Yes, it's true: It is Odysséa!
My assumption, when presenting her for the first time on Aloysio e Seus Teclados - Bon Voyage (1960) less than half a year ago, was that the two compositions she sang were her complete recorded opus, fortunately got proven wrong!
This only (?) album, by, to me previously unknown, Durival Ribeiro, recorded a year earlier than Bon Voyage is subtitled Apresentando a cantora Odysséa, a fact from which I am intelligently deducting that this might be her first record and the track list enables me to make another intelligent deduction:
She is singing on four tracks of:
01. Daqui e Dali (Durval Ribeiro)
02. Sweetly (Docemente) (Herve Cordovil) com Odysséa
03. Meu Tema (Hervé Cordovil)
04. Eu Sei Que Vou Te Amar (A. C. Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes) com Odysséa
05. Garoto Travesso (Bisoca)
06. Você (Mario Albanese / Heitor Carillo)
07. Toselli no Samba (Toselli)
08. Hymne À L'Amour (Edith Piaf / Marguerite Monnot) com Odysséa
09. Mestiça (Bisoca)
10. Suas Mãos (Antonio Maria / Pernambuco) com Odysséa
11. Harlem Noturno (Earle Hagen / Dick Rogers)
12. Fita Amarela (Noel Rosa)
More about this recording you may find inside the linear notes written by:
SOUXA FRANCISCO
Créditos: Pedro & 300discos
