Dom Salvador, vai ser o homenageado da escola de Samba Grasifs de sua terra natal, Rio Claro, SP

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Nosso correspondente especial no Brasil, Leo Ribeiro jr. informa...

"Ola Martoni, amigos da Europa e frequentadores do Forma & Elenco. Com muito prazer informo a todos que o musico, compositor e arranjador Dom Salvador, vai ser o homenageado da escola de Samba Grasifs de sua terra natal, Rio Claro (SP)

Dom Salvador ja esta no Brasil e amanhã (domingo) vai participar do desfile cujo enredo é todo em sua homenagem.
O samba composto em sua homengem é : "O Samba é seu, Dom!", de autoria do renomado sambista Xixa;


Em recente entrevista a imprensa local, Salvador se disse muito emocionado com a homenagem e tambem sua esposa mariá que até chegou as lágrimas ao ouvir o samba cantado especialmente para eles no último domingo.


Uma justíssima homenagem a este grande expoente da música brasileira, que com sua técnica e sensibilidade musical ajudou (e ajuda) a colocar o nome do Brasil e de sua terra natal (rio claro) nos historia da qualidade musical mundial.


Quem quizer acompanhar o desfile da escola de samba Grasifs neste domingo com a presença do Dom Salvador, pode acessar os sites: jornalcidade.net ou tvclaret.com.br , este endereços prometem transmitir ao vivo os desfiles deste domingo, a partir das 20 horas (horario de Brasilia).


E tem trabalho novo de Salvador, o cd "The Art of Samba Jazz" com um sexteto da pesada, semana que vem dou detalhes deste cd do grande Dom. Abraço a todos.


Leo Ribeiro Jr "





Leo Ribeiro Jr, Dom Salvador e sua esposa Mariá





Dom autografando o Livro Bossa Nova e outras Bossas (Do Charles Gavin e Caetano Rodrigues)





Dom autografando sua pagina no mesmo livro





Carlos Monteiro de Souza e Seu Conjunto - Pra Frente (1968)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 23 de março 2007.

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Hello! Good Night. I'm happy with the idea of showing Loronixers how easy is to make comments. The best ideas are those that come out of the blue. I think that less the 10% of Loronixers could watch the video already, and so far we have comments from friends that never had the chance to write before. Thanks for supporting the ideas of this crazy parrot.

Let's start the day with an album that has been here for a long time and I could only remember with the help of Quimsy, the mighty owner and maintainer of Quimsy at http://quimsy.blogspot.com.

This is Carlos Monteiro de Souza e Seu Conjunto - Pra Frente (1968), for Parlophone, featuring Maestro Carlos Monteiro de Souza with no orchestra this time, but accompanied by a combo. Little is know about this LP from the nice Parlophone label with their easy to identify albums with the big P on cover. Caetano will be pleased with this post, although the chance of this record been missed from his great collection is less than 0,5%.

Tracks include:

01 - Estamos Aí (Maurício Einhorn / Durval Ferreira / Regina Werneck)
02 - O Cantador (Dori Caymmi / Nelson Motta)
03 - Carolina (Chico Buarque)
04 - Samba do Avião (Tom Jobim)
05 - Roda (Gilberto Gil / João Augusto)
06 - Linhas Cruzadas (Roberto Menescal)
07 - Samba de Verão (Marcos Valle / Paulo Sergio Valle)
08 - Tim Dom Dom (João Mello / Codó)
09 - Manhã de Primavera (Adilson Godoy)
10 - Travessia (Milton Nascimento / Fernando Brant)
11 - Mancada (Gilberto Gil)
12 - Sambou Sambou (João Mello / João Donato)

3 Reply to "Carlos Monteiro de Souza e Seu Conjunto - Pra Frente (1968)"

jamil on Friday, 23 March, 2007
Coisa fina Zeca
destaque para:
Tim Dom Dom
Mancada
Sambou Sambou
Abraços
Jamil

bossanovadreamer on Saturday, 24 March, 2007
Good Saturday Zeca,
I am really surprised with this nice album I only had known by cover before-
Very fine that you posted it.
Best wishes

zecalouro on Saturday, 24 March, 2007
Hello Tom,
I was also surprised. I thought this one was gone on that defective HDD, thanks Quimsy who remembers it and some hard work of activate old backups.
It's great indeed.
Cheers, zeca

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L.A. Transit - DeNovo (1986)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 21 de março 2007.

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Here we go again on another international release provided by Caetano Rodrigues. Actually, I think this is not exactly International, let's say it is a mix of Brazilian and International musicians assembled as a group to release this album, by the way, very hard to track information at the internet. My searches always felt on Los Angeles Transit department. It does not matter much, the little I known about it is enough to urge Loronixers to go jump on it.

This is L.A. Transit - DeNovo (1986), for Interface (Japan). Taking a DJ vocabulary, I would say this is a nice lounge jazz elevator music vibe and groove music. I think is much more, it is such a party of renowned musicians, such as Oscar Castro Neves, Jose Marinho, Tom Scott, Gracinda Leporace, Paulinho da Costa, Alex Acunha and others, making a record for fun accompanied by a trio of female voices that really makes the difference. Check personnel and do not miss this one.

Tracks include:

Track List:
 
01 - Mas que Nada
02 - Wave
03 - Zazueira
04 - How Insensitive
05 - Muito Mais
06 - Agua de Beber
07 - Pretty World
08 - Anything can Happen
09 - Summer Without You
10 - Tristeza

9 Reply to "L.A. Transit - DeNovo (1986)"
 
Thomas on Wednesday, 21 March, 2007

Great choice! I've enjoyed this disc for years. I think the songs & musicians definitely trascend the glossy 1980's production values. This was apparently a collection of artists brought together especially for this recording. In case anyone cares, here are the songwriting credits for the 3 new songs:
Muito Mas: Regina Werneck/Yutaka Yokokura
Anything Can Happen: Kate Markowitz/John Vester/Daihachi Kojima
Summer Without You: Lani Hall!!!/Yutaka Yokokura

g picanco on Wednesday, 21 March, 2007
E com a Gracinha Leporace - que deixou sua carreira de lado e se tornou a mulher do Sergio Mendes -, cantando.

Mr B on Thursday, 22 March, 2007
great personel.. can't wait to get it in my ipod.
cheers king zeca

eiko on Friday, 23 March, 2007
Hi, I was familiar with these Japanese guys and a story about this album. They are enthusiasts of brasilian music and wanted to create an album like Sergio Mendes without Sergio. Recently, Yutaka was touring around the world as a member or Sergio's "Timeless" band.

Jamil on Saturday, 24 March, 2007
Mais um Samba Rock Embutido e rodando por ai
Abraços
JAmil

electrovybe on Saturday, 27 December, 2008
Fantastico e obrigada Loronix !
Great project with an AllStar-cast of musicians and singers.
Saludos !

Anonymous on Thursday, 09 April, 2009
Just wanted to thank you for posting this album. Great music!!
I love all the music by Yutaka, and this is one of the best.

Joaquino on Thursday, 23 April, 2009
Thanks for this album!

Anonymous on Friday, 18 September, 2009
DO YOU HAVE AN IDEA ABOUT ALL THIS STUFF MEANS?....IT'S GREAT TO HAVE THIS RECORD....I'VE BEEN SEARCHIN' FOR IT.....A LONG LONG TIME....
THANKS A LOT AND.....MY PLEASURE.
BEST REGARDS.
FEDERICO RAMIERZ (MEXICO)

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Solar Trio - Solar Trio

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 18 de março 2007.

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Hello, Good Night! I decided today to make something that I like most, sleep. Yes, who does not like to sleep is not telling the truth, sleeping is great, but it is like a dope, the more you sleep the more you want to sleep. Actually, I use to sleep less than 5 hours daily; it is part of my nature. Physicians says that does not matter how long do you sleep, but the quality of your sleeping; it is better sleep 4 hours like a bear than 12 like a bird.

Anyway, before you fall asleep, let's start this Sunday night with another awesome Caetano Rodrigues contribution. Caetano brings this time a Brazilian instrumental trio that I never heard before, unknown and solid, a very nice record that alone worth all this night here.

This is Solar Trio - Solar Trio (no date), for independent production. Above the average instrumental piano, bass, drums music by Solar Trio. I could not make successful searches on gathering information about this album. However, I could find another record by Solar Trio and personnel was included, as follows: Bebeto (piano), Jaime Pladevall (drums) and Ze Alexandre (bass). Looking the back cover, I could find a telephone number; it belongs to Campinas, a city at Sao Paulo state. If anyone knows more about Solar Trio, please write us. Tracks include:

01 - Bonita
02 - Muito
03 - Bye Bye Brasil
04 - Manha de Carnaval
05 - Tristeza de Nos Dois
06 - Notas Bach
07 - Chora Coracao
08 - Antigo Nada
09 - Lisa
10 - Trilhos Urbanos
11 - Canto Triste
12 - Imagem
13 - Outra Vez

5 Reply to "Solar Trio - Solar Trio"

bossanovadreamer on Monday, 19 March, 2007
A ver fine Trio album I never heard about before- I always feel like the albumcover when I hear Caeatn's albums- like the sun...
Muito obrigado


budi garcia on Tuesday, 20 March, 2007
What a surprise!
Solar Trio is the first of two or three albums, maybe 1989 or 1990. Bebeto's "Piano Solo" is another really great one.
They are some of my very close musician friends.
Good surprise. I'll tell them this.
Thanks


freddydwight on Wednesday, 21 March, 2007
1990
Credits
Jaime Pladevall (drums)
Bebeto von Buettner (piano)
José Alexandre Carvalho (acoustic bass)
very good selection. tyvm.


Marcos@lemelopes.net on Thursday, 22 March, 2007
o ze alexandre eh meu primo e se vc quiser + informacoes sobre o trio me escreva que eu pergunto a ele. abs!

zecalouro on Thursday, 22 March, 2007
Marcos,
Obrigado pela dica.
Quando você tiver a oportunidade, diga ao Zé Alexandre que o disco dele está aqui, e que ele apareça para nos conhecer quando sobrar um tempinho.
Grande Abraço, zeca

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Sambacana - VI Sambacana | Praca da Savassi (1979)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 08 de março 2007.

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Gentleman, what a nice work I had right now with Trix, a Loronixer from Minas Gerais, my favorite state in Brazil, first place is Rio de Janeiro, of course. We worked together exchanging more than 50 emails to decide for this post. I have to admit that Trix put some passion on top of it. This record is all about Minas Gerais and Belo Horizonte. Anyway, thanks Trix for supporting this crazy and painful process, I'm sure Loronixers will have a lot to tell about this LP.

This is Sambacana - VI Sambacana
Praca da Savassi (1979), no label. Trix said this LP is a very limited release made commercially available only in Minas Gerais. Sambacana is lead by Pacifico Mascarenhas, which is a group that you already know at Loronix with some previous releases. Loronix Find It is the right place look for earlier Sambacana releases at Loronix. Well. It's late down here, Trix has disappeared with the additional info and he will probably give us tomorrow some inside information about this session. Tracks include:

Personnel:

Pacifico Mascarenhas

(vocal)

Helvius Vilella

(piano, arrangements)

Juarez Moreira

(guitar)

Ezequiel Lima

(bass)

Rubinho and Braguinha

(drums)

Sorry, Trix is back to correct the release date. He also said that Praca da Savassi is a great spot in Belo Horizonte, the right place to see the beautiful girls from Minas Gerais. Thanks Trix.

Track List

01 - Amo Voce
02 - Poderia Escrever um Livro
03 - Serenata
04 - Demolicao
05 - Praca da Savassi
06 - Leva-me pra Lua
07 - Rio de Janeiro
08 - Outras Noites Assim
09 - Ferias
10 - Eu Gosto Mais do Rio
11 - Da Sua Propria Voz
12 - Se Eu Tivesse Coragem
13 - Dancando com Voce
14 - Nosso Amor nao deu Certo


4 Reply to "Sambacana - VI Sambacana  Praca da Savassi (1979)"

martín on Thursday, 08 March, 2007
Estimadísimo Zecalouro, escribí una nota sobre su blog que espero le guste. La puede consultar aquí:
http://radiozombie.wordpress.com/2007/03/07/otras-48-horas/
Lo saludo desde Argentina.
Martín, loronixer de la primera hora.
PD: Gracias por la música!


zecalouro on Thursday, 08 March, 2007
martin,
So I found the author of this awesome review of 48 Hours of Jobim at Loronix.
What a coverage, friend. Thanks a million.
I will include the Radio Zombie at Loronix blogroll.
Cheers, zeca


freddydwight on Thursday, 08 March, 2007
Zecalouro, m8, do you think your friend Caetano has this one?
Os Poligonais - Novas Ideias
FARROUPILHA LPFA421


zecalouro on Thursday, 08 March, 2007
Hello Freddydwight,
This is already at Loronix. Check Loronix Find It and Quick Search for Poligonais. You will find both albums.
http://loronix.blogspot.com/2006/10/os-poligonais-novas-ideias-1966.html
Cheers, zeca

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Jose Briamonte - Ritmos e Vozes | Agora e Samba (1973)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 17 de março 2007

That's exactly what I was thinking for this Saturday, Samba, perfect for dancing and perfect for Loronixers, even those who don't have what we call in Brazil "Samba no Pe". I don't have Samba no Pe, but I know everybody likes it. I will tell you what it is.

This is Jose Briamonte - Ritmos e Vozes
Agora e Samba (1973), for Odeon. That's a really inquisitive record. Maestro Briamonte is in charge of everything, arrangements, and conduction also taking the role of musical director. I have an assumption that female singing and percussion instruments are played by the obscure group Ritmos e Vozes, however, it is just a hint. The repertoire is based on Samba tunes from Vinicius de Moraes, Ana Maria, Eduardo Gudin, Luiz Americo, Noel Rosa and others. Another Jose Briamonte LP that I never heard before. If you are in the mood of an orchestra LP, just like the legendary Briamonte Orchestra, think twice. This is all about Samba songs with girls singing.

Tracks include:

01 - Tristeza Pé no Chão (Armando Fernandes "Mamão")
02 - Orgulho de Um Sambista (Gilson de Souza)
03 - Meu Pai Oxalá (Toquinho / Vinicius de Moraes)
04 - Assim Não Dá (Ana Maria)
05 - Verso Novo (Eduardo Gudin / Caú)
06 - Depois Que o "Taruim" Chegou Nunca Mais Melhorou (Capoeira)
07 - Ontem (Zé Di / Astrogildo Silva)
08 - Pra Minha Mulata Eu Sou Mais Eu (Ton Graça / Carlos Costa)
09 - Desafio (Luis Américo / Bráulio de Castro / Clóvis de Lima)
10 - Mexe Mexe (Otacílio de Jesus / Ciro / Bloco Carnavalesco Bafo da Onça)
11 - Bahia Berço do Brasil (Baianinho)
12 - Quem Ri Melhor (Noel Rosa)

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Phil Woods - Astor & Elis (1996)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 16 de março 2007.

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Hello, Good night! May 12th is approaching fast. Nothing special on this day. I have friends that are maniac with special dates, such as birthday, 1 year of dating, one year of wedding, among several other examples. I really don't mind. May, 12th celebrates a day that I never imagine we could reach, it is the celebration of one year since the first Loronix post. It is a Saturday and Caetano's mind is on 1,000 KHz of ideas. Tomorrow, we will let you know about a great Caetano's idea that we will need your feedback to make it happen. Meanwhile, let's check this record, another fine release sponsored by Caetano Rodrigues.

This is Phil Woods - Astor & Elis (1996), for Chesky, featuring the sax and clarinet of Phil Woods on a personal and passionate tribute for Astor Piazzolla and Elis Regina. Actually, the first plan was to make a whole album to Elis Regina, which is Woods' favorite singer, he said he always take a couple of Elis Regina albums when touring, along with some Charlie Parker, some Billie Holiday, etc.

Five out of the eleven titles in the album are by Astor Piazzolla, and another, Piece for Piazzolla is Phil's tribute to him. The rest of the tunes are Brazilian, excepting Con Alma by Dizzie Gillespie. Caetano strongly recommends this record and Phil Woods’s albums with Brazilian music and Brazilian artists always take me by surprise. It is really wonderful that Phil Woods dedicated an entire recording to these really important artists from Brazil and Argentina.

Tracks include:

01 - Dois pra La, Dois pra Ca
02 - Piece for Piazzolla
03 - Adios Nonino
04 - Oblivion
05 - Milonga del Angel
06 - Leija's Game
07 - Invierno Porteno
08 - Elis
09 - Introduction to Cais / Atras da Porta
10 - Nada Sera Como Antes
11 - Con Alma

Last Minute Video:  Elis Regina - Atrás da Porta - 1973

2 Reply to "Phil Woods - Astor & Elis (1996)"
 
marko on Saturday, 17 March, 2007
just beautiful, what a smile - do you think this is from the early 1970s? a thousands thanks (once again)!

Colm O'Sullivan "Red" on Friday, 07 August, 2009
O, o, o - Zeca: this Elis "surprise" video breaks my heart. Did I ever tell you that Brasillian music, because it is beautiful, is also too sad: the beauty is sadness + th sadness is the beauty... It breaks my heart to listen to Elis sing this (I love it!) - and it's too much saudade...
Thank you - Obrigado voce,
RED (Ireland).


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Paquito D'Rivera, Claudio Roditi, Ralph Moore and Jay Ashby - Return to Ipanema (1989)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 15 de março 2007.

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What a nice night! I'm writing this post just after the last video was released, so I do not have feedback so far about it, but I'm confident that people will have a lot to talk about it. As I said at tonight opening post, Caetano is in charge of the selections and this is to present Loronixers another Caetano's pick from this new series. Caetano's best quality is to identify gold were regular guys such like zecalouro can't see and this one is a real treat.

This is Paquito D'Rivera, Claudio Roditi, Ralph Moore and Jay Ashby - Return to Ipanema (1989), for Town Crier, featuring the great reunion of musicians you see on top. It was hard to define the name of this post. I would not like to identify Paquito D'Rivera as the main performer and also file this record as Various Artists. The best decision is take the name of four of them, such like Town Crier made at cover artwork. Caetano's posts are self-explanatory and this is the kind of record that nobody should miss.

Tracks include:

Personnel:

Paquito D'Rivera

(sax, clarinet)

Claudio Roditi

(trumpet)

Ralph Moore

(sax tenor)

Jay Ashby

(trombone)

Danilo Perez

(piano)

Nilson Matta

(bass)

Portinho

(drums)

Rafael Cruz

(percussion)

Track List

01 - Snow Samba
02 - Tristeza de Nos Dois
03 - Return to Ipanema
04 - Pra Dizer Adeus
05 - To Brenda
06 - She is a Carioca
07 - Summertime
08 - Cancao do Amanhecer
09 - No More Blues

3 Reply to "Paquito D'Rivera, Claudio Roditi, Ralph Moore and Jay Ashby - Return to Ipanema (1989)"

the jazzman on Friday, 16 March, 2007
Another one that's been in my collection along time. Most of you have probably never heard of the trombone player, Jay Ashby and you will be pleasantly surprised by his playing.

Anonymous on Saturday, 17 March, 2007
I don't know where you get these jewels, but your generosity in sharing them makes you worthy of my deepest thanks. All best.

Anonymous on Saturday, 17 March, 2007
I don't know where you get these jewels, but your generosity in sharing them makes you worthy of my deepest thanks. All best.


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Maria Augusta - Classics in Bossa (No Date)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 19 de março 2007.

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Hello, Good Night! Mondays are different at Loronix, at least from my perspective. It is the day with more traffic. Perhaps, Loronixers who do not have computers at home take this day to see what was around during weekend. I like to manage these traffic ranking statistics, one of the several performance indicators of a website.

I have been running websites for years and Loronix has something unique. Most of the visitors are returning visitors, which means that we built a real community. Loronix 1st Anniversary is coming and I would like to start some actions to make our community bigger, the benefits are many. I'm asking you to spread Loronix message around other musical communities that you participate or coordinate. I will post a structured post about this thing in the forthcoming days. Caetano has also a special promotion for Loronixer to be announced very soon.

Thanks in advance for this, let's get back to business, the music. This is the post supposed to be the closing post of yesterday. Since several friends were curious about it, I will make it as the opening this Monday, let's see.

This is Maria Augusta - Classics in Bossa (no date), for Albatroz featuring an American Standards repertoire from the 50's performed in English language by the Brazilian singer Maria Augusta. Roberto Menescal is the one who "discover" Maria Augusta, which is the daughter of another Brazilian Musician. Roberto Menescal is also the arranger. Caetano sent this album with a great enthusiasm, Maria Augusta sings very nice and Roberto Menescal made a nice work on adapting this repertoire to Bossa Nova.

Tracks include:

Personnel:

Maria Augusta

(vocal)

Roberto Menescal

(violao, guitarra)

Gilson Peranzetta

(piano)

Adriano Giffoni

(bass)

Raymundo Bittencourt

(drums)

Barney

(percussion)

Track List

01 - All Of Me (S. Simons / G. Marks)
02 - You've Changed (Carey / Fisher)
03 - Embraceable You (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin)
04 - Tangerine (J. Mercer / V. Schertzinger)
05 - The Shadow Of Your Smile (Paul Francis Webster / Mandel)
06 - Call Me Irresponsible (J. V. Heusen / S. Cahn)
07 - Baubles, Bangles And Beads (Wright / A. Barodin / G. Forrest)
08 - All The Things You Are (O. Hammerstein II / J. Kern)
09 - Lullaby Of Birdland (G. Shearing / B. Y. Forster)
10 - Smoke Gest In Your Eyes (J. Kern / O. Harbach)
11 - Satin Doll (Duke Ellington)
12 - Body And Soul (R. B. Sour / E. Heyman / J. W. Green / F. Eyton)
13 - Speak Low (O. Nash / Kurt Weill)
14 - Cheek To Cheek (Irving Berlin)

This is Maria Augusta - Classics in Bossa (no date), at Loronix.
Hope uEnjoy!
 
2 Comments:
 
bossanovadreamer said...
Caaetanoo!!
Very fine- the american standards sound fantastic with this beautiful voice and bossa feeling-really,what a great voice- and nice work of R.Menescal.. I did not think before I heard- but Ceatano knows what is good...(la la la....)
Best wishes
Monday, 19 March, 2007

freddydwight said...
dang! The Prof is in love! L-O-V-E love! :'P tyvm.
Tuesday, 20 March, 2007

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Luiz Bonfa - Amor! | The Fabulous Guitar of Luiz Bonfa (1958)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 19 de março 2007.

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There was a plan for tonight, agreed with Caetano that could not be accomplished. Blame it on computer problems and a little bit of human and parrot mistakes in the process. That's why I decided to show you this early Luiz Bonfa LP, never made available before at Loronix. Additionally, I'm showing a video with Luiz Bonfa and Caterina Valente performing Manha de Carnaval, in my opinion, one of the greatest videos available at Loronix ever, making sure that everybody will have a chance to see it and also urge everybody to send any Luiz Bonfa videos. This video is awesome and I'm sure everybody wants to see more.

This is Luiz Bonfa - Amor!
The Fabulous Guitar of Luiz Bonfa (1958), for Atlantic, featuring Luiz Bonfa (guitar), Don Elliott (mellophone, vibraphone, triangle), Tommy Lopez (bongo, conga), and Ralph Freundlich (flute). Amor is from a period that I like most amongst Luiz Bonfa albums, the late 50's and a little bit of the early 60's. I don't need to say more, this release explains by itself and it is more than a replacement of the original plan.

Tracks include:

01 - Brasília
02 - I'll Remember April
03 - Lonely Lament
04 - Carnival
05 - George Back In Town
06 - Blue Madrid
07 - Island Of Trindade
08 - Old Times
09 - Marajó
10 - Indian Dance
11 - Nelly
12 - Preludio
13 - Yesterdays
14 - Bagpipes
15 - Arabesque


This is Luiz Bonfa - Amor!
The Fabulous Guitar of Luiz Bonfa (1958), at Loronix.


Hope uEnjoy!



Video Luiz Bonfa with Caterina Valente

2 Comments:

Anonymous said...
Hello, I just found this site a couple of days ago and I must say it is excellent. Any chance you could repost the Arthur Verocai album? I have been desperately looking for it since I heard Na Boca do Sol a while ago. Thanks.
Monday, 19 March, 2007

Anonymous said...
Bom dia, se encontrares, disponha o LP "A VOZ E O VIOLÃO", pela Odeon (MOFB. 3144), a voz é Norma Suely e o repertório é histórico, penso ser a primeira gravação de "Manhã de Carnaval" com o autor, não há data no disco nem na capa. Obrigado. Claudio Zancan (Santo Ângelo, RS)
Tuesday, 20 March, 2007
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