Hector Costita under the false name of Don Júnior reposted from another reality.
Performing:
01. Ternurinha (Tereza Souza)
02. Quem Quiser Encontrar o Amor (Carlos Lyra / Geraldo Vandré)
03. Lamento Bebop (Haroldo Barbosa / Luis Reis)
04. Murmúrio (Djalma Ferreira / Luis Antônio)
05. Saudade Fique Comigo (Cyro Monteiro)
06. Sei (Chico Feitosa / Ronaldo Bôscoli)
07. Chorou Chorou (Luis Antônio)
08. Que Sabe Você de Mim (Fernando César / João Leal Brito ''Britinho'')
09. Em Hora Errada (Fernando César / Armando Cavalcanti / Diva Correla)
10. Chorando Chorando (Édson Borges / Armando Cavalcanti)
11. Água De Beber (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
12. Samba de Improviso (Haroldo Barbosa / Luis Reis)
DON HECTOR JR.
Créditos: Pedro & 300discos
MUSICIANS by Denis:
Walter Wanderley (órgão)
Milton Banana (bateria)
Olmir Stocker o Alemão (guitarra)
Edgar Gianulo (guitarra)
Xu Viana (baixo)
Rogério (pandeiro)
ROOTS by Brazilliance:
Apart from being very fine albums of the era featuring elegant interpretations of contemporary hits, both alias albums by Costita feature arrangements and/or audio tracks of previous recordings. On this first one, mainly former recordings by Elza Laranjeira, Miltinho and Maysa were reutilised:
1.Ternurinha: first released in 1961 on Elza Laranjeira’s album Ternura
2. Quem Quiser Encontrar o Amor: first released in 1961 on Maysa’s album Maysa, Amor… e Maysa
3. Lamento Bebop: first released in 1961 on Miltinho’s album Miltinho é Samba
4. Murmúrio: first released in 1961 on Maysa’s album Maysa, Amor… e Maysa
5. Saudade Fique Comigo: first released in 1961 on Miltinho’s album Miltinho é Samba
6. Sei: first released in 1961 on Elza Laranjeira’s album Ternura
7. Chorou Chorou: first released in 1961 on Maysa’s album Maysa, Amor… e Maysa
8. Que Sabe Você de Mim: first released in 1961 on Miltinho’s album Miltinho é Samba
9. Em Hora Errada: first released in 1961 on Elza Laranjeira’s album Ternura
10. Chorando Chorando: first released in 1961 on Miltinho’s album Miltinho é Samba
11. Água de Beber: first released in 1961 on Elza Laranjeira’s album Ternura
12. Samba de Improviso: presumably first released in 1961 on Marco Antônio’s single Samba de Improviso b/w Volta
For comparative samples visit Brazilliance
Walter Wanderley (órgão), Milton Banana (bateria), Olmir Stocker o Alemão (guitarra), Edgar Gianulo (guitarra), Xu Viana (baixo) e Rogério (pandeiro).
ReplyDeleteApart from being very fine albums of the era featuring elegant interpretations of contemporary hits, both alias albums by Costita feature arrangements and/or audio tracks of previous recordings. On this first one, mainly former recordings by Elza Laranjeira, Miltinho and Maysa were reutilised:
ReplyDelete1.Ternurinha: first released in 1961 on Elza Laranjeira’s album Ternura
2. Quem Quiser Encontrar o Amor: first released in 1961 on Maysa’s album Maysa, Amor… e Maysa
3. Lamento Bebop: first released in 1961 on Miltinho’s album Miltinho é Samba
4. Murmúrio: first released in 1961 on Maysa’s album Maysa, Amor… e Maysa
5. Saudade Fique Comigo: first released in 1961 on Miltinho’s album Miltinho é Samba
6. Sei: first released in 1961 on Elza Laranjeira’s album Ternura
7. Chorou Chorou: first released in 1961 on Maysa’s album Maysa, Amor… e Maysa
8. Que Sabe Você de Mim: first released in 1961 on Miltinho’s album Miltinho é Samba
9. Em Hora Errada: first released in 1961 on Elza Laranjeira’s album Ternura
10. Chorando Chorando: first released in 1961 on Miltinho’s album Miltinho é Samba
11. Água de Beber: first released in 1961 on Elza Laranjeira’s album Ternura
12. Samba de Improviso: presumably first released in 1961 on Marco Antônio’s single Samba de Improviso b/w Volta
For comparative samples visit https://brazilliance.wordpress.com/2011/10/03/18-ze-bodega-severino-araujo-carlos-piper-hector-costita-don-junior-jabob-de-bandolim-epoca-de-ouro-conjunto-7-de-ouros-os-farroupilhas-orquestra-milionarios-del-rio-delano-dalva-de-oliveira/