Ted Moreno - Receita de Saudade (1961)

Copacabana CLP 11247

Hoffentlich wird das wieder eine nette Überraschung...

Die Kompositionen:

01. Receita de Saudade (Ted Moreno)
02. Amor Demais (Ed Lincoln / Silvio César)
03. O Tema É Solidão (Edson Borges / Hianto de Almeida)
04. Canção Sem Rimas (Miranda / Maio / Sidney Morais)
05. Ser Só (Fernando César / Ted Moreno)
06. Tema do Boneco de Palha (Vera Brasil / Sivan Castelo Neto)
07. Eu e o Rio (Luis Antônio)
08. Brincadeira de Saudade (Ted Moreno / Iná Monjardim)
09. Rimas de Ninguém (Vera Brasil)
10. Chorando Chorando (Edson Borges / Armando Cavalcanti)
11. Serenatas (Ted Moreno / Fernando César)
12. Tema Triste (Waltel / Joluz)

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Créditos: Edson Mendes

Ted Moreno Em Quatro Tempos (1965)

Philips P 632 750 L

I received from friend Edson Mendes an album by a singer about whose existence I was aware, but have never heard his singing before: Ted Moreno,

Accompanying the album was a mail by Edson out of which I am re-printing here an excerpt:

"One of your last postings (Roberto Luna) animated me to send this record to you. Ted Moreno is (in my opinion) one of the most underrated Brazilian singers. He's very talended also as a composer and musician. To me, his voice reminds of Silvio Caldas, another great and almost forgotten singer."

This is, by the way, his latest career album out of (as far as I know) altogether five. Enjoy his truly great voice singing::

01. Carnaval de Saudade (Ted Moreno)
02. Consolação (Baden Powell / Vinicius de Moraes)
03. Amor Sem Dono (Ted Moreno / Maria Isabel)
04. Ressurreição dos Velhos Carnavais (Lamartine Babo)
05. Vem (Ted Moreno / Maria Isabel)
06. Capoeira Moça Bem (Jacobina / Osmar Navarro)
07. Penumbra (Fernando César / Ted Moreno)
08. Ponto Final (José Maria de Abreu / Jair Amorim)
09. O Morro Está de Luto (Lupicínio Rodrigues)
10. Minhas Marias (Ted Moreno / Fernando César)
11. Nós nos Veremos Depois (Ted Moreno)
12. Prelúdio do Amor Sem Adeus (Romeo Nunes / Concessa Lacerda)

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Créditos: Edson Mendes