Favorite Brazilian Track....give us at least 3 !!!

[eZy]

I see that some of you know the music from here much better than us...
Let us Know about your choices, any style. graemlins/cool_shades.gif

[ November 28, 2003, 04:48 AM: Message edited by: Ezy ]

[eZy]

The first 3 coming up to my mind right now...

Baden Powell - Canto de Ossanha
Vinicius e Toquinho - Sao demais os perigos desta vida
Gilberto Gil - Desde que o Samba é Samba

[And]

"Ela Desatinou" - Chico Buarque De Hollanda
"Gira Girou" - Milton Nascimento
"E d' Oxum/La Aguiba Oxum Aura Olu Adupe" - Gal Costa w/ Filhos De Gandi

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[e2e4]

To name just a few:

Antonio Adolfo - Transamazonica
Orlandivo - Onde Anda Meu Amoor(the later version)
Ed Lincoln - Cochise
Made in Brasil - Babette

[Julien Hulk]

Elis Regina "Aguas de março"
Tania Maria "Samba de Orly"
Tom Jobim, almost everything he did, but especially "Bonita", "Garota de Ipanema" and "A felicidade"

[Topester]

Jorge Ben - Punta de Lanca Africano
Banda Black Rio - Miss Cheryl
Elza Soares- Mas Que nada

[And]

Originally posted by Julien Hulk:
Elis Regina "Aguas de março"
"A felicidade" I have the Elis Regina on this cd:
http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0000046MS.01._PE8_SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg
A felicidade .. I know the Joao version. graemlins/thumbsup.gif

[eZy]

That's what I thought, you do know GOOD brazilian music... graemlins/acclaim.gif

Come'on...give me some more :D

[ November 30, 2003, 02:53 PM: Message edited by: Ezy ]

[e2e4]

Sambalanco Trio - Samblues
Quarteto Novo - Misturada
Grupo Medusa - Ferrovias
Edu Lobo - Upa Neguinho
Evaldo Montenevo - Samba Blim
Jayme Marquis - Berimbao
Nelsinho - Chove Chuva
Gilberto Gil - Chiclete Com Banana
Ronald Mesquita - Balanca Pema
Sivuca - Ain't No Sunshine

[Mocambo]

Originally posted by Ezy:
The first 3 coming up to my mind right now...

Baden Powell - Canto de Ossanha
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[Mark Gurney]

Here's a quick ten, I could go on forever.

1) Candeias 'El Tren Del Tom' (disques esperence 1975)
2) Joao Donato 'Cade Jodel?' (blue thumb 1970)
3) Eumir Deodato 'Bebe' (emi odeon 1972)
4) Claudio Medeiros Victor M & Friends 'Soar '(nucleus)
5) Tania Maria 'No Ano Que Vem' (barclay 1975)
6) Eliana Pittman 'Gb Ur-Gente' (lado 1971)
7) Milton Banana Trio 'Cidade Vazia' (emi 1966)
8) Tenorio Jr. 'Embalo' (rge 1964)
9) Tamda Trio 'Barumba' (mercury 1964)
10) Ronald Mesquita 'Balanca Pema' (barclay 1972)

[imported_Kohtake]

Valeu - Tania MAria
Curioso - Joyce
Samba Blum - Banda Black Rio
Zanzibar - Sergio Mendes & Brasil 77
Barimbau - Dom Um
Bob - Otto
Ye Mele - Luis Carlos Vinhas

Good stuff.. can't bluff graemlins/thumbsup.gif

[djmarbll]

I forgot the name of the artists but the songs is called "Trinkets and Things". That song is crazy.
I love anything by Antonio Carlos Jobim and Tania Maria too.

[eZy]

Originally posted by e2e4:
Sivuca - Ain't No Sunshine this one is so beautiful... Does anyone know Hermeto Pascoal?

[SHEIK YERBOUTI]

"Feminina" - Joyce (I like a bunch of Joyce's tracks)
"Tombo in 7/4" - Airto
"Ile Aiye" - Veloso
"Equatorial" - Lo Borges

I could think of a bunch more, but I can't remember all the titles and artists.

[eleeut]

still learning, but this thread is a great place to jump from.

stan getz & luiz bonfa - saudade vem correndo
gal costa - que pena
tom & elis - so tinha de ser com voce

[eZy]

I have to tell you people something... The reason why I posted this is because most of the music from Brazil is not known by brazilians. I mean the good stuff, like this names and songs you are posting. Most of it is considered "underground!" music here, because only people who realy cares about good music know those artists....I don't know many of the artists you've mentioned. When it comes to our musical culture, it's a fact that brazilians still have a lot to learn about their country... ;)

That's why I want to thank you DHP and say CONGRATULATIONS, you do know good stuff! graemlins/beerchug.gif

keep on posting, although I know it's hard with all that strange names and so on.... :D

[Mark Gurney]

Originally posted by djmarbll:
I forgot the name of the artists but the songs is called "Trinkets and Things". That song is crazy.
I love anything by Antonio Carlos Jobim and Tania Maria too. Its a bit of a standard that has been covered by many. The version by Cosmic Village back in 1997 is pretty awesome.

[1SmoothDj]

ViVo SonHando - Antonio Carlos Jobim
Aguas De Marco - Elis Regina
Chega De Saudade - Tom Jobim
De Conversa Em Conversa - Joao gilberto
Quem Quiser Encontrar O Amor - Tamba Trio

I adore Brazilian Underground!

Marv
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[imported_Kohtake]

Also,

Overture - Airto and Flora

Ivan Lins has a whole load of high quality Brasilian schitt as well. graemlins/thumbsup.gif

[Anderson Soares]

Its true what Ezy just said...
Unfortunatly, the good music from Brasil that you all know is overrated here and just know for few people.
Since the early 80's, the quality of music in Brasil is falling down. Everybody running after the big commercial hit. Crap music after crap music... You can only save few artists.
Brasil lost its identity in the 80's and 90's...
You can see that throught every post here.
All songs mentioned are from the 70's or earlier...
But things have been changin' a little from few years now, it seems we got a new breath and new faces are showing up doing their thing, plus the few we already had around, making the buzz louder. But this movement, it still underrated by majority and supported for only few though... Anyway, it started to play on the radio and caught the media attention now...

Here are few names i think worth to take a listen to check the brazilian new sound... New and good music! ;)

Maria Rita (Elis Regina's daughter) ;
Paula Lima;
Ed Motta;
Funk Como Le Gusta;
Banda Black Rio (They're back but with new musicians. There is just one guy from the original band).

Maria Rita deserves a extended comment...
It has been 2 years or so that Maria Rita was singing with her band in small bars here in Sao Paulo. With no spotlight at all, and every show was sold out.
She signed with Warner Music Brasil early this year and just released her first album.
Now, she's singing in big theathers and for bigger audiences too and every show sill sold out.
It shows that brazilians still like good music, they only need to know about.
They need info, they need listen to it on the radio...
I think you guys already know this history but with another kind of music, dont you? ;)

We still have a light on...

[ December 03, 2003, 09:47 AM: Message edited by: Anderson Soares ]

[imported_Kohtake]

A few more to mention :

Jane Duboc - Photograph (produced by the great Ivan Lins. Just heard it awhile back.. blew me away graemlins/thumbsup.gif )

Airto and Flora - Overture (simply euphoric stuff)

Haven't seen Jazzinho mentioned. Nice and refreshing vibe.. but Banda Black Rio is tops for me as far as the new skool is concerend.


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[eleeut]

Originally posted by Kohtake:
A few more to mention :

Jane Duboc - Photograph (produced by the great Ivan Lins. Just heard it awhile back.. blew me away graemlins/thumbsup.gif )
is that the same as "fotographia" by Jobim and Elis Regina?

[And]

Years ago I had a House mate from Brazil that shared a lot of music with me. I know she liked a lot of the classics. Joao Gilberto was a constant in the house. I liked him so much, I bought Astrud's album too. Hee, hee. Bossa nova I like a lot. I also like the yoruba influences I hear in some songs.
A bit on Joao: http://www.brazzil.com/p43may98.htm

I love the way he sings this Cole Porter classic:

You do something to me
Something that simply mystifies me
Tell me why should it be
You have a power to hypnotize me
Let me live `neath your spell
You do that voodoo that you do so well
For you do something to me
That nobody else could do.

—Cole Porter (recorded by João Gilberto in 1990)

Hee, hee ... Now you've got me in a Brazilian state of mind. Oh yeah, I picked up an Antonio Carlos Jobim record not too long ago but it's packed up so I can't get the name for you right now. I've also heard collaberations with Joao and stan Getz. Thanks for the list .. More names to check out.

[ December 03, 2003, 10:22 AM: Message edited by: 6 23 ]

[imported_Kohtake]

Originally posted by eleeut:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Kohtake:
A few more to mention :

Jane Duboc - Photograph (produced by the great Ivan Lins. Just heard it awhile back.. blew me away graemlins/thumbsup.gif )
is that the same as "fotographia" by Jobim and Elis Regina? </font>[/QUOTE]Hi eleeut, I don't think this one's from Jobim and Elis Regina. I'll go check it out when I get back.

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[imported_Kohtake]

Originally posted by 6 23:
Years ago I had a House mate from Brazil that shared a lot of music with me. I know she liked a lot of the classics. Joao Gilberto was a constant in the house. I liked him so much, I bought Astrud's album too. Hee, hee. Bossa nova I like a lot. I also like the yoruba influences I hear in some songs.
A bit on Joao: http://www.brazzil.com/p43may98.htm

I love the way he sings this Cole Porter classic:

You do something to me
Something that simply mystifies me
Tell me why should it be
You have a power to hypnotize me
Let me live `neath your spell
You do that voodoo that you do so well
For you do something to me
That nobody else could do.

—Cole Porter (recorded by João Gilberto in 1990)

Hee, hee ... Now you've got me in a Brazilian state of mind. Oh yeah, I picked up an Antonio Carlos Jobim record not too long ago but it's packed up so I can't get the name for you right now. I've also heard collaberations with Joao and stan Getz. Thanks for the list .. More names to check out. Hi Chinwe, also check out this album by Jobim and Edu Lobo simply titled Tom & Edu (Philips) graemlins/thumbsup.gif

[eleeut]

Originally posted by Kohtake:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by eleeut:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Kohtake:
A few more to mention :

Jane Duboc - Photograph (produced by the great Ivan Lins. Just heard it awhile back.. blew me away graemlins/thumbsup.gif )
is that the same as "fotographia" by Jobim and Elis Regina? </font>[/QUOTE]Hi eleeut, I don't think this one's from Jobim and Elis Regina. I'll go check it out when I get back.

smile.gif </font>[/QUOTE]shoulda clarified that a bit - what i meant to ask was their version by the same composers as the one covered by Jobim and Elis Regina? the version on that Elis & Tom LP really gets me going.

[And]

Originally posted by Kohtake:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by 6 23:
Years ago I had a House mate from Brazil that shared a lot of music with me. I know she liked a lot of the classics. Joao Gilberto was a constant in the house. I liked him so much, I bought Astrud's album too. Hee, hee. Bossa nova I like a lot. I also like the yoruba influences I hear in some songs.
A bit on Joao: http://www.brazzil.com/p43may98.htm

I love the way he sings this Cole Porter classic:

You do something to me
Something that simply mystifies me
Tell me why should it be
You have a power to hypnotize me
Let me live `neath your spell
You do that voodoo that you do so well
For you do something to me
That nobody else could do.

—Cole Porter (recorded by João Gilberto in 1990)

Hee, hee ... Now you've got me in a Brazilian state of mind. Oh yeah, I picked up an Antonio Carlos Jobim record not too long ago but it's packed up so I can't get the name for you right now. I've also heard collaberations with Joao and stan Getz. Thanks for the list .. More names to check out. Hi Chinwe, also check out this album by Jobim and Edu Lobo simply titled Tom & Edu (Philips) graemlins/thumbsup.gif </font>[/QUOTE]Will do Kohtake. Hope you're better than well. graemlins/bighug.gif

[ December 03, 2003, 12:06 PM: Message edited by: 6 23 ]

[eZy]

Originally posted by Anderson Soares:
Its true what Ezy just said...
Unfortunatly, the good music from Brasil that you all know is overrated here and just know for few people.
Since the early 80's, the quality of music in Brasil is falling down. Everybody running after the big commercial hit. Crap music after crap music... You can only save few artists.
Brasil lost its identity in the 80's and 90's...
You can see that throught every post here.
All songs mentioned are from the 70's or earlier...
But things have been changin' a little from few years now, it seems we got a new breath and new faces are showing up doing their thing, plus the few we already had around, making the buzz louder. But this movement, it still underrated by majority and supported for only few though... Anyway, it started to play on the radio and caught the media attention now...

Here are few names i think worth to take a listen to check the brazilian new sound... New and good music! ;)

Maria Rita (Elis Regina's daughter) ;
Paula Lima;
Ed Motta;
Funk Como Le Gusta;
Banda Black Rio (They're back but with new musicians. There is just one guy from the original band).

Maria Rita deserves a extended comment...
It has been 2 years or so that Maria Rita was singing with her band in small bars here in Sao Paulo. With no spotlight at all, and every show was sold out.
She signed with Warner Music Brasil early this year and just released her first album.
Now, she's singing in big theathers and for bigger audiences too and every show sill sold out.
It shows that brazilians still like good music, they only need to know about.
They need info, they need listen to it on the radio...
I think you guys already know this history but with another kind of music, dont you? ;)

We still have a light on... Word Soares!

Thanks for helping us with quality info. There is definetly a new generation coming, we should keep our eyes and ears on it... ;)

I'm having a lesson about brazilian music with these posts too...

[SHEIK YERBOUTI]

Originally posted by Anderson Soares:
Its true what Ezy just said...
Unfortunatly, the good music from Brasil that you all know is overrated here and just know for few people.
Since the early 80's, the quality of music in Brasil is falling down. Everybody running after the big commercial hit. Crap music after crap music... You can only save few artists.
Brasil lost its identity in the 80's and 90's...
You can see that throught every post here.
All songs mentioned are from the 70's or earlier...
But things have been changin' a little from few years now, it seems we got a new breath and new faces are showing up doing their thing, plus the few we already had around, making the buzz louder. But this movement, it still underrated by majority and supported for only few though... Anyway, it started to play on the radio and caught the media attention now...

Here are few names i think worth to take a listen to check the brazilian new sound... New and good music! ;)

Maria Rita (Elis Regina's daughter) ;
Paula Lima;
Ed Motta;
Funk Como Le Gusta;
Banda Black Rio (They're back but with new musicians. There is just one guy from the original band).

Maria Rita deserves a extended comment...
It has been 2 years or so that Maria Rita was singing with her band in small bars here in Sao Paulo. With no spotlight at all, and every show was sold out.
She signed with Warner Music Brasil early this year and just released her first album.
Now, she's singing in big theathers and for bigger audiences too and every show sill sold out.
It shows that brazilians still like good music, they only need to know about.
They need info, they need listen to it on the radio...
I think you guys already know this history but with another kind of music, dont you? ;)

We still have a light on... You can almost say the same thing about American music. Once the "beancounters" took over and sales became even more of an overriding concern, not that they weren't before, things started to change here in the North American music scene as well.

Addition: Ed Motta is a great talent, and I'm really getting a soft spot in my heart for Patricia Marx as well. "Submerso" ROCKS!!! Didn't you do a remix for "Despertar"? I also have a Jair Olivera track you remixed.

[ December 03, 2003, 01:07 PM: Message edited by: toomuchtv ]

[Anderson Soares]

Originally posted by toomuchtv
You can almost say the same thing about American music. Once the "beancounters" took over and sales became even more of an overriding concern, not that they weren't before, things started to change here in the North American music scene as well.

Addition: Ed Motta is a great talent, and I'm really getting a soft spot in my heart for Patricia Marx as well. "Submerso" ROCKS!!! Didn't you do a remix for "Despertar"? I also have a Jair Olivera track you remixed. [/QB]Yeah... Ed Motta is my favorite brazilian male vocalist! He's awesome!
Patricia and Jair are part of the new school I mentioned before.
Patricia is a great singer... Her voice is so smooth... She's recording a new album, btw...
Jair is a great musician, great producer and songwriter. There are people that dont like his voice but I like him singing too...

And you're right. I did a remix for Patricia's "Despertar". And for Jair, I did remixed "Bom Dia Anjo" from his album called "Outro" (I love this album) and I just finished another remix for him, the track is called "A Ladeira Leva" from his new album "3.1".

I'm producing my own album now and there will be colaborations from all of them, Patricia, Jair and Ed.

[dj c-los]

1. Un Rinconcito en el Cielo- Ramon Ayala
2. Camioneta Griz- Tigres del Norte
3. El Rey - Vincente Fernandez

Oh wait...you guys said Brazilian cuts...

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[Anderson Soares]

Originally posted by Kohtake:

Haven't seen Jazzinho mentioned. Nice and refreshing vibe..Jazzinho isn't know in Brasil. They are even based here... But I played once at Cargo in London and they did a live performance in the middle of the party. It's nice indeed...
BTW, I played at Cargo with Jair Oliveira too. But this one was few months ago.
We got a nice feedback from the vinyl with my remix (the one toomuchtv got) and we went together to London to promote his album.
Definitly is worth to take a listen on his music, he's very talent.

[SHEIK YERBOUTI]

Originally posted by Anderson Soares:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Kohtake:

Haven't seen Jazzinho mentioned. Nice and refreshing vibe..Jazzinho isn't know in Brasil. They are even based here... But I played once at Cargo in London and they did a live performance in the middle of the party. It's nice indeed...
BTW, I played at Cargo with Jair Oliveira too. But this one was few months ago.
We got a nice feedback from the vinyl with my remix (the one toomuchtv got) and we went together to London to promote his album.
Definitly is worth to take a listen on his music, he's very talent. </font>[/QUOTE]Yeah, I was confused about that at first myself. I think Jazzinho is based in Portugal, not Brazil. That's a really good cd however and I've been listening to "Respirar" by Marx A LOT. I would really like to hear her new material when it comes out.

Anderson, I'll definitely keep an eye out for your material when it's released.

[ December 03, 2003, 03:02 PM: Message edited by: toomuchtv ]

[imported_Kohtake]

Originally posted by Anderson Soares:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Kohtake:

Haven't seen Jazzinho mentioned. Nice and refreshing vibe..Jazzinho isn't know in Brasil. They are even based here... But I played once at Cargo in London and they did a live performance in the middle of the party. It's nice indeed...
BTW, I played at Cargo with Jair Oliveira too. But this one was few months ago.
We got a nice feedback from the vinyl with my remix (the one toomuchtv got) and we went together to London to promote his album.
Definitly is worth to take a listen on his music, he's very talent. </font>[/QUOTE]Will do Anderson. I'll mos def give a listen to what you've mentioned. Thanks smile.gif

[imported_Kohtake]

Originally posted by 6 23:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Kohtake:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by 6 23:
Years ago I had a House mate from Brazil that shared a lot of music with me. I know she liked a lot of the classics. Joao Gilberto was a constant in the house. I liked him so much, I bought Astrud's album too. Hee, hee. Bossa nova I like a lot. I also like the yoruba influences I hear in some songs.
A bit on Joao: http://www.brazzil.com/p43may98.htm

I love the way he sings this Cole Porter classic:

You do something to me
Something that simply mystifies me
Tell me why should it be
You have a power to hypnotize me
Let me live `neath your spell
You do that voodoo that you do so well
For you do something to me
That nobody else could do.

—Cole Porter (recorded by João Gilberto in 1990)

Hee, hee ... Now you've got me in a Brazilian state of mind. Oh yeah, I picked up an Antonio Carlos Jobim record not too long ago but it's packed up so I can't get the name for you right now. I've also heard collaberations with Joao and stan Getz. Thanks for the list .. More names to check out. Hi Chinwe, also check out this album by Jobim and Edu Lobo simply titled Tom & Edu (Philips) graemlins/thumbsup.gif </font>[/QUOTE]Will do Kohtake. Hope you're better than well. graemlins/bighug.gif </font>[/QUOTE]you too Chinwe graemlins/bighug.gif