Verão Vermelho OST (1970)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 25 de novembro 2007.
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Hello, good evening! I’m surprised with Veu de Noiva Brazilian soap opera OST released two days ago. Until now, it is the most downloaded of the weekend, leaving classic albums by renowned artists behind. This is the reason for showing Loronixers another OST, produced by the same people in charge of Veu de Noiva, released in 1970 and kindly provided with exceptional quality by the already legendary Dona Iara. Let’s see.

This is Verao Vermelho (1970), for Philips, the original sound track of TV Globo Verao Vermelho soap opera. Directed by Nelson Motta and featuring almost the same performers of Veu de Noiva, such as Luiz Eca, Regininha, Roberto Menescal, Wilson das Neves and Elis Regina.

Tracks include:

The Performers

Elis Regina
Nonato Buzar
Regininha
Wilson das Neves
Luiz Eca
Erlon Chaves
Roberto Menescal
Ruy Felipe

Track List

01 – Verão Vermelho (Nonato Buzar) with Elis Regina
02 – Vitória Vitória (Tema de Raul) (Nonato Buzar) with Nonato Buzar
03 – Ela (Tema de Patrícia) (Antônio Adolfo / Tibério Gaspar) with Regininha
04 – Jornada (Tema de Selma) (Roberto Menescal) with Wilson das Neves
05 – Onde Você Mora (Tema de Flávio) (Paulinho Tapajós / Edmundo Souto) with Luis Eça
06 – Baião do Sol (Tema de Geralda) (Nelson Ângelo)
07 – The Time Of Noon (Tema de Amor) (A. Kerr) with Erlon Chaves
08 – Ela (Tema de Patrícia) (Antônio Adolfo / Tibério Gaspar) with Regininha
09 – Vitória Vitória (Tema de Raul) (Nonato Buzar) with Erlon Chaves
10 – Assim É a Bahia (Roberto Menescal / Ronaldo Bôscoli) with Roberto Menescal
11 – Onde Você Mora (Tema de Flávio) (Paulinho Tapajós / Edmundo Souto) with Ruy Felipe
12 – Verão Vermelho (Nonato Buzar) with Luis Eça

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Lindolfo Gaya – Carlos Machado Apresenta, Rio de 400 Janeiros (1965)

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Rio de 400 Janeiros

Jean de Léry que aqui estêve nos tempos de Villegainon e foi o primeiro que se ocupou com a música da terra carioca, conta, num livro publicada em França, em 1557, que durante duas horas, ouviu seiscentos índios cantando afinados e com tanta arte que o deixaram entusiasmado.
Depois, com os portuguêses, vieram as violas. E com as violas o amor, o ciúme e a saudade.
Da Africa chegaram os negros. E com êles todo um instrumental típico que se fixou nos nossos usos e costumes. De tudo isto se pode dizer que a História do Rio de Janeiro caminha através de lundús, fados, chôros, modinhas, maxixes, sambas, numa rapsódia de sentimentos, esperanças e ambições.
O jeito encontrado para apresentar, num show, a História do Rio de Janeiro foi contá-la não através de estórias mas atraves de canções.
As palavras de Estácio de Sá dirigindo-se ao Rei Dom Manuel, em 1565, parecem escritas para serem ditas com música; - “assim te vejo, ó cidade, raínha do nosso Empório e das Riquezas do Mundo”.
Alguns anos depois, o Rio de Janeiro já era um cancioneiro vivo. Cantou o povo quando a cidade foi elevado á categoria de capital do reino do Brasil. Vibrou, em hinos triunfais, com a chegada da côrte, da Rainha Dona Maria e do Príncipe Regente. Nos tempos do I.° Império cantou com malícia os lundús que imortalizaram uma era de galanteria e de amor. Das europas veio a valsa que, de nobre, se aburguezou e depois se amorenou virando valsa de esquina. E vieram os hinos da liberdade. E veio a República. Veio o sêculo XX.

E foi de aí, de todo êsse passado de ritmos e de melodias, que nasceu, em côres, em figuras, em luz, numa hora espetáculo, esta epopéia de uma cidade que tem por título Rio de 400 janeiros.

Janeiro de 1965

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Este album foi originalmente postado no Loronix em 12 de dezembro 2006.
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Hello, Good Night! This LP is the original soundtrack of a Musical number directed by Carlos Machado and performed in 1965 at The Golden Room of Copacabana Palace Hotel in Rio de Janeiro. Correct me if I’m wrong, but LPs from the 60′s with OST are not common, which makes this a wonderful pick.

This is Lindolfo Gaya – Carlos Machado Apresenta, Rio de 400 Janeiros (1965), for Elenco. The last Os Cariocas release, Rio de Quatrocentas Bossas is in the same “spirit” of this one, the celebration of the 400 anniversary of Rio de Janeiro. I’m not sure how hard to find is this LP, but it is one of the most classy and produced Elenco release, beautiful cover artwork with a painting of an early Rio de Janeiro by Rugendas. Front cover and back cover are included in HI-RES. Special attention for the last track, Cidade Maravilhosa, it is the hymn of Rio de Janeiro City.

Tracks include:

01 – “Bossa Nova” — Garota de Ipanema (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes) — Blues Walk (C. Brown)
02 – Maxixe (Lindolfo Gaya)
03 – Samba do Avião (Tom Jobim)
04 – “Medlley Carmen Miranda” — O Que É Que a Baiana Tem (Dorival Caymmi) — Taí (Joubert de Carvalho) — Diz Que Tem (Vicente Paiva / Haníbal Cruz) — Good Bye Boy (Assis Valente)
05 – Valsa Debret (Lindolfo Gaya)
06 – Rio (Ary Barroso)
07 – Praça do Século XVII (Lindolfo Gaya / Chianca de Garcia)
08 – “Escola de Samba” — Tiradentes (Estanislau Silva / Décio Carlos / Penteado) — Chica da Silva (Anescar do Salgueiro / Noel Rosa de Oliveira) — Lá Vem Portela (Billy Blanco) — Exaltação à Mangueira (Enéas Brites da Silva / Aloísio Augusto da Costa)
09 – Polka (Lindolfo Gaya)
10 – Calendário (Vicente Paiva / Chianca de Garcia)
11 – Seresta Imperial (Lindolfo Gaya / Chianca de Garcia)
12 – Cidade Maravilhosa (André Filho)

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O Cafona - Trilha Sonora Original (1971)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 04 de fevereiro 2007.
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Hello, Good Night! I'm making a late arrival today, coming from zecalouro's mother. Once again, she made some posts advice that I have to obey as a good kid. I know that we can never skip mom's advice and I will make in the forthcoming days of the week. Yesterday, the great Patricia Prado shouted at CBox for the original soundtrack of the TV Globo Novel O Cafona. I confess that I had no hope to find something solid on this soundtrack to share with Loronixers, I was wrong. The soundtrack casts all the artists that we learn to admire at Loronix and you should enjoy it very much.


This is O Cafona - Trilha Sonora Original (1971), for Sigla, featuring Marilia Pera, Jacks Wu, O Som Livre, Angela Valle, Carlos Lyra, Marcos Samy (not to be take as Marcos Samm), Angela e Paulo Sergio Valle, Betinho, Marilia Barbosa, Pedrinho Rodrigues, Nonato Buzar, Sergio Ricardo and Marcello Guenza. The arrangements are from Ivan Paulo, Roberto Menescal, Carlos Lyra and Arthur Verocai. You can check details at the track list.

Tracks include:


This is O Cafona - Trilha Sonora Original (1971), at Loronix, here.


Hope uEnjoy!

5 Comments:

Anonymous said...
Pôxa!Zeca, que rápido!!!
Muuuiiiitttooo obrigada!!
Você sabe me dizer o por que, de o Marcos Samy, que interpreta Homem de Bem (Cesar Costa Filho e Aldir Blanc), não fazer o sucesso merecido? A voz dele é lindíssima!
alás, este disco é muito especial.
Vide compositores e intérpretes!
Eta época boa....!!!!
Até,
Patrícia Prado
Sunday, 04 February, 2007


zecalouro said...
Patrícia,
Quem sabe essas coisas de caderneta é o Refer. Falando nisso, já li/ouvi em algum lugar que o nosso querido Marcos Sammy é na verdade o Marcos Valle.
Será?
Abraços, zeca
Sunday, 04 February, 2007


mikail said...
I love this version of "O Cafona" This was a pricey CD reissue I picked up not long ago : (
Monday, 05 February, 2007

Trix said...
A versão de "O Cafona",creditada a Angela é P.S Valle,na verdade é Angela e Marcos,ja que o Marcos tinha um contrato com a Odeon e nao podia ser reditado num disco da Som Livre
Monday, 05 February, 2007


Kléssius Leão said...
Olhem para o design ultra-chic e atemporal da capa, que de "cafona" não tem nada.
K.
Tuesday, 06 February, 2007

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The Adventurers - Original Sound Track (1970)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 25 de janeiro 2007.

Faz parte dos "48 Hours of Tom Jobim" no Loronix

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This is the great close of the first day of 48 Hours of Tom Jobim tribute. I hope you have enjoyed, just as I had a tremendous pleasure on making it with Caetano Rodrigues assistance. The idea was to show several different aspects of Antonio Carlos Jobim music, being of use for those who never had the chance to hear Jobim music and also for fans with unique Jobim's LP. Tomorrow we will have our second and last day, completely different from the first one. I will appreciate a lot if you provide feedback on this tribute, so we can make better plans for the remaining tributes that will be scheduled throughout 2007. Thanks!



This is The Adventurers - Original Sound Track (1970), for Paramount. The film is known as bellow standard, but the great highlight is the sound track with music by Antonio Carlos Jobim. A very hard to find LP sent by Caetano to our tribute.


The Adventurers landmarks the first recording of two important Jobim songs, Children's Game, changed to Chovendo na Roseira when got lyrics of Jobim and Dax & Amparo (Love Theme), changed to Olha Maria when lyrics from Vinicius de Moraes and Chico Buarque de Hollanda created the lyrics. The Adventurers is arranged and conducted by Eumir Deodato.

Tracks include:


01 - Main Title
02 - Children's Games
03 - Rome Montage
04 - Bolero
05 - Dax Rides
06 - Dax & Amparo (Love Theme)
07 - Corteguay (Deodato)
08 - The Long Trek
09 - Search For Amparo
10 - That Old Black Magic (Mercer/Arlen)
11 - Bitter Victory
12 - A Bed Of Flowers For Sue Ann


12 Reply to "The Adventurers - Original Sound Track (1970)"


Refer on Thursday, 25 January, 2007
Zeca, eu já havia comentado com v. sobre essa trilha sonora que por algum motivo costuma ser expurgada das discografias do maestro.
A trilha é boa, já o filme, se Bartozinho, meu gato, cheirar, joga terra em cima.


cisalpino on Thursday, 25 January, 2007
Some people say that this movie is horrible. I never seen it. But the soundtrack is marvelous, historical, as you said. Presenting some Jobim classics for the first time. Good job Caetano and Zeca...


the jazzman on Thursday, 25 January, 2007
I find it interesting that most movie books (Like Maltin) rate this movie as a "bomb". This happens to be one of our favorite movies. If you get a chance to see it be sure you do. We have this film in our VHS library and have watched it many times over the years.
Having the score is another thing. One more piece of music from Jobim is marvelous.
Thanks for all this wonderful Jobim, Zeca.


Pekis on Thursday, 25 January, 2007
Hello, Thanks a lot for this OST !
I think the track listing was erroneous
(I think you must add "12-El Lobo's Band" and move "12-A Bed of Flowers for Sue Ann" to track 13)


Then here is what I propose:


01 Main Title 2'33
02 Children's Games 1'49
03 Rome Montage 2'52
04 Bolero 1'49
05 Dax Rides 1'38
06 Dax & Amparo (Love Theme) 3'28
07 Corteguay 2'24
08 The Long Trek 3'29
09 Search For Amparo 3'16
10 That Old Black Magic 1'02
11 Bitter Victory 1'49
12 El Lobo's Band 2'03
13 A Bed Of Flowers For Sue Ann 1'06


But, never mind, all the 13 files are there in the zipped file, knowing that track 01 are 02 have been glued.


So you must rename the file


"01-Main Title" as "01-Main Title / 02-Children's Games"
"02-Children's Games" as "03-Rome Montage"
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"11-Bitter Victory" as "12-El Lobo's Band"
"12-A Bed of Flowers for Sue Ann" as "13-A Bed of Flowers for Sue Ann"
I hope I didn't do mistakes myself :) ... Thanks a lot for your fantastic blog !
marcio79 on Thursday, 25 January, 2007
inacreditavel zeca, mas quem toca ai???


zamurozien on Thursday, 25 January, 2007
This tribute has been a great idea. It makes those two days a very special time to remember this incredible artist who composed and interpreted this music that makes us to have so intense moments.
I am very grateful to your effort, Caetano and Zeca, in doing this "memento". I support the idea that those great artists who constantly are found in the pages of Loronix, have their tribute day. The celebration of their birthday or the date when they passed away could be the best moment, in a similar way you have made with Jobim. They deserve it.
I suggest the next one would be Vinicius de Moraes. His birthday is on 19th of October (he would turn 94 this year), and he passed away 27 years ago on the 9th of July. There is not a "special" date like Jobim (90 years) but you can think about my suggestion. And, of course, next year will be the 50th aniversary of birth of Bossa Nova ...
Thank you, Caetano and Zeca. You are great.


Jim R on Thursday, 25 January, 2007
I'm so glad to be able to hear this Adventurers LP at last. It was one of the few items in the Jobim discography that I hadn't yet found (the only other that comes to mind is "The Little Prince"). The others offered here in the tribute (Orfeu da Conceicao, Manfredo Fest, Salena Jones, etc) are things I have on CD, but it's great to see them receiving more attention. The Carnegie Hall video was good to see again. Many thanks for this tribute to the great Jobim.
I want to also thank Pekis for the information concerning the mixed up tracks. Well done, Pekis, it would have taken me a long time to sort those tracks out. I had this problem with a few other items (Guio de Morais LP and the Sambaloucos LP) about a week ago and reported it to zeca. I hope that this "bug" will not be too difficult to fix.


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.
I would like to hear more live albums and rarities…
And thanks for the consistently posting superb music!
Obrigado,
Fuzzy Bear


Zaius & Gizmo on Wednesday, 14 May, 2008
Thank you so much ! :)


Anonymous on Monday, 20 October, 2008
Can someone tell me what was the name of the song they used for the fashion show in New York? Thanks


Anonymous on Wednesday, 07 January, 2009
Can someone tell me what was the name of the song they used for the fashion show in New York? Thanks
I'd also like to know. Failing that, who is the singer?


Anonymous on Wednesday, 14 October, 2009
The singer is Roger "Chappo" Chapman. Lead singer in a band called "Family". Don't know the song's title though.


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Anos Dourados (1988)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 20 de janeiro 2007.

I don't know why I was reluctant to make this post. I have been silly to keep it locked for such a long time. I heard this morning, very loud, while making coffee with zeca and we both feel great. Actually, this LP saved my day, such happy and motivated I became. It is just a OST from a TV Globo soup opera, but the guy in charge of this selection was really inspired. With a few exceptions, this mix of Brazilian songs with America standards is killer. You should not miss.



This is Anos Dourados - OST (1988), from Som Livre, as I said before, a really inspired selection featuring Nat King Cole, Maysa, Roberto Yanes, Dolores Duran, Billy Eckstine, Perez Prado, Ella Fritzgerald, Dick Farney, Dinah Washington, Teddy Reno, Elizeth Cardoso, The Platters, Edith Piaf and Antonio Carlos Jobim. Will you miss it? I wouldn't...

Tracks include:


01 - When I Fall In Love - Nat King Cole
02 - Franqueza - Maysa
03 - Tu Me Acostumbraste - Roberto Yanés
04 - Por Causa de Você - Dolores Duran
05 - I Apologise - Billy Eckstine
06 - Patrícia - Perez Prado
07 - All Of Tou - Ella Fitzgerald
08 - Alguém Como Tu - Dick Farney
09 - What a Difference a Day Makes - Dinah Washington
10 - Accarezzame - Teddy Reno
11 - As Praias Desertas - Elizeth Cardoso
12 - Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - The Platters
13 - Mon Manegé a Moi (Tu Me Fais Tourner La Tête) - Edith Piaf
14 - Anos Dourados - Antonio Carlos Jobim


This is Anos Dourados - Trilha Sonora Original (1988), at Loronix, here.


Hope uEnjoy!
 
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Informação extra do 300 Discos Importantes:

A versão de “Anos Dourados” do disco ainda não incluía a letra do Chico Buarque. No vídeo abaixo, a belíssima versão completa, na interpretação do Chico e do Tom Jobim:






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