Os Tres Tons (1963)

Polydor LPNG 4075

Yesterday, when I listened to Os Três Tons for the first time, I checked Memoria Musical but, curiously, got no results. Today I checked once more and there was their page with two career albums on the list, three compactos and one 78 rpm.
Besides Bossanov was so kind as to provide information about this trio and send their album from 1963, which he downloaded some time ago from the (now dead) link at Augusto's Toque Musical.

Altogether, it is now possible to get a more detailed insight of their music:

01. Despreocupadamente (Fredy Chateaubriand / Vinicius de Carvalho)
02. Alucinado (Afrikaan Beat) (Bert Kaempfert / Vrs. Esther Delamare)
03. Joga a Rede no Mar (Fernando César / Nazareno de Brito)
04. Indecisão (Cidinho / José Clóvis)
05. Você Há de Voltar (Nemésio Silva)
06. Mar Azul (Alceu Tunes)
07. Amor Pequeno (Ciloca Madeira)
08. Negrinhos Dizendo Amém (Wilma Camargo)
09. Amor de Morena (Nemésio Silva)
10. Balada dos Olhos (Walter Viana)
11. Não Sei Porque (I Should Have Known) (P. Insetta / Vrs. Carlos Imperial)
12. Devaneio (Djalma Ferreira / Luis Antônio)

MAR AZUL

Créditos: Augusto TM / Bossanov

Os Tres Tons - Compacto Duplo (1964)

Polydor DCPN-500.027

Os Três Tons, an unknown (to me and probably to you) mainly vocal trio with a compacto duplo recorded at an unknown date.

Unknown are also the names of the three vocalists. What can be taken for granted is that the third one, on the right, is also playing guitar.

While waiting for more information about the Três Tons by someone who will hopefully drop by and knows more, I suggest to enjoy these four compositions sung in a very specific style:

1. O Menino e O Alçapão (Armando Calalcanto /  Victor Freire)
2. Jangadeiro (Bob Nelson / Antonio Silva)
3. Canção do Amanhecer (Nelson Caetano / Nemesio Silva)
4. Ave Maria dos Olhos Dela (Erasmo Carlos)

THE THIRD MAN

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

THE MUSICIANS by Bossanov:
As I can see on the record cover, Thes Tons (Toms?) are:
1st Tom (?): Nilson Prado Benevides (Nilson)
2nd Tom: Nelson Soares Caetano (Caetano) and
3rd Tom: Jorge de Oliveira (Jorge).

REVIEW by Bossanov:
Yes, they are great in this Doo Woop singing. I'm especially impressed with their "Mar Azul" interpretation!