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Putumayo Presents Samba Bossa Nova
CD, 2002, Digipak
| Herstellungsland | Deutschland |
|---|---|
| Veröffentlichungs-Jahr | 2002 |
| Zeit | 44:47 |
| EAN-Nr. | 790248019529 |
| Label/Labelcode | nicht vorhanden |
| Plattenfirma/Katalog-Nr. | Putumayo / PUT 195-2 |
| Musikrichtung | World Music |
| Sammlungen | Gesucht | Flohmarkt |
|---|---|---|
| 0 (3 privat) | 0 | 0 |
Tracklist
I = Instrumental
L = Live
B = Bonustrack
H = Hidden Track
C = Coversong
| CD | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Track | Künstler/Band | Titel | Zeit | Besonderheit |
| Gesamtzeit | 44:47 | |||
| 1. | Quarteto Jobim-Morelenbaum | Eu E O Meu Amor / Lamento No Morro | 4:07 | C |
| 2. | Da Lata | Cores | 3:27 | |
| 3. | Jair Oliveira | Papo de Psicólogo [as Jairzinho Oliveira] | 3:34 | |
| 4. | Jussara Silveira | Lá Vem a Baiana | 4:01 | C |
| 5. | Moreno +2 | Deusa Do Amor [as Moreno Veloso + 2] | 4:58 | |
| 6. | Jorge Aragão | Preto, Cor Preta | 5:26 | |
| 7. | Eliete Negreiros | Meu Mundo É Hoje | 2:45 | C |
| 8. | Paulinho Moska | Admiração | 3:30 | |
| 9. | Rosa Passos | É Luxo Só | 4:26 | C |
| 10. | Márcio Faraco | Feitiço Da Vila | 4:42 | C |
| 11. | Rita Ribeiro | Banho Cheiroso | 3:51 | C |
Infos
PUTUMAYO World Music | PUTUMAYO World Music - Guaranteed to make you feel good ! | Putumayo Presents // (c)/(p) 2002 Putumayo World Music
1.: Quarteto Jobim & Morelenbaum founded in 1995 (shortly after the death of Tom Jobim).
Members: Paulo Jobim (guitar, vocals), Daniel Jobim (piano, vocals), Jaques Morelenbaum (cello), Paula Morelenbaum (vocals).
- "Eu e o meu amor / Lamento no morro" composed by Antonio Carlos Jobim e Vinicius de Moraes for the 'Black Orpheus' soundtrack in 1956.
- 1956 album ' Tom Jobim e Vinicius de Moraes - Orfeu da Conceição ' (Odeon):
Overture - 06:45
Monólogo de Orfeu - 02:52
Um nome de mulher - 02:05
Se todos fossem iguais a você - 03:31
Mulher, sempre mulher - 01:56
Eu e o meu amor - 01:41
Lamento no morro - 02:06
5.: backcover as Moreno + 2 // liner notes as Moreno Veloso + 2
- 'Deusa do amor' taken from "Moreno +2 - Máquina de Escrever Música" (2000, ROCKiT!) //
released by Luaka Bop as "Moreno Veloso+2 - Music Typewriter" (2001)
- 'Deusa do amor' witten by Adailton Poesia and Valter Farias
- 'Deusa do amor (Goddess of Love)' was popularized by Olodum
MORENO +2 aka DOMENICO +2, Moreno + 2, Moreno+2, Moreno Veloso+2, Moreno Veloso +2, Moreno Veloso, Kassin +2, Moreno Domenico Kassin +2 formed 1998, Rio de Janeiro
MEMBERS: Moreno Veloso (guitar, cello, trumpet), Domenico Lancellotti (drums), Kassin (synthesizer, computer)
- Moreno VELOSO is son of Caetano Veloso // Member of: Orquestra Imperial, Moreno +2, Domenico +2, Kassin +2
- KASSIN/Member of: Acabou la Tequila, Domenico +2, Kassin +2, Moreno +2, Moreno Domenico Kassin +2, Orquestra Imperial
11.: 'Banho Cheiroso' written by Antônio Vieira
RR born June 13, 1966, São Benedito do Rio Preto, Maranhão // currently São Paulo
Member of: Vira Canto, Boi Barrica, Fuzarca
RR: In 1986, she joined the group Fuzarca, which recovered forgotten values of Maranhão. It was there she made contact with the work of Antônio Vieira, a 77-year-old extremely talented composer, virtually unknown to the public in spite of being the composer of more than 300 songs. Ribeiro did her first show in 1989, directed by Zeca Baleiro (who is also from Maranhão), with whom she also made performances at local bars. That year, she married and moved to São Paulo, where she worked as a receptionist and shop manager while continuing to sing at local bars. She began to study chant with Ná Ozzetti and Madalena Bernardes in that period, continuing for three years. In the opposite side of the street where he lived, Chico César (also from Maranhão) and Zeca Baleiro shared an apartment. In 1997, Ribeiro recorded her first CD, Rita Ribeiro (Velas), produced by Zeca Baleiro, and recorded "Cocada" and "Tem Quem Queira" by Antônio Vieira
1.: Quarteto Jobim & Morelenbaum founded in 1995 (shortly after the death of Tom Jobim).
Members: Paulo Jobim (guitar, vocals), Daniel Jobim (piano, vocals), Jaques Morelenbaum (cello), Paula Morelenbaum (vocals).
- "Eu e o meu amor / Lamento no morro" composed by Antonio Carlos Jobim e Vinicius de Moraes for the 'Black Orpheus' soundtrack in 1956.
- 1956 album ' Tom Jobim e Vinicius de Moraes - Orfeu da Conceição ' (Odeon):
Overture - 06:45
Monólogo de Orfeu - 02:52
Um nome de mulher - 02:05
Se todos fossem iguais a você - 03:31
Mulher, sempre mulher - 01:56
Eu e o meu amor - 01:41
Lamento no morro - 02:06
5.: backcover as Moreno + 2 // liner notes as Moreno Veloso + 2
- 'Deusa do amor' taken from "Moreno +2 - Máquina de Escrever Música" (2000, ROCKiT!) //
released by Luaka Bop as "Moreno Veloso+2 - Music Typewriter" (2001)
- 'Deusa do amor' witten by Adailton Poesia and Valter Farias
- 'Deusa do amor (Goddess of Love)' was popularized by Olodum
MORENO +2 aka DOMENICO +2, Moreno + 2, Moreno+2, Moreno Veloso+2, Moreno Veloso +2, Moreno Veloso, Kassin +2, Moreno Domenico Kassin +2 formed 1998, Rio de Janeiro
MEMBERS: Moreno Veloso (guitar, cello, trumpet), Domenico Lancellotti (drums), Kassin (synthesizer, computer)
- Moreno VELOSO is son of Caetano Veloso // Member of: Orquestra Imperial, Moreno +2, Domenico +2, Kassin +2
- KASSIN/Member of: Acabou la Tequila, Domenico +2, Kassin +2, Moreno +2, Moreno Domenico Kassin +2, Orquestra Imperial
11.: 'Banho Cheiroso' written by Antônio Vieira
RR born June 13, 1966, São Benedito do Rio Preto, Maranhão // currently São Paulo
Member of: Vira Canto, Boi Barrica, Fuzarca
RR: In 1986, she joined the group Fuzarca, which recovered forgotten values of Maranhão. It was there she made contact with the work of Antônio Vieira, a 77-year-old extremely talented composer, virtually unknown to the public in spite of being the composer of more than 300 songs. Ribeiro did her first show in 1989, directed by Zeca Baleiro (who is also from Maranhão), with whom she also made performances at local bars. That year, she married and moved to São Paulo, where she worked as a receptionist and shop manager while continuing to sing at local bars. She began to study chant with Ná Ozzetti and Madalena Bernardes in that period, continuing for three years. In the opposite side of the street where he lived, Chico César (also from Maranhão) and Zeca Baleiro shared an apartment. In 1997, Ribeiro recorded her first CD, Rita Ribeiro (Velas), produced by Zeca Baleiro, and recorded "Cocada" and "Tem Quem Queira" by Antônio Vieira