Coleman Hawkins - Desafinado Bossa (1962)

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Isto é Coleman Hawkins - Desafinado Coleman Hawkins plays Bossa Nova & Jazz Samba Gravadora Impulse AS-28

Personnel

Major Holley

Bass

Barry Galbraith, Howard Collins

Guitar

Eddie Locke, Tommy Flanagan, Willie Rodriguez

Percussion

Coleman Hawkins

Saxophone [Tenor]

Producer Bob Thiele

Tracklist:

1 Desafinado
2 I'm Looking over a Four Leaf Clover [Jazz Samba]
3 Samba Para Bean
4 I Remember You.
5 One Note Samba
6 O Pato (The Duck)
7 Abraco No Bonfa (An Embrace To Bonfa)
8 Stumpy Bossa Nova

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Nick Ayoub - Bossa Nova Jazz Samba (1962)

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Incluida: Canadian Bossa Nova

Originalmente postado no Loronix em 29 de maio 2007.
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It was really a treat listening this album and also a little bit confusing. The main performer is Nick Ayoub, but at a first sight, it seems we have a record made by a duo, Rosita and Deno. The story is delicious and is all about a promotion, everyone who bought this album could take the back cover to one of Rosita and Deno dancing schools and claim 2 free Bossa Nova lessons. Fascinating. Buy the album, hear the music and get 2 free dancing classes with Rosita & Deno.

This is Nick Ayoub - Bossa Nova Jazz Samba (1962), for Trans Canada Music Company, a wonderful instrumental album featuring Niki Ayoube and his orchestra. Personnel is not credited but we have top-notch musicians at this set. The repertoire is also unusual with music that seems to be composed only for this album. I never danced in my life and if I were in Canada by that time, the story of my life could be different with Nick Ayoube and Rosita & Deno, only Caetano to bring such wonderful discoveries to Loronix.

Tracks include:

01 - Canadian Bossa Nova
02 - Prelude to Bossa Nova
03 - Nick's Nova
04 - Gella Nova
05 - New One
06 - Aureles
07 - Bossa Me
08 - Bossa Nova Orientale
09 - Bossa Sway
10 - Jazz me In
11 - Bossa Nova Nr. 12
12 - Samba Basque

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Pocho e Seu Conjunto - Dancando Com Sucessos (1960)

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Incluida: Presidente Bossa Nova

Originalmente postado no Loronix em 27 de maio 2007.

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It is great to show another album from this artist, mainly by the circumstances this record was found, lost in the street, not exactly lost, but abandoned in the middle of CDs sold by a guy in the street. I got it on a really bad shape and now it is really a pleasure to bring it back to life and show to Loronix friends. I'm including with the package the back cover with no restoration just to give you the idea if how badly it was. In the other hand, the vinyl performed very well and the music is truly great.

This is Pocho e Seu Conjunto - Dancando Com Sucessos (1960), for RGE. Pocho (Rubens Perez), is an Uruguayan Maestro that established himself in Brazil in the late 50's, releasing several albums and participating as arranger and director of works from several renowned Brazilian musicians and singers. Pocho is one of Caetano favorites and his music is not easily found at old vinyl shops. The last Pocho album I could track was released in 1970 and no further information of his artistic career was found when I searched for info.

Tracks include:

01 - Marina (R. Granata)
02 - Mira Que Luna (Elgos / Malgoni)
03 - Carinho e Amor (Tito Madi)
04 - Presidente Bossa Nova (Juca Chaves)
05 - Tintarella Di Luna (Banho de Lua) (B. de Fillippi / Migliacci)
06 - Me Leva (José Garcia / Anísio Silva / Silas de Oliveira)
07 - Menina Moça (Luis Antônio)
08 - Romântica (R. Rascel / D. Verde)
09 - El Vagabundo (V. Simon)
10 - Marcianita (J. I. Marcone / G. V. Alderete)
11 - Tome Continha de Você (Dolores Duran / Édson Borges)
12 - Un Telegrama (Hermanos Garcia Segura)

2 Reply to "Pocho e Seu Conjunto - Dancando Com Sucessos (1960)"

Anonymous on Monday, 28 May, 2007Just wonderful, this album...
Thanks!!!
/ Peter

kinoterra on Monday, 28 May, 2007
Muito bom este LP. É um estilo de música que não se ouve mais, com arranjos bem característicos. Lembra em alguns momentos Carmen Cavallaro. Me deu saudade de Um Piano ao Cair da Tarde que tocava todos os dias na antiga radio Eldorado´às 6 da tarde em ponto.



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Eddie Harris – Bossa Nova (1963)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 06 de agosto 2007.
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Here we go with the International Bossa Nova, by Caetano Rodrigues. This is really the most exciting and unpredictable post of the day, which is not the case of this one, I’m sure this album will hit the ceiling making the happiness of several friends.
Let’s see another Caetano’s treasure.

This is Eddie Harris – Bossa Nova (1963), for Vee-Jey, featuring the sax tenor of Eddie Harris, the piano of Lalo Schifrin and many others.

This is not one of those warm albums released in response of the Bossa Nova boom in the early 60′s. It is music for grownups, which will take you by surprise, making you listening to it several times.

Martoni:
When the bossa nova wave came crashing through America, naturally the folks at VeeJay thought that their star saxophonist should give it a shot -- and this LP came and went with the tide. But far from being a casual response to a fad, this is a great record, one where Harris came to his own comfortable accomodation with the Brazilian idiom without the aid of a single Luiz Bonfa or A.C. Jobim standard. Harris not only retains his own sound, he leans pleasingly into the bossa groove with a lightness of tone and swing that rivals pack leader Stan Getz, and he even stretches out into feverish Coltrane territory in his solo on the ten-minute "Cev Y Mar." Credit a young neighborly Argentinian, the endlessly versatile Lalo Schifrin, for the solid piano work, half of the tunes, and the gritty group arrangements, but it is Eddie who comes up with the most beguiling composition, "Lolita Marie." Also guitarist Jimmy Raney checks in on a few tracks with some relaxed bop licks.
(The Definitive Guide to Jazz Music, page 555)

Personnel

Eddie Harris
sax tenor

Lalo Schifrin
piano, arrangements

Chuck Lampkin
drums

Jimmy Rainey
guitar

Jack Del Rio and Osvaldo Cigno
percussion

Art Davis
bass 

Tracks include:


01 – Mima
02 – Lolita Marie
03 – Cey y Mar
04 – Wispering Bossa Nova
05 – Samba pra Dos
06 – Teleco Teco


2 Comentários originais:

sulingman on Wednesday, 14 March, 2007
WHOA. Eddie Harris doing bossa nova?
Who’d a thunk it?
must…..listen……now……

Jim R on Thursday, 15 March, 2007 Yes, very good album! I never had the LP, but this was released on CD under Lalo Schifrin’s name (titled “Bossa Nova Groove”) on the spanish label Ubatuqui. Another LP was also included on the CD, an Audio Fidelity LP titled “Bossa Nova- New Brazilian Jazz”.
Great band… Jimmy Raney is one of my heroes.

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Edgar Gianullo – O Assunto é Edgard (1964)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 06 de agosto 2007. 

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Hello, good evening! Great posts are scheduled for today, most of them instrumental albums, we had several albums with lyrics last week and it is now time to give another chance to instrumental music. The great Marcelo Munhoz, from the mighty Sambassonics is responsible for this great contribution, an album from an artist never released at Loronix that I was tracking down for months. Let’s see this nice pick from the wonderful Marcelo Munhoz LP collection.

This is Edgar Gianullo – O Assunto e Edgar (1964), for Farroupilha, the small but very influent Brazilian record label from the 60′s that always releases nice albums. O Assunto e Edgar is the first album by Edgar Gianullo, a Brazilian arranger and guitar player that we had the chance to see a couple of weeks ago performing with Mauricio Einhorn on a video. Tasso Bangel from Conjunto Farroupilha is behind the scenes as producer and personnel list is truly amazing.

Tracks include:

Personnel:

Edgar Gianullo
(guitar)

Arrudinha
(drums)

Capacete, Azeitona
(bass)

Bolão
(sax)

Maguinho
(piston)

Caçulinha
(vibraphone)

Track List

01 – Balanco Zona Sul (Tito Madi)
02 – Incerteza (Tasso Bangel)
03 – Rio (Roberto Menescal / Ronaldo Boscoli)
04 – Lamentos do Morro (Garoto)
05 – Nana (Moacir Santos / Mario Telles)
06 – Corcovado (Antonio Carlos Jobim)
07 – Deus Brasileiro (Marcos Valle / Paulo Sergio Valle)
08 – Favela (Heckel Tavares / Joracy Camargo)
09 – Amanha (Walter Santos)
10 – Primo (Edgar)
11 – Ela e Carioca (Antonio Carlos Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
12 – Eco em Fuga (Ely Arcoverde)


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Francis Hime – Sonho de Moço (1981)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 14 de setembro 2007. 

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I like Francis Hime, although I’m not versed on his vast discography, being only a careful listener of the albums available at Loronix, Francis Hime – Francis Hime (1973), a masterpiece and Francis Hime – Se Porem Fosse Portanto (1978). Francis Hime is a gifted musician, arranger, composer and singer and uses to deliver all this elements on his albums, which is his strength.

This is Francis Hime – Sonho de Moco (1981), for Som Livre, featuring the very special guest Maria Hime, the vocal group Boca Livre and Milton Nascimento. Francis Hime debut LP is really hard to beat, but this one really worth the attention.

Personnel listing features a constellation of musicians, including Wilson das Neves, Jacques Morellenbaun, Nelson Angelo, Novelli, Chico Batera, Ed Maciel, Neco, Dino 7 Cordas, Formiga, Marcio Montarroyos, Maurilio da Silva Santos, Robertinho Silva, Oberdan, Luiz Alves, among many others. I’m asking the excellent Discos do Brasil for help with personnel listing.

Tracks include:

01 – A Tarde (Francis Hime / Olivia Hime)
02 – Lua de Cetim (Francis Hime / Olivia Hime) - Maria Hime
03 – Patuscada (Francis Hime / Cacaso) - Boca Livre
04 – Luar (Francis Hime / Olivia Hime)
05 – Hora e Lugar (Francis Hime / Cacaso)
06 – Luis (Francis Hime / Nelson Ângelo)
07 – Homem Feito (Francis Hime / Milton Nascimento) - Milton Nascimento
08 – Amor Barato (Francis Hime / Chico Buarque)
09 – Doce Vida (Francis Hime / Toquinho)
10 – O Farol (Francis Hime / Milton Nascimento)
11 – Cachoeira (Francis Hime)
12 – Sonho de Moço (Francis Hime / Milton Nascimento)

3 Comentários originais:


asae said…
Maria Hime’s song is very very pretty!.Tanx a lot!
Saturday, 15 September, 2007

Anonymous said…
Hello,
I’ve got a random comment and one random question. First, I knew very little about Brazilian music before stumbling onto your blog a few months ago. I’ve been an ardent follower ever since. You’ve introduced me to some beautiful new music and I’m much appreciative. Second, I was looking at Discos do Brasil and, just wondering, what is the song that plays as their website opens??
Thanks,
Jon
Saturday, 15 September, 2007

zecalouro said…
Hello,
Thanks a lot. This is one of Loronix missions, to create new audience to Brazilian music.
The song that plays on Discos do Brasil opening is Alo Alo Marciano introduction by Elis Regina.
Cheers, zeca
Saturday, 15 September, 2007

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Angela Maria e Waldir Calmon - Quando os Astros se Encontram (1958)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 16 de dezembro 2006.

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I have been searching for LP since the first day of Loronix and now I'm very happy to make it available to my friends. It is all about two artists that I like very much and so different to each other in terms of style. Let's see how they perform together.

This is Angela Maria e Waldir Calmon - Quando os Astros se Encontram (1958), for Copacabana. You will find enclosed the back cover with some interesting information about how this LP was born. In summary, Waldir Calmon had a nightclub in Rio de Janeiro, the legendary Arpege. On a given day, Angela Maria went to Arpege and performed together with Waldir Calmon some tunes to an astonished audience. They were very famous by that time and I’m sure this meet was a great happening.
The idea of making a LP together came very soon and this is what is being presented here, Angela Maria singing with the accompaniment of Waldir Calmon e Seu Conjunto. This LP is the original 1958 issue and was found on a bad shape. You will hear some clicks, clacks and hisses as natural consequence of its 50 years of life, but I believe that it will not spoil the experience.

Tracks include:

01 - Na Baixa do Sapateiro
02 - Vamos Maria Vamos
03 - Brigas de Amor
04 - Flores Negras
05 - Baiao Diferente
06 - La Leyenda de Beso
07 - Pra Fazer Nosso Samba
08 - Risque
09 - Havana So
10 - O Samba e o Tango (Chegou a Hora)
11 - Travesso
12 - Babalu



3 Reply to "Angela Maria e Waldir Calmon - Quando os Astros se Encontram (1958)"

Hideste on Friday, 15 June, 2007
Zeca, o link já era. Como ninguém comentou esse disco, talvez não tenha obtido muito ibope...infelizmente.
Abs.

padua on Saturday, 28 February, 2009
Infelizmente não ouvi a música 'RISQUE". Não é faixa 7 nem 8. Baixar tudo, uma a uma, desconectando antes de cada uma, etc, etc, é uma dose não muuito moderna.

zecalouro on Saturday, 28 February, 2009

Prezado Pádua,

Infelizmente não tenho recursos para deixar as músicas livremente à disposição. Considere que ainda assim, isso é uma grande alternativa, especialmente para quem tem uma conta de acesso ao Rapidshare.

Mas falando nisso, não entendi direito o seu problema com a música Risque?

Abraços, zeca

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Charlie Rouse - Bossa Nova Bacchanal (1963)

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Charlie Rouse from 1959 to 1970 is on the perform in the Thelonious Monk quartet, he make about the saxophone performance inquire, but 1962 at that time this record is recorded he was the still one member.

Around end of 50 age the Bossa Nova which starts in Brazil sparked to America, to beginning this year the album "Jazz Samba" the guitar player Charlie Bird and Stan Getz of the same tenor player was awarded Grammy Award, reached the point where many jazz men pick up Bossa Nova, but from former times there was an interest in Latin music, also Charlie Rouse at the time of the production of this record, feeling of pure jazz is gathered in Bossa Nova, that melodious adlib has colored the numbers of the Bossa Nova famous music vividly. In addition there are some whose also it is very much interesting for kingcraft label "Blue Note" of jazz to pick up Bossa Nova. Even in the Bossa Nova record of many jazz as for this record is not to be able to call the optimum masterpiece, probably will be? Excelent disk of the jazz bossa nova where it is bright, pleasant and hides "Bossa Nova Bacchanal" until heart it goes, please enjoy.

Isto é Bossa Nova Bacchanal : Charlie Rouse (1962) for Blue Note (4119)

Personnel

Charlie Rouse

tenor sax

Kenny Burrell

guitar

Chauncey "Lord" Westbrook

guitar

Lawrence Gales

bass

Willie Bobo

drums

Potato Valdez

conga

Garvin Masseaux

chekere

Tracks

1 Back to the Tropics ( Whipper )
2 Aconteceu ( Lincoln - Cezar )
3 Velhos Tempos ( Luiz Bonfa )
4 Samba de Orfeu ( Luiz Bonfa )
5 Un Dia ( Rouse - Benskina )
6 Meci Bon Dieu ( Frantz Casseus )
7 In Martinique ( Belasco - Whipper )
8 One for Five (Charlie Rouse)*

* Bonustrack

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Chico Buarque de Hollanda – Compacto Duplo (1967)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 21 de março 2008. 

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I think this is another great finding sponsored by my mother, who brought this compacto duplo (EP) in her last contribution to our community. I could not find this little record listed in any discography checked and I believe he brings something never released on regular Chico Buarque albums, which is the recording of of Roda Viva, featuring the vocal group MPB-4 in the III Festival da Musica Popular Brasileira in 1967.

My memory has not been very good recently, but I remember someone asking for this tune.
Let’s see.

This is Chico Buarque de Hollanda – Compacto Duplo (1967), for RGE, featuring the participation of MPB-4 at Roda Viva in III Festival da Musica Popular Brasileira and Carolina, taken from the II Festival Internacional da Canção, Rio de Janeiro. This cover artwork alone worth the admission of this nice album. I would like to say thanks to everybody and give my apologies for the recent outages at Loronix, my work on these issues are not finished and probably we will have a better and fast website as soon as the situation gets back to normal.

Tracks include:

01 – Roda Viva (Chico Buarque) with MPB-4 at II Festival da Musica Popular Brasileira
02 – A Televisão (Chico Buarque)
03 – Carolina (Chico Buarque) at II Festival Internacional da Cancao
04 – Um Chorinho (Chico Buarque)

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AdHoc said…
As gravações de “A Televisão” e “Um Chorinho” foram tiradas do LP “Chico Buarque de Hollanda volume 2″ (1967). Quanto a “Carolina” e “Roda Viva”, as mesmas gravações foram incluídas um ano depois no LP “Chico Buarque de Hollanda volume 3″ (1968). Os três primeiros LPs do Chico, originalmente lançados pela RGE, foram relançados em CD em versão remasterizada em 2006 pela SOM LIVRE. Acho que continuam no mercado.
Friday, 21 March, 2008

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Neco e o Seu Violão - Coquetel Bossa Nova (1963)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 07 de março 2007.
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It was very hard to decide the end post of the day. I was on a conflict between two other choices, but when it comes to my attention that Caetano sent to us an additional Neco LP, the decision was taken on less then a second. Jean Yves (Jean do Trombone) will be very pleased to see Neco when he wakes up in the morning. Jean is a great friend of our community and had the chance to play and have a friendship with Neco. Jean said that besides being a unique guitarist, Neco is also a great human being. Thanks Caetano for the chance to present to Loronixers these really hard to find Neco solo releases.

This is Neco - Coquetel Bossa Nova (1963), for CBS. The first Neco solo album, although some reviewers takes Coquetel Bossa Nova as the second Neco album, taking the first as Samba Nova Concepcao (1963), widely associated as an Eumir Deodato LP. I need more clarification on this subject, share your thoughts at comments section,

Tracks include:

01 - Jogado Fora (João Mello)
02 - Você (Rildo Hora / Clóvis Mello)
03 - Está Nascendo Um Samba (Tito Madi / Romeo Nunes)
04 - Se Chegou Assim (Othon Russo / Newton Ramalho)
05 - Ah Se Eu Pudesse (Roberto Menescal / Ronaldo Bôscoli)
06 - Corcovado (Tom Jobim)
07 - Nós e o Mar (Roberto Menescal / Ronaldo Bôscoli)
08 - Com o Amor Não Se Brinca (Romeo Nunes / Carlito)
09 - Tem Dó (Baden Powell / Vinicius de Moraes)
10 - A Mesma Rosa Amarela (Capiba / Carlos Penna Filho)
11 - Triteza e Solidão (Baden Powell / Vinicius de Moraes)
12 - Sorriu Pra Mim (Garoto / Luis Cláudio)

5 Reply to "Neco e o Seu Violao - Coquetel Bossa Nova (1963)"

frank-oliver on Wednesday, 07 March, 2007
This LP was arranged and conducted by Astor. Interesting is the fact, that on many tracks Astor used the same arrangements he made for the Tito Madi LP "Amor e paz" (CBS 4021) on which Neco`s guitar is also heavily featured. When you compare the tracks it sounds like the same session, only Neco`s guitar is heard instead of Tito Madi`s singing.

zecalouro on Wednesday, 07 March, 2007
Frank-oliver,
How are you friend?
According with Sombras (www.sombras.com.br) it is the same studio set tape, same session. I don't know which one was released first.
Cheers, zeca

bossanovadreamer on Wednesday, 07 March, 2007
Hello Zeca Hello Caetano,
I just had a call with Frank-Oliver.
He told he wrote a comment to this Necoalbum and the orchesterthing between this Neco and this Tito Madi album "Amor em paz" which I posted long ago on my bossanovadreamer blog- Actually it is out of time on my blog . But If all goes good I will send this night to Zeca and we will have a wonderful re-post so all Loronixers can compare both albums-
really fine.
Best wishes

Marcelo Terça-Nada on Wednesday, 07 March, 2007
Olá,
Fiz uma seleção com os melhores sites para se baixar música brasileira.
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O Loromix está lá! Confira os outros:
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Abraços,
Marcelo
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Hideste on Wednesday, 07 March, 2007
Zecalouro,
You can't just imagine how long I was looking for this record. THANK YOU ! I love Neco and his guitar. Meanwhile, I do have "Samba Nova Concepção" and it is indeed credited to Deodato (Os Catedráticos). But www.sombras.com.br said this is a mistake. In fact, if we compare this record with others' Catedráticos, it is easy to note the difference, so I agree with Sombras.
Cheers, all the best ! (for you and Caetano !)
Hideste

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