Continental PPL 12076
About singer Jane Simone's existence I became aware a very short time ago when I received her only career album from Edson Mendes.
Beside her music and covers, inside the package was also a short text about her written by Edson who correctly assumed that Jane must be completely unknown to me:
"Jane Simone is the stage name of Janes Sereno Lopes.
Born in Cataguases (MG), she moved to Rio de Janeiro
She was a host of radio programs, poetess and author of a book called "Cantada Feminina".
She was also a singer and songwriter, with the album "Em Cada Novo Amor", her only LP, released by Continental in 1963.
Jane Simone passed away in 2014."
Enjoy:
01. Em Cada Novo Amor (Romeo Nunes / Carlitos)
02. Mulher (Normando / Ronaldo Bôscoli)
03. Amor no Samba (Normando)
04. Só Sem Ninguém (Almeida Rego)
05. Cansei de Conversa (Jane Simone)
06. Tu Voltarás (João Negrão / Herolt Miranda)
07. Não Quero Rosas (Fernando Dias)
08. Tudo de Mim (Jair Amorim / Evaldo Gouveia)
09. Para Não Sofrer (Tom Jobim)
10. Canção do Amor Que Virou Você (Cândido dos Santos / Dirceu Graeser)
11. Brincando de Amar (Guerra Peixe / Célio Moreira)
12. Vai (Servulo Odilon / Fernando César)
Jane is accompanied by orchestra under the direction of Radamés Gnattali
DISCOVERING JANE SIMONE
Créditos: Edson Mendes
9.1.17
Mozart Brandao e Sua Orquestra - Reglame esta Noche (1960)
RCA Victor BBL 1094
If you type "Mozart" into Memoria Musical's musicians search you get a list of results outnumbered only by results you get when searching for "Zezinho".
One of these Mozarts is Mozart Brandão who was featured in this parallel reality only as a participant but never with a career album, which is not surprising as he has, as far as I know, released only two: The one presented today and another one released in '65 by Entré/CBS.
Unfortunately, not one of these twelve compositions was composed by Mozart:
01. Regalame Esta Noche (Roberto Cantoral)
02. Andalucia (Ernesto Lecuona)
03. O Vagabundo (Victor Simon)
04. Espere Um Pouco Mais (Waldir Machado)
05. C'est Ça L'amore (Jean Broussolle / Pino Massara)
06. Donde Estará Mi Vida (Antônio Lopes / Quiroga Segovia / Francisco Naranjo Caldera / Ignacio Roman Jimenez)
07. La Violetera (José Padilla / Eduardo Montesinos)
08. At Last (Mack Gordon / Harry Warren)
09. Alguém Me Disse (Jair Amorim / Evaldo Gouveia)
10. Romântica (Renato Rascel / Dino Verde)
11. Arrivederci (Umberto Bindi / Giorgio Calabrese)
12. Noites de Moscou (Vassily Solovyov-Sedoy)
I can't remember that Elmo Barros, the writer of the linear notes, has ever written a longer text than the one you will find on the back cover of this release, alongside a politically incorrect portrait of Mozart with a lit cigarette in his mouth.
DON GIOVANNI
Créditos: Pedro & 300discos
If you type "Mozart" into Memoria Musical's musicians search you get a list of results outnumbered only by results you get when searching for "Zezinho".
One of these Mozarts is Mozart Brandão who was featured in this parallel reality only as a participant but never with a career album, which is not surprising as he has, as far as I know, released only two: The one presented today and another one released in '65 by Entré/CBS.
Unfortunately, not one of these twelve compositions was composed by Mozart:
01. Regalame Esta Noche (Roberto Cantoral)
02. Andalucia (Ernesto Lecuona)
03. O Vagabundo (Victor Simon)
04. Espere Um Pouco Mais (Waldir Machado)
05. C'est Ça L'amore (Jean Broussolle / Pino Massara)
06. Donde Estará Mi Vida (Antônio Lopes / Quiroga Segovia / Francisco Naranjo Caldera / Ignacio Roman Jimenez)
07. La Violetera (José Padilla / Eduardo Montesinos)
08. At Last (Mack Gordon / Harry Warren)
09. Alguém Me Disse (Jair Amorim / Evaldo Gouveia)
10. Romântica (Renato Rascel / Dino Verde)
11. Arrivederci (Umberto Bindi / Giorgio Calabrese)
12. Noites de Moscou (Vassily Solovyov-Sedoy)
I can't remember that Elmo Barros, the writer of the linear notes, has ever written a longer text than the one you will find on the back cover of this release, alongside a politically incorrect portrait of Mozart with a lit cigarette in his mouth.
DON GIOVANNI
Créditos: Pedro & 300discos
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Mozart Brandão
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