba (Inaldo Vilarim / Gaúcho) Samba

3 Comentários originais:

bossanovadreamer on Wednesday, 01 August, 2007
Hello Zeca,
I love you for all you do here at Loronix and it is allways a pleasure to read that your are also a member of Moacyr’s fanclub (perhaps I should create one ) -)).I am happy about the quality of this album . Really you read somewhere perhaps on the backcover that this is Moacyr’s second album ?? I allways thought it was his first one recording.Best wishes

zecalouro on Wednesday, 01 August, 2007
Hello Bossanovadreamer,
The first is Dancando com Voce, also in the 10-inch format, released in the same 1956.
It is easy to understand this one is the second, just look at this cover and you will see Dancando com Voce at the floor, close to Moacyr.
Cheers, zeca

frank-oliver on Thursday, 02 August, 2007
A great record and a real find for
Dom Um Romao fans. Thank you Zeca and Bossanovadreamer for working together so well.

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Luiz Bonfa - Black Orpheus Impressions (1968)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 23 de janeiro 2007.

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I was planning to close the day with something different that I could decide together with Caetano, but we used a criteria that was not confirmed when I took the original choice for a hearing, that's why I'm making this pick, which is a record that was sent a long time ago by Cesar Saldanha that has just made a strong contribution a couple of days ago that will please everybody. Thanks Cesar for this LP and also for your "secret" contribution to Loronixers. I'm sure that we cannot go wrong with this pick, also a recommendation of Mr. D&C.



This is Luiz Bonfa - Black Orpheus Impressions (1968), for Dot Records/RGE USA. Cesar uses to make a nice work from start to end with his contributions and sent the complete personnel listing to this record, which includes Maria Helena Toledo vocals. The cover artwork disturbs me a little bit and as every Luiz Bonfa album, different covers artwork from reissues were also not inspiring.

Tracks include:


Personnel:


Luiz Bonfá
(guitar and vocal)


Eumir Deodato
(piano and organ)


Ron Carter
(bass)


Dom Um Romao
(drums)


Marvin Stamn
(trumpet)


Maria Helena Toledo
(vocal)


Track List


01 - Dreamy (Luis Bonfá / Simon / Maria Helena Toledo)
02 - Capoeira (Eumir Deodato)
03 - Night Waltz (Luis Bonfá / Maria Helena Toledo)
04 - Song Of The Hills (Luis Bonfá)
05 - Manhã de Carnaval (Luis Bonfá / Antônio Maria) with Maria Helena Toledo
06 - Samba de Orfeu (Luis Bonfá)
07 - Dois Amores (Luis Bonfá / Maria Helena Toledo) with Maria Helena Toledo
08 - Na Paz do Amor (Luis Bonfá / Maria Helena Toledo)
09 - Rancho de Orfeu (Luis Bonfá)
10 - Rio With Love (Luis Bonfá)
11 - Bahia Soul (Luis Bonfá)

8 comments:

Thomas said...
Beautiful! Bonfa in a fuller sound setting. Exquisite arrangements. I always wondered what the original version of "Dreamy" by Astrud sounded like.
Thanks Zeca & Cesar
Tuesday, 23 January, 2007


cisalpino said...
Lorinix is keeping the quality in the sky... always bringing wonderful surprises...
Thank you Zeca and all the contributors...
Tuesday, 23 January, 2007


mikail said...
Yes! Thank you, Zeca. Dom Um Romao, Deodato, Ron Carter. Some heavy hitters on this one. Beautiful recording.
Tuesday, 23 January, 2007


zamurozien said...
Thanks zecalouro for this "new" Bonfà! And do not forget to revise the former release of Bonfà at Loronix:
Luiz Bonfa - Luiz Bonfa (1955) 10" Luiz Bonfa debut LP
http://loronix.blogspot.com/2007/01/luiz-bonfa-luiz-bonfa-1955-10-luiz.html
There were some errors in it and you promised to fix them :)
Thank you in advance.
Wednesday, 24 January, 2007


old nic said...
Zeca,
File not found. Sniff, sniff!
Buáááááá!!!
Friday, 27 July, 2007


Hideste said...
Oi Zeca !
O link desse discaço se foi. Um timaço de músicos, queria muito ouvir as impressões do orfeu negro ;-) Será que rola um "fix" ?
Abração !
Wednesday, 03 October, 2007

Anonymous said...
The file is missing....
Sunday, 07 October, 2007


Fritzcat said...
Clicking on the link gives the "File not found" at Rapidshare. Could the Black Orpheus Impressions be reuplodade pleas?
Thanks in advance
Monday, 21 January, 2008

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Luiz Henrique - Listen to Me (1967)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 15 de janeiro 2007.

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Hello, Good Night! A late good night today. The sunset in Copacabana was so great today that I could not stay away from the window until the end. However, full of good feelings and really motivated by the sunset, I discovered that everything is very slow with the Internet down here. I don't know if it is something on my infrastructure or my hosting service. I don't want to check this thing now, I'm in a very good humor and nothing can be stopping me. We will go today with already available material, which is also great.



This is Luiz Henrique - Listen to Me (1967), for Fontana USA, released in the US during his seven years stay outside Brazil. Listen to Me is not listed on the discographies I could check and probably it will be a good surprise for the many Luiz Henrique fans. Luiz Henrique is a great artist that uses to receive several comments from Loronixers on each release. Unfortunately, I could not search successfully personnel and complimentary details of this LP and I trust on Loronixers to add more info to this post.

Tracks include:


01 - If You Want to Be a Lover
02 - I Was Afraid
03 - Berimbau
04 - There Goes my Heart
05 - Sem Tostao
06 - Song of Santa Claus
07 - In my Automobile
08 - Like a Flower
09 - Summer Song
10 - Sambao
11 - Alcinha
12 - Listen to Me


Additional information by Frank-Olliver Helman: "Arranged by Sivuca. There is also a photo of Dom Um Romao playing berimbau. "Sambao" is a Dom Um Romao composition. So Sivuca and Dom Um Romao participates on the whole recording."



4 Reply to "Luiz Henrique - Listen to Me (1967)"


Frank-Oliver on Tuesday, 16 January, 2007
Hi Zeca,
I have this LP and will check the personnel.
What I not have is Luiz Henrique`s
first compacto duplo for Philips
"Garota da Rua da Praia" Three of the tracks are not on the "A Bossa Moderna" LP. Perhaps you can ask Caetano for this EP.
Thank you!


Frank-Oliver on Wednesday, 17 January, 2007
I checked the back cover:
Arranged by Sivuca. There is also
a photo of Dom Um Romao playing berimbau. "Sambao" is a Dom Um Romao composition. So Sivuca and
Dom Um Romao participates on the whole recording.


zecalouro on Wednesday, 17 January, 2007
Frank-Oliver,
Thanks a million, pal. I will be always comfortable to count yours and bossanovadreamer knowledge when the matter is Brazilian music. When the subject is Luiz Henrique, you know everything.
Thanks,
zeca


zecalouro on Wednesday, 17 January, 2007
Frank-Oliver,
Just forgot to say that I'm addressing Luiz Henrique single. It is difficult, as every single or EP uses to be.
Cheers, zeca


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