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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Marcia - Márcia In Bossa

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 17 de março 2007.

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Hello, Good Night! Nelson Motta, a Brazilian producer, composer that was part of Bossa Nova, wrote some years ago that Brazil is essentially a country of female singers, using Loronix language, a country of Divas, Brazilian Divas. We have some nice examples here. I will not forget Tuca, she was rather unknown and after being presented here, she certainly got several extra enthusiasts. On a same or larger scale, the same applies to Thelma. Anyway, I'm not sure if we will have the same phenomenon this time, but at least several Loronixers will be taken by surprise with this post, such like Caetano Rodrigues did with me.

This is Marcia - In Bossa (no date), for Malagueta. I don't know how Caetano makes his findings; I searched the Internet several times today and could not find consistent information about this singer. The little I know: this is Marcia debut LP and she knows how to make it, singing with passion and performing great renditions to Bossa Nova standards. Marcia has the accompaniment of Paulinho Lemos (acoustic guitar), Diego Ebeller (piano), Wilma Keuchgueriam (flute), Leo Toniche (drums), Jose Lima (bass) and Marcia Barros (voice).

Tracks include:

01 - Infuencia do Jazz
02 - Nao Vou para a Casa
03 - Moro na Favela
04 - Fotografia
05 - Ela e Carioca
06 - Chovendo na Roseira
07 - Estate
08 - Amor em Paz
09 - Tim Tim por Tim Tim
10 - Voce Vai Ver
11 - Samba de Verao
12 - Insensatez
13 - Voce e Eu

5 Reply to "Marcia - In Bossa"

the jazzman on Sunday, 18 March, 2007
This is indeed a surprise. Never heard of Marcia and she is a delight to hear. I guess you can say you can never go wrong when Caetano says "listen".

the jazzman on Sunday, 18 March, 2007
Leave it to the jazzman. When he finds someone he likes there is no end to searching for more information. Here's what I found.
MARCIA was born in Rio de Janeiro where she studied classical piano at the age of 8. Living in Portugal since 1990 she started jazz singing and look for fellow musicians for a bossa project. Her interpretations and arrangements of songs preserve a charming simplicity, showing the universality of bossa…
This album showcases her great talent. Her interpretations and arrangements of Bossa Nova songs preserve a charming simplicity, showing that Bossa is as universal as music can be.
Marcia/Pra Machucar Seu Cora?? o vol.2
Marcia/Pra Machucar Seu Cora?? o vol.1
Marcia/Ronda
Marcia/Eu e a Brisa
It looks like she has made at least 4 more albums. Maybe Zeca can fly around and search for them??????

zecalouro on Sunday, 18 March, 2007
The JaZzmAn,
How are you?
This was my first question to Caetano "Is the Marcia from Eu e a Brisa"?
Question was no. This is another Marcia, with the same name. Actually Marcia is Marcia Barros.
I think you will need to make more searches. :-)
Cheers, zeca

Onzichtbaredj on Sunday, 18 March, 2007
Nice plant species. Should be Otanthus maritima, em Portugues Cordeiros da Praia.

the jazzman on Monday, 19 March, 2007
This is getting interesting. The Marcia that you have here, with the album "Marcia-In Bossa", is shown in more than one place along with the albums that I listed for the "other" Marcia. In fact they show the same cover along with the covers for the other 4 albums that I listed.
I will keep searching.

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Mario Albanese - Coisas de Amor (1962) with Elcio Alvares e Sua Orquestra

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 14 de março 2007.

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I'm back with another Caetano Rodrigues LP, once again, a record that I never heard before. Main performer is Mario Albanese, an artist that I could only get along with Loronix and the advice of Refer. Among other things, Refer told me that Mario Albanese was the creator of a new rhythm, Jequibau. Thanks also to Budi Garcia, he made me happy a couple of days ago saying that Loronix helped him out to discover Jequibau, saying also that he will start hunting international albums based on Jequibau music. Let's see what Caetano has to show us this time.

This is Mario Albanese - Coisas de Amor (1962), for Chantecler, featuring Elcio Alvares Orchestra. This record was released and record before Albanese's Jequibau creation. It will be really nice to see the early Mario Albanese before Jequibau years. Thanks Caetano for this release.

Tracks include:

01 - Coisas de Amor (Mário Albanese)
02 - Sol (Silvio Tancredi / Mário Albanese)
03 - Chá Chá Para Dois (Mário Albanese)
04 - Insônia (Mário Albanese / Heitor Carillo)
05 - Sede de Amor (Mário Albanese)
06 - Suave É a Noite (Paul Francis Webster / S. Fain)
07 - Um Punhadinho de Estrelas (Mário Albanese)
08 - Canção do Amor Feliz (Sieben Weisse Rosen) (J. Hermann)
09 - Rimas de Ninguém (Vera Brasil)
10 - Ausência (Sebastião Silva / Ivan Pires)
11 - Saudade Tristeza e Ninguém (Mário Albanese / Silvio Tancredi)
12 - Sônia (Mário Albanese / Élcio Álvarez)
13 - Prelúdio Para Ninar Gente Grande (Luis Vieira)

4 Reply to "Mario Albanese - Coisas de Amor (1962) with Elcio Alvares e Sua Orquestra"

Refer on Wednesday, 14 March, 2007
Dois caras que eu gosto, Albanese e Elcio Alvarez, numa só publicação... muito obrigado, gente boa.

budi garcia on Wednesday, 14 March, 2007
ZecaLouro,
I think it's one of those hard to find albums, featuring Albanese, as you said, before the Jequibau years. It surprised me, I've never found nothing about it. In the future, I would like to tell You the history of jequibau's conception, by Albanese and Pereira, as Pereira told me.
For the moment, thanks a lot.
PS: in a single year you made more for spreading the unheard voices of Brazilian music than people responsible for cultural public policies could, in a long time.
Thanks again.

budi garcia on Wednesday, 14 March, 2007
Zeca,
I forgot to thank you also for the chance of listening to Elcio Alvarez arrangements, very good.
cheers

Pedro Albanese on Monday, 27 October, 2008
Meu primo... =D


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Conjunto Melodico Norberto Baldauf - Parole (1968)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 16 de março 2007.

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You probably remember our last Challenge, a picture of a female singer with a group. People who tried to answer the challenge were successful on guessing the singer, Elis Regina. However, with a single exception nobody could even say the name of the group.

This posts comes to introduce you to a new Loronixer, Marcello Campos, Journalist, author of the book Week End no Rio - Cinco Decadas (e meia) de Conjunto Melodico Norberto Baldauf and a friend that comes to play an important role at Loronix, improving our knowledge of the music from the South Region of Brazil, the nest of several renowned artists.

Everybody can easily name the artists that came from that region, but nobody can say how things happened and what is the background the artists from that region had before they got famous. Marcello is the right guy to share these things that we do not know. He has a book, written in Portuguese, portraying one of those artists, Conjunto Melodico de Norberto Baldauf, which has a broaden approach of those years, with additional details on Elis Regina, Primo, among many others. The book can be purchased with Marcello though his telephone number, which is +55-51- 9833-0162 or by email, noticia@portoweb.com.br, you can optionally reach zecalouro at zecalouro@gmail.com. Caetano Rodrigues performs the role of main contributor on Marcello's book, as several other music books in Brazil.

This is Conjunto Melodico Norberto Baldauf - Parole (1968), for Philips, the second LP of this band, active for more than 50 years. Parole is a delicious and dancing album from a group that I never had the chance to hear before, full of organ and vibes influenced by Beatles, Italian music, etc. Marcello says that Parole has the first recording of With a Little Help from my Friends, a Beatles song from the legendary album Sergeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band. I think you can get further details with Marcello and his book. Just want to warn Loronixers to stay tuned, Marcello's collaborations are coming and it is a unique chance to improve our knowledge of the music from Brazilian South.

Tracks includes:

Personnel

Norberto Baldauf

(piano, organ)

Raul Lima

(guitar)

Victor Canella

(accordion, organ)

Leo Belloni

(drums)

Heitor Barbosa

(vibrafone, organ)

Fausto Touguinha

(percussion)

Edgar Pozzer

(singer)

Studio Musician

(bass)

Track List

01 - Ate Segunda Feira
02 - Viver Pour Vivre
03 - Marcha para um Novo Amor
04 - Onda (wave)
05 - Imagem
06 - Malaysha
07 - Parole
08 - Januaria
09 - Never Ever Leave me
10 - Eu e a Brisa
11 - Como e Grande o meu Amor por Voce
12 - With a Little Help from my Friends



PS.: Ruy Castro said to Marcello that this cover has something wrong with the picture. Who knows what it is?



4 Reply to "Conjunto Melodico Norberto Baldauf - Parole (1968)"

frank-oliver on Friday, 16 March, 2007
Hi Zeca,
thank you for this album. I always looked at the huge Baldauf Discography at Sombras, but I never heard a tone of the music until now. Norberto Baldauf made LP`s since 1955. The LP "Week-end no Rio" (1957) has also a great cover.


joaobeltrao on Friday, 16 March, 2007
Na foto o pão de açucar está ao contrario, é isso ?


zecalouro on Friday, 16 March, 2007
Joao Beltrao,
Exatamente. A foto foi tirada do Clube Federal e toda ela foi invertida no sentido horizontal.
Outro truque frequente é inverter o Cristo Redentor em fotos tiradas do alto.
Abraços, zeca

Silvana Mandelli on Thursday, 08 January, 2009
Que maravilha!!!!!!!!!!!! Jamais imaginei poder recuperar os maravilhosos sons da minha adolescencia Muito dancei ao som do Norberto Baldauf, ex-aluno do Colegio Sinodal, do qual tambem sou ex-aluna.
Muito obrigada...
Abraco
Silvana mandelli

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Primo e Seu Conjunto - Selecao Dancante (1957) Primo debut 10-inch

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 16 de março 2007.

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Just to announce that rain is falling in Rio de Janeiro and the dry times are over. zeca is sleeping and one of the thinks that he likes most is to take a rain bath, he looks like a punk after the rain. Maybe tomorrow I will make it.

Anyway, it is perfect when we have a contributor that is also a journalist. Contributions come with information, well written, making work easy. It is just a matter of zecalourize (makes the text on zecalouro's style) the text and provides the information needed to Loronixers. However, I have also a great pleasure to find information by myself and really like such challenges, but in a rush time such like this week, contributions like this one from the great Marcello Campos are really handy.

This is Primo e Seu Conjunto - Selecao Dancante (1957), for Mocambo. This is the legendary Primo, well known to us by his later recordings Sambossa (1965), Pinta o Sete (1966) and the ones as Primo Quintet. Selecao Dancante is Primo debut LP, a very rare release, gently provided by Marcello Campos. Primo also lead the legendary Conjunto Flamingo, available at Loronix by Caetano Rodrigues. Thanks Marcello for this nice record that I'm sure it is only available for a few privileged friends.

Tracks include:

Personnel

João Peixoto Primo

(piano)

Roberto Dantas

(accordion)

Nilton Baraldo

(guitar)

Adao Prado

(bass)

Edypolo M. Brito

(crooner)

Sumerval Baraldo

(drums)

Luizinho

(percussion)

Track List

01 - Samba Que Eu Quero Ver (Djalma Ferreira)
02 - Maria José (Francesco Pacini)
03 - La Mamadera (O. Safety)
04 - Telegrafista no Choro (Roberto Dantas)
05 - Only You (B. Ram)
06 - Capilé (Delcio Vieira)
07 - Três Amigos (Túlio Piva)
08 - Na Solidão (João Peixoto Primo)

1 Reply to "Primo e Seu Conjunto - Selecao Dancante (1957) Primo debut 10-inch"

Bossa Joe on Saturday, 17 March, 2007
Thanks!
I'm a big fan of Sambossa and will be delighted to hear some of his earlier stuff!

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Paul Smith Piano and Orchestra - Brazilian Detour (1966)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 13 de março 2007.

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This is the international and always inquisitive Bossa Nova post of the day provided by Caetano Rodrigues, The Great. Caetano show us Paul Smith, jazz pianist, widely known as Ella Fritzgerald's conductor and pianist, an active studio musician with a brilliant technique. Paul Smith also worked with renowned Jazz figures, such as: Dizzy Gillespie, Anita O'Day, Buddy DeFranco, Louie Bellson, Steve Allen, Louie Bellson, Stan Kenton, Mel Torme and many others. Let's check Caetano's pick of the day, Paul Smith's rendition to Bossa Nova.

This is Paul Smith Piano and Orchestra - Brazilian Detour (1966), for Warner. Paul Smith is a virtuoso piano player; he goes from the "liquid sounds" slow playing to a faster approach, hitting keys strongly. Paul Smith also leads the orchestra. Anyway, Caetano releases are self explanatory, nice discoveries that gets by surprise renowned Jazz enthusiasts at Loronix.

Tracks include:

01 - One Note Samba
02 - Lullaby of Birdland
03 - Meditation
04 - The Lamp is Low
05 - Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars
06 - Brazilian Detour
07 - The Girl from Ipanema
08 - Discover
09 - How Insensitive
10 - So Nice
11 - More
12 - The Gnat

Last minute video: Ella Fritzgerald with Paul Smith, featuring Roy Eldridge (trumpet), Zoot Sims (sax), Keeter Betts (bass) and Mickey Roker (drums).


Discos Importantes:


Quanto ao vídeo, achei dois vídeos da Ella Fitzgerald com o Paul Smith. O primeiro tem a mesma formação indicada pelo Zeca, mas faltam o saxofonista e o trumpetista





Ella Fitzgerald - Do nothin' till you hear from me / I got it bad (and that aint good) 

O segundo tem o Paul Smith no piano, mas não sei o restante da formação



Count Basie Big Band, Paul Smith and Ella Fitzgerald - Let's do it, let's fall in love 

4 Reply to "Paul Smith Piano and Orchestra - Brazilian Detour (1966)"
 
bossanovadreamer on Tuesday, 13 March, 2007
What a really fine album again from the hands of the great Caetano- Caeatano ís like David Copperfield-
magical!! (smile)
Thank you


Gary on Wednesday, 10 September, 2008
Durval Ferreira first told me about Paul Smith. He said that the sound he wanted for his Os Gatos group was based on Paul Smith's Liquid Sounds - the guitar, flute and trombone playing lead lines.
Durval was crazy about Paul Smith.
Saudades dele e das nossas conversas...
Gary


Anonymous on Wednesday, 10 September, 2008
Zeca, ¿você tem dado meus muitos, muitos agradecimentos ao Sr. Caetano? Se ainda naõ o fez, por favor agrega um mais à listagem de agradecimentos para ele. Este disco é bom, bom, bom, bom!!!!! E difícil que o Sr. Caetano erre ao escolher a música para tudos nós. Isso é o que se chama ter arte e conhecer a música que se tem em as mãos. Abraços,
Nina


Anonymous on Wednesday, 10 September, 2008
Sim Zeca, também tenho descoberto este disco. Uma muito grata descoberta!!!
Ai Zeca, os decobrimentos e eu... pelo visto algo que já forma parte de mim. Decididamente, al final voy a tener que agradecerte haberme puesto a pasar trabajo descubriendo os tesoros de Loronix. Um abraço grandote, grandote, Nina


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Dick Farney - Dick Farney (1973)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 13 de março 2007.

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I cannot remember how many albums by Dick Farney showing his "singing side" are already available at Loronix. Perhaps without noticing, I've been picking Dick Farney instrumental side more frequently. This nice LP comes to fulfill this gap, showing Dick Farney singing on a very reduced accompaniment by his own piano and a small combo. Let's see how it works.

This is Dick Farney - Dick Farney (1973) for Odeon. Little is know about this album recording session that shows Farney singing as a performing on a nightclub. I'm a big fan of Dick Farney and perhaps not the right guy to describe this album, beautiful and with a adequate touch of sadness on his singing and piano playing. What you see at this nice cover is exactly what you get, a great opportunity for those who wants to get along with his art of singing.

Tracks include:

01 - Nick Bar (José Vasconcelos)
02 - Sempre Teu (José Maria de Abreu / Jair Amorim)
03 - Ser Ou Não Ser (José Maria de Abreu / Alberto Ribeiro)
04 - Embraceable You (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin)
05 - Esquece (Gilberto Milfont)
06 - Fotografia (Tom Jobim)
07 - Somos Dois (Armando Cavalcanti / Klécius Caldas / Luis Antônio)
08 - Meu Rio de Janeiro (Nelson Trigueiro / Oscar Bellandi)
09 - The Lady Is a Tramp (L. Hart / R. Rodgers)
10 - Ranchinho de Palha (Luis Bonfá)
11 - Sem Esse Céu (Luis Bonfá)
12 - Ela Foi Embora (Oscar Bellandi / Djalma Ferreira)


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g picanco on Tuesday, 13 March, 2007
Essa você me derrubou, seu Zeca.
Ouvir 'Esquece', do Gilberto Milfont me levou à minha infância.
Essa música tem uma linha melódica maravilhosa.
Há quanto tempo não a ouvia...


cisalpino on Tuesday, 13 March, 2007
Zeca,
I love Dik Farney instrumental albuns. He has lot of wonderful ones, such as the marvelous "5 anos de jazz" and other ones pre-posted here.
I think Dick Farney wanted to be recognized by his great piano jazz playing. But in some kind of way he was cursed by his beautiful voice.

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Jose Briamonte - Briamonte Orchestra (1970)

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Originalmente postado no Loronix em 10 de março 2007.

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I think this Saturday is the day to show the great and forgotten music available on zecalouro's shelf. I don't like to run Loronix under controls, lists, catalogs, etc. Great part of the pleasure of being here is to make the selections based on instincts and even associating the experiences I had on the day with the albums posted tonight. It is a way to present this great music with passion, giving a personal touch in the process. Caetano runs on the same chaotic pattern, making his selections on what HE wants to hear, this is great.

This is Jose Briamonte - Briamonte Orchestra (1970), for Elenco, another LP that deserves special attention, highly recommended by Caetano Rodrigues. It is weird to show this album after ten months of Loronix. I work together with Sabadabada to have the last Briamonte release; Sambeco (check Loronix Find It!) while this gem was under my nose for months. Really great LP produced by Roberto Menescal and arranged by Maestro Briamonte.

Tracks include:

01 - Tema de Cristina (José Briamonte)
02 - Airport Love Theme (A. Newman / Paul Francis Webster)
03 - Primavera (Vai Chuva) (Cassiano / Silva Rochael)
04 - Rota Sul (José Briamonte)
05 - True Grit (E. Bernstein / D. Black)
06 - Assim na Terra Como no Céu (Roberto Menescal / Nonato Buzar / Paulinho Tapajós)
07 - O Embalo do Pato (José Briamonte)
08 - What The World Needs Now Is Love (Burt Bacharach / David)
09 - Zip (José Briamonte)
10 - Everybody's Talkin' (Neil)
11 - Caos (José Briamonte)
12 - Quarentão Simpático (Renatão) (Marcos Valle / Paulo Sergio Valle)
13 - Atmosfera (José Briamonte)


8 Reply to "Jose Briamonte - Briamonte Orchestra (1970)"

Marcio de Souza on Sunday, 11 March, 2007
Jose Briamonte is one of the great obscure musicians I knew here in Loronix. I can´t wait the time to hear it.


Trix on Sunday, 11 March, 2007
Zeca,o Briamonte ainda ta vivo?


Mr B on Sunday, 11 March, 2007
superbe! merci !


zecalouro on Sunday, 11 March, 2007
Friends,
Thanks or the feedback on Briamonte.
Trix,
Sim. O Briamonte está vivo e ativo, fazendo performances para empresas. Lancou um disco em 2004 chamado New Age Brasil, pelo selo Intercd records. Daqui a pouco coloco aqui o link para o CD no Submarino.
Não conheço esse disco.
Abraços, zeca


mikail on Monday, 12 March, 2007
My god is this good! This could be one of my top Loronix picks ever. Much thanks, Zeca!


Mike Tar on Friday, 23 March, 2007
Nice record

Anonymous on Monday, 17 September, 2007
This record is very special. I was looking for it for a long time and now I find it here, thanks a lot. About
this song "Tema de Cristina", there is another wonderful record by maestro Erlon Chaves (do you know this record?)...sublime.
Abraços,
Angela


Gary on Saturday, 13 September, 2008
Nice to fill in the gaps sometimes. I knew there must an album of the rest of this as Zip and Atmosfera are both from the Rede Globo novela A Proxima Atracao, one of the earliest soundtracks from Globo when they still released via Philips with Nelson Motta's executive production.
Gary

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