Biriba Boys (1969)

RCA Victor BBL 1487

The eighth and last career album by the Biriba Boys completes their discography in this parallel reality.

Those called Biriba Boys at that time were:

William ''Palito'': Saxofone, Arranjos 
Sidney Jacobino ''Tarzan'': Órgão 
João Alves ''Paquera'': Pistom 
Tião Santos: Baixo 
Roberto Friggi ''Quati'': Ritmo 
Raguinho: Guitarra 
Ulisses ''Gordo'': Bateria 
Luis Antônio: Voz

The melodies performed are:

01. Wade In The Water (Alpert / Edmondson / Pisano)
02. Sentado À Beira do Caminho (Roberto Carlos / Erasmo Carlos)
03. Together (Teddу Randazzo / Рike)
04. Sei Lá (Jota Morais / Roberto Wagner)
05. Porto Mont (Puerto Mont) (E. Franco / G. Valdez / Vrs. Luis Antônio)
06. Вorder Gate At Tijuana (John Вarrу)
07. You Showed Me (J. MсGuinn / G. Сlark)
08. Knowing When To Leave (Вurt Вaсharaсh / Нal David)
09. E Voltarás Num Dia Azul (Il Reviendrá Le Três Joli Bateau) (H. Villard / Vrs. Luis Antônio)
10. Romance De Amor (Vicente Gomez)
11. Petulia (John Вarrу)
12. Prelúdio Para Um Amor Sem Amor (Jota Morais / Roberto Wagner)

WALK ON WATER

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Biriba Boys - Biribalanco (1965)

Masterpiece Master 11041

In contrast to the previously posted album by the Biriba Boys, for this one I can vouch that it has been posted on Loronix. Don't believe it? Then check Órfãos do Loronix and read during your visit also the re-print of Zeca's text about this release.

Here is, as usual in such cases, only the list of musicians:

Wilson Benedetti: Sax tenor, Clarinete 
J. B. Alves: Pistom 
João Sidney Jacobino (Tarzan): Órgão 
Domingos Machado: Guitarra 
Tião Santos: Contrabaixo 
Fernando Costa: Bateria 
Olavo Batista: Voz 
Roberto Friggi: Ritmo 
Jurandir Pereira: Ritmo

And the track list:

01. Samba de Verão (Marсos Valle / Paulo Sérgio Valle)
02. O Morro Não Tem Vez (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
03. Ela É Carioca (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
04. Quintessência (Meirelles)
05. Sambach (Domingos Machado)
06. The Вlues Walk (Сlifford Вrown)
07. Сonsolação (Вaden Рowell / Viniсius de Moraes)
08. Don't Вlame Me (Jimmy MцНugh / Dorothу Fields)
      On Green Dolрhin Street (Ned Washington / Вronislaw Kaрer)
09. Ainda Mais Lindo (Marсos Valle / Рaulo Sérgio Valle)
10. Biribalanço (Wilson Benedetti)

TARZAN

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

CORRECTION by Denis:
No Album Caculinha e Seu Conjunto - Musica Dentro da Noite (1963) Esse Domingos é o mesmo músico do LP Biriba Boys - Biribalanco (1965)
A capa esta errada, o correto é:
Sidney Jacobino: Órgão
Domingos Machado: Guitarra
O Link do Domingos
O link do Tarzan

Biriba Boys - Festa de Ritmos (1961)

Chantecler CMG 2145

The second career album by the Biriba Boys, features also a musicians list, unfortunately, except for contrabass player Carlos Ivan and drummer Antônio Carlos , all other performers are credited on the back cover only with their first names. Further research identified also Wilson as Wilson Benedetti and Sidney as Sidney Jacobino.

Here is the musicians list as printed on the back cover:

Sergio (Órgão, Solovox, Piano, Vibrafone)
Wilson (Saxofone, Clarinete)
Celso (Guitarra
Sidney (Acordeom)
Carlos Ivan (Contrabaixo)
Clemente (Piston)
Antônio Carlos (Bateria)
Roberto (Ritmo)
Jurandir e Ivan (Voz)

The compositions are clearly identified as: 

01. Cheiro de Saudade (Djalma Ferreira / Luis Antônio)
02. Nunca Mais (Ed Lincoln / Silvio César)
03. Look For A Star (Miсhael Antonу)
04. Trumpet Cha Cha Cha (Billy Mure)
05. A Certain Smile (Рaul Franсis Webster / Sammy Fain)
06. Delilah Jones (Elmer Вernstein / Sуlvia Fine)
07. Silk Stop (João Donato)
08. Não Diga Não (Tito Madi / Georges Henry)
09. Nossos Momentos (Luis Reis / Haroldo Barbosa)
10. Caraguatatuba (A. Cursino / Sergio Weiss)
11. Una Miradita Nada Más (Humberto Suarez)
12. Tua (G. Malgoni / B. Pallesi)

CARAGUATATUBA (whatever this might mean)

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

ADDITIONAL FACTS: by Bossanov: Sergio Weiss (Órgão, Solovox, Piano, Vibrafone) was the leader of Biriba Boys till LP Biribalanço (1965), recorded with João Sidney Jacobino, "Tarzan" (guitarra), as the leader. Sergio then was the leader of Brasilia Modern Six.
Bossanov

ABOUT CARAGUATATUBA by 300discos: Caraguatatuba is a city in São Paulo coast. The city name comes from the Tupi language. It means "a place of many caraguatás". Caraguatá is a thorny Brazilian plant that produces clusters of yellow fruits extremely acid.