26.9.13

Casanova e Sua Orquestra - Carinhosamente

Sinter SLP-4017

Wie versprochen, hier ist noch eine andere LP aus dem Pedro & 300discos Paket (eine 10 Inch LP, eigentlich) von dem Herzbrecher Casanova.

Die Kompositionen auf dem Album sind:

01. Easy To Love (Cole Porter)
02. I Believe (Drake / Graham / Shirt / Stillman)
03. La Cumparsita (Rodriguez)
04. Love For Sale (Cole Porter)
05. Three O'Clock in the Morning (Robledo)
06. Estrellitia (Ponca)
07. Tango Bolero (Liossas)
08. Frou-frou (Chatou / Grannal)

CASANOVA UND DIE DAMENHERZEN

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

24.9.13

Casanova e Sua Orquestra - Meia-noite Em Manhattan

Sinter SLP-4722

After all those false names encountered so far, of which the most nerving are the crisp sounding US names in the manner of Brad Pit or Tom Cruise, here is finally a name which is above any doubt a real name of a musician:
Casanova!
Too bad that about Casanova (the notorious playboy) there are lots of references on the net, but about Casanova e Sua Orquestra there is as good as nothing.

On this album, recorded at a date unknown to me, Casanova, the band leader,  is playing with these compositions:

01. Top Hat (Irving Berline)
02. Deep Purple (de Rose)
03. Alexander's Ragtime Band (Irving Berline)
04. La Vie En Rose (Luiguy / Piaf)
05. Tea For Two (Youmans / Caesar)
06. Stardust (H. Carmichael / M. Parish)
07. Body and Soul (Green / Hayman / Sour)
08. Continental (Conrad / Magidson)
09. St Louis Blues (W. C. Handy)
10. September Song (Weilt / Anderson)
11. Easy to Love (Cole Porter)
12. Begin the Beguine (Cole Porter)

FALSE IDENTITY? OF COURSE NOT! New link

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

OBSERVATION by Brazilliance:

If this Casanova were Ivan Casanova, it would be Walter Wanderley, of course. But no piano, no organ. Instead, a maestro conducting jazz standards (plus a classic by Edith Piaf) thoroughly sounding like from the big band era without the jazz tinge. Great cover! Actually, this is one of at least four albums by this mysterious Casanova.

23.9.13

Luiz Lopes E Sua Orquestra Dancante - Baile Dourado

Disco Lar DL-LP 31.003

I am quite sure that you are asking yourselves, while looking at today's post, a simple direct question: Who is Luiz Lopes?
If you think that I know, then you are wrong. I have no idea at all. Looking up the usual suspects proved fruitless and the best I can hope is that someone who knows will testify here about his identity and the instrument he plays...

All I know is how these songs sound, but that is something you will also know if you listen to:

01. Theme Goodbye Again (Georges Auric)
02. Rosa de Maio (C. Mesquita / Evaldo Ruy)
03. Invidia (J. A. Montero)
04. Escândalo (Rubens Fuentes / R. Cardenas)
05. Dia de Pierrot (João Roberto Kelly)
06. Juizo Final (Lucio Cardim Filho)
07. Aconteceu (N. Reis / Dunga)
08. Deus, O Mundo E Você (Palmeira / Alvarez Filho)
09..Um Dia Virá (Adapt. Nazareno de Brito para Tema de Paganini)
10. Casa Vazia (João Roberto Kelly)
11. Pepito (Taylor / Truscott)
12. Legato A Un Granello di Sabbia (Nico Fidenco Marchetti)

LUIZ XIV, L'INCONNU New link

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

ONE STEP FORWARD with Bossanov:

"Who is Luiz Lopes?"
I can answer, but enigma still exist!
Luiz Lopes' name is - Del Norman (at Musicolor, 1962), but who is Del Norman?

ONE MORE STEP FORWARD OR BACKWARD by Brazilliance:

According to the track lists, “Baile Dourado” by Luiz Lopes seems identical with “Mais Uma Vez Adeus” by Del Norman, issued in 1962.

The latter is featured on Toque Musical and Toque Musicall.

There is one suspicion that Del Norman (aka Luiz Lopes) is the one playing piano, organ and solovox which sounds reasonable as these are the featured instruments. There is another suspicion that Del Norman might be the nth alias of Walter Wanderley.

Well, the organ play does not really sound like WW to me, but who knows. After all, I would not take Ely Arcoverde or Ed Lincoln, into consideration but the list of possible candidates for such a kitschy (yet quite entertaining) album is endless… Aloísio Figueiredo, Celso Murilo, André Penazzi, Djalma Ferreira, Paulo Roberto, Silvio Vianna, Jorge Henrique, Renato Mendes, Lauro Paiva…

Trio Surdina - Aquarela do Brasil 10' (1955)

Musidisc DL-1004

As there is not one album presented on the net by Trio Surdina which has not landed in my collection, I assume that this one (which has not been in my collection up to now) must be a premiere on the net...

Their 10' LP recorded in 1955 consists of these 8 tracks:

1. Aquarela do Brasil (Ary Barroso)
2. Curare (Bororó)
3. Tico-Tico No Fubá (Zequinha de Abreu)
4. Guacira (Hekel Tavares / Joracy Camargo)
5. Meu Limão, Meu Limoeiro (Tradicional / Adpt. José Carlos Burle)
6. Rio (Ary Barroso)
7. Favela (Hekel Tavares / Joracy Camargo)
8. Terra Seca (Ary Barroso)

AQUARELA DO TRIO SURDINA

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

22.9.13

Ribamar - ...Depois do Motel

Padrão 888.122

Thanks to Zecalouro first of all, for opening my ears to the heavenly sounds of Ribamar's piano (and accordion). When I heard Ribamar for the first time I was fascinated. So were, by the way, my friends who heard his music at my place in Belgrade.
Needless to say that I started a frenetic search for more of him which resulted in two more career albums found on P2P as well as his collaborations with Waleska, Helena de Lima, Tito Madi etc...
The remaining four career albums which I could not find anywhere I noted on my Santa Claus list and although they seemed completely forgotten and lost, they were brought to light one by one thanks to dear friends Edson Mendes and Pedro.
But one album, found listed on Mercadolivre, remained a mystery up to now: ...Depois do Motel, for which I was not sure if it was by THE Ribamar (Ribamars are almost as frequent as Zezinhos) as no information, except for the front cover was displayed.
I searched the net for the title, but no result at all was obtained.

Just in case, I added it to my Santa Claus list.

Opening the package received today from Pedro & 300discos
resolved the mystery of ...Depois do Motel.

...Depois do Motel is the fourth edition of Ribamar's Duas Faces do Amor, released by Equipe (EQ 804).
Equipe released the same music as Nosso Encontro de Amor in 1969 (Equipe EQC 853).
There is also another (mono) release by Spot recorded by the fictious Quinteto Romantico called Bastante Intimo.

Why four different releases, names and covers of the same music?

I do not know, but I can only guess:
Because it is one of the best instrumental albums ever recorded in Brazil...

All other career LPs by Ribamar (except for one) and some collaborations you may find HERE.

This gem you may enjoy now by downloading these tracks (with cover scans):

01. A Noite do Meu Bem (Dolores Duran)

02. Segredo (Herivelto Martins / Marino Pinto)
      Nunca (Lupicínio Rodrigues)

03. Duas Contas (Garoto)
      Dó-ré-mi (Fernando César)

04. Alguém Como Tu (José Maria de Abreu / Jair Amorim)
      Não Tem Solução (Dorival Caymmi / Carlos Guinle)

05. Cansei de Ilusões (Tito Madi)
      Molambo (Jaime Florence "Meira" / Augusto Mesquita)

06. Canção de Amor (Chocolate / Elano de Paula)
      Canção da Volta (Ismael Netto / Antônio Maria)

07. Não Tenho Você (Paulo Marques / Ari Monteiro)
      Se Você Se Importasse (Peterpan)

08. Folha Morta (Ary Barroso)
      Prece (Vadico / Marino Pinto)

09. Ninguém Me Ama (Fernando Lobo / Antônio Maria)
      Se Eu Morresse Amanhã (Antônio Maria)

10. Foi a Noite (Tom Jobim / Newton Mendonça)
      Neste Mesmo Lugar (Klécius Caldas / Armando Cavalcanti)

FOURTH NIGHT AT THE MOTEL New link 22. May 2021

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

MEHR LICHT by Brazilliance:

Actually, Padrão was a subsidiary of Equipe, releasing some records in the seventies including this one in 1976. So, this reissue was published practically "in-house".

To my knowledge, Spot was subsidiary of Copacabana, which has no link to either Padrão or Equipe. According to the general sources, Ribamar was not connected to Copacabana which makes it quite strange why Spot reissued his album as Bastante Intimo by Quinteto Romantico.

Unfortunately, Equipe’s catalogue numbers don’t seem to be released chronologically, but the original album Duas Faces do Amor was presumably issued in 1963 or 1964, the Spot reissue circa 1965/66, and, as you mentioned, Equipe’s own reissue Nosso Encontro de Amor in 1969. So, Depois do Motel is the fourth issue—but is it the final one?

Another mystery which is yet unveiled: none of the four covers credit the fine musicians that accompanied Ribamar on guitar, organ, drums and the occasional vibraphone…

21.9.13

Bomfiglio de Oliveira Interpretado Por Copinha e Seu Conjunto (1979)

Museu da Imagem e do Som MIS 034

Nicolino Cópia or Copinha is interpreting compositions composed by Bomfíglio or Bonfíglio de Oliveira:

01. O Bom Filho À Casa Torna (Bonfíglio de Oliveira)
02. Mar De Espanha (Bonfíglio de Oliveira / Rogério Guimarães / L. Evandro)
03. A César o Que É de César (Bonfíglio de Oliveira)
04. Flamengo (Bonfíglio de Oliveira)
05. Silinha (Bonfíglio de Oliveira)
06. Amor Não Se Compra (Bonfíglio de Oliveira)
07. Glória (Bonfíglio de Oliveira)
08. Tudo Dança (Bonfíglio de Oliveira)
09. Relembrando o Passado (Bonfíglio de Oliveira)
10. Contemplando o Paraiba (Bonfíglio de Oliveira)
11. Por Que Choras (Bonfíglio de Oliveira)
12. Saudades de Guará (Bonfíglio de Oliveira)

BOMFÍGLIO OU BONFÍGLIO?

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

20.9.13

A Bandinha do Mozart - Viva Vovodeville (1964)

Polydor LPNG 4089

There is a third album by Mozart inside the latest Pedro & 300discos package but unfortunately, without the usual, perfectly scanned and retouched, original cover.
The label pictures were inside, which led me to the conclusion that this particular album from the immense Pedro collection was without cover. The front and back pictures included are taken from blurry photos found on Mercadolivre.

Anyway, Viva Vovodeville is apparently a real rarity.
It is, as far as I know, the soundtrack for a theater or TV show of the vaudeville kind.

The (sound)tracks are lined up as follows:

01. Alexander's Ragtime Band (Irving Berlin)
02. Vila Nova da Rainha (Porfírio Costa)
03. A Tuba do Jujuba (Alcebíades Nogueira)
04. Bigorrilho (Sebastião Gomes / Paquito / Romeu Gentil)
05. O Sanfoneiro Só Tocava Isso (Haroldo Lobo / Geraldo Medeiros)
06. Deixa Falar (Mário Lago / Roberto Martins)
07. Enquanto a Tristeza Não Vem (Sérgio Ricardo)
08. Viva Vovôdeville (Mozart Ituassú / Astor Silva)
09. Quatrocentas Primaveras (Bob Nelson / Almeida Rego)
10. Limoeiro do Norte (Porfírio Costa)
11. A Perereca da Vizinha (Dercy Gonçalves / Jonatan)
12. Trombone Maxixeiro (José Alves Pereira)
13. Viva Caruarú (Chiquinho do Acordeom / Radamés Gnattali)
14. Rio Manhoso (Emílio Batista / Mozart Ituassú)

VAUDEVILLE IN SCHÖNBRUNN New link

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

18.9.13

Codo - Vim Para Ficar (1970)

Copacabana CLP 11616

I simply can not resist the temptation to, immediately after the previous post, publish another album by Codó for one out of the two following reasons:

1. Because the music is just beautiful.

2. Because Codó has illustrated his violão with a photo of a beautiful lady.

By making this or any other decision I am splitting into two different Milans and continue my existence parallel but separated to the other Milan.
The same happens to you too when you decide on the dilemma presented or any other that comes your way...

The implications of Quantum physics do resolve lots of paradoxes, but nothing beats the experience of personally enjoying (or not enjoying) these masterfully presented tracks:

01. Irmãos Coragem (Nonato Buzar / Paulinho Tapajós)
02. Manias (Flávio Cavalcanti / Celso Cavalcanti)
03. Nada (Mercês)
04. Boa Noite Amor (José Maria de Abreu / Francisco Matoso)
05. Pedacinhos do Céu (Waldir Azevedo)
06. Canto das Flores (Codó / Heloísa Serra)
07. Pobre Elisa (Jorge Smera / Paulo Gesta)
08. Badinho (Codó)
09. A Canção de Amor do Meu Amor (Paulo Tito / Codó)
10. Prelúdios de Sonatas (César Cruz)
11. Vim Pra Ficar (Codó / Heloísa Serra)
12. Tema de Saudade (Luis de França)

FÜR ELISA

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Codo - Alma do Mar (1963)

Polydor LPNG 4093

Another premiere on Parallel Realities, and a prominent one: Violão player and composer Codó with his first career album (out of seven + one in the Series Musica Brasileira + one collaboration LP with José da Conceição, Maurício de Oliveira and Waltel Branco).

Enjoy Codó performing his own compositions which sound exactly as the photograph on the front cover:

01. Tahiti (Codó)
02. Noite ao Luar (Codó)
03. Fantasia Em Prelúdio (Codó)
04. Adormecida (Codó)
05. Tim-dom-dom (João Mello / Codó)
06. Eu Gosto Assim (Codó)
07. Alma do Mar (Codó)
08. Oxumaré (Codó)
09. Baianinho (Codó)
10. Delírio (Codó)
11. Um Abraço no Baden (Codó)
12. Motivo Espanhol (Codó)

MOTIVO ESPANHOL

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Mozart e Walter - 1 Pistao e 5 Saxofones (1958)

Odeon MOFB 3037

An album split into two different ones: 6 tracks are by Mozart (with arrangements by Maestro Lindolfo Gaya) and the other 6 by tenor sax player Walter (whoever he might be), arranged by Astor Silva

The compositions are:

01. Gadu Namorando (Alcyr Pires Vermelho / Ladislau P. da Silva) Mozart
02. Canção da Volta  (Ismael Netto / Antônio Maria) Walter
03. Aos Pés da Cruz (Marino Pinto / Zé da Zilda) Mozart
04. Da Cor do Pecado (Bororó) Walter
05. Guacira (Hekel Tavares / Joracy Camargo) Mozart
06. Olha a Brasa (Astor Silva) Walter
07. Murmurando (Fon-Fon / Mário Rossi) Walter
08. Por Causa de Você (Tom Jobim / Dolores Duran) Mozart
09. Sal e Pimenta (Nazareno de Brito / Newton Ramalho) Walter
10. Pode Sonhar (Astor Silva) Mozart
11. Neste Mesmo Lugar (Klécius Caldas / Armando Cavalcanti) Walter
12. Pra Que Mentir (Noel Rosa / Vadico) Mozart

WOLFGANG AND ANTONIO

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

P.S. Those who prefer Bethoven over Mozart have the opportunity to check the Canto Potiguar Blog, where another album by Bethoven has been posted recently... 

16.9.13

Mozart e Sua Bandinha - Onde Canta O Sabia (1958)

RCA Victor BPL 3057

Finally Mozart has the opportunity to be premiered on Parallel Realities with his first career album, a 10' LP released in 1956 which arrived in a nice package sent by Pedro & 300discos.

More about Mozart's life and career you may read HERE.

I will just write the names of musicians participating on this release:

Mozart Ituassú, Maurilio e Wagner (Trompetes)
Capilé e João Luis (Trombones)
Agobar (Bombardino)
José Américo (Tuba)
Arcy, Wilson e Mazinho (Clarinetes)
Mazinho (Requinta)
Sandoval Dias (Sax tenor)
Barão (Caixa)
Ribeiro (Pratos)
Gilberto (Bombo) 
Lenir (Flauta)

and recommend to enjoy these compositions:

1. Felipe de Melo (A. F. Rizzioli) Dobrado
2. Minas Gerais (Ângelo Consentino) Dobrado
3. Maluco (José dos Reis) Maxixe
4. Pracinhas do Bofete (R. S. Almeida) Marcha-dobrado
5. Escoteiros e Bandeirantes (Salim Kahil) Dobrado
6. Sebastianense (Domingos Pecci) Dobrado
7. Wanda (Ferdinando Canella) Valsa
8. Renato Vergasta (Isaias G. Amy) Dobrado

SALZBURG

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

15.9.13

Aracy de Almeida- Cancoes de Noel Rosa Com Aracy de Almeida 10' LP (1955)

Continental LPP 10

While waiting to finaly post some music by Mozart, a quick re-post from Loronix about which you may read more on Órfãos do Loronix.

Arranjos e acompanhamento: Vadico.

Compositions:

1. Meu Barracão (Noel Rosa)           
2. Voltaste (Noel Rosa)
3. São Coisas Nossas (Noel Rosa)        
4. Fita Amarela (Noel Rosa)
5. Cor de Cinza (Noel Rosa)
6. Eu Sei Sofrer (Noel Rosa)
7. A Melhor do Planeta (Noel Rosa / Almirante)
8. Cansei de Pedir (Noel Rosa)

POKER WITH ARACY

Créditos: Zecalouro

J. Rocha - Pensando em Voce

Mocambo LP 40063

The second album by J. Rocha, unlisted on Memoria Musical, found in the package sent to us by Pedro & 300discos (out of at least three) featuring these tracks:

01. Pensando em Você (J. Rocha)
02. Palhaçada (Haroldo Barbosa / Luiz Reis)
03. Besame Mucho (Consuelo Velasquez)
04. Guitarra Maliciosa (J. Rocha / Zezinho)
05. Agora (Augusto de Oliveira)
06. Este Teu Olhar (Antonio Carlos Jobim)
07. Devaneio (Djalma Ferreira)
08. O Amor e A Rosa (Pernambuco / Antonio Maria)
09. A Noite do Meu Bem (Dolores Duran)
10. The Moon of Manakoora (Newman / Loesser)
11. Meditação (Antonio Carlos Jobim / Newton Mendonça) 
12. Petit Fleur (Brecht)

WAITING FOR MOZART New link

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

13.9.13

J. Rocha - 10' LP (1956)

Mocambo LP 10012

About José Magalhães Rocha or J.Rocha and his artistic career an informative text has been printed on the back cover, and the front cover shows the instruments he plays, so there is not much that I dare to add, mainly because he is an artist previously completely unknown to me.

Accompanied by his conjunto he is performing:

01. Mexe Mexe (J. Rocha)
02. Eliana (J. Rocha)
03. Midnight Masquerade (Bierman / Berman / Manus)
04. Czardas de Monti (arranjo de J. Rocha)
05. Dança do Machucado (J. Rocha / J. Ferreira)
06. Saudoso (J. Rocha)
07. Mister Sandman (Pat Ballard)
08. Capricho (J. Menezes)

VIBRATEX CZARDAS New link

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

12.9.13

Carinhoso - II Festival Nacional do Choro - 1a Eliminatoria (1978)

Clack/Bandeirantes Discos BR 23.015

A self-explaining title.

Live performance and recording of:

01. Abertura1 (Djavan)
Intérprete: Ainda Sem Intérprete
      Carinhoso (Pixinguinha / João de Barro)
Intérprete: Banda Bandeirantes

02. Mágoas de Um Chorão (Pedro Ferragutti)  
Evandro e Seu Regional Intérpretes: Evandro do Bandolim / Felpudo / Bolão

03. Caminhando Para São Paulo (Joel Cavalcanti Freire)
 Intérprete: Conjunto Época de Ouro

04. Violão Ciumento (Alcides Gonçalves) 
Intérpretes: Alcides Gonçalves / Os Carioquinhas / Alcebíades Machado

05. Relembrando Pixinguinha (Moacir Cardoso) 
Intérpretes: Moacir Cardoso / Conjunto Amigos do Choro

06. Arabiando (Esmeraldino Sales) 
Esmeraldino e Seu Regional
Intérprete: Esmeraldino Sales

07. Domingo na Lapa (Cícero Couto de Morais) 
Intérpretes: Conjunto Regional Brasília / Cícero Couto

08. Saudades de Jacob (Avena de Castro) 
Avena de Castro e Seu Regional
Intérprete: Avena de Castro

09. Luá Joá (Sebastião Tapajós) 
Copinha e Seu Regional 
Intérpretes: Copinha / Sebastião Tapajós

10. Um Choro Para Luisinho (José Manna Filho) 
Intérprete: Regional do Dadinho

11. Empolgante (Hélio Nascimento / Osvaldo Ferreira) 
Acompanhamento de Regional
Intérpretes: Hélio Nascimento / Osvaldo Ferreira

12. Dançando Gostoso (Fernando Cardinali Mader) 
Oséas Mader e Grupo
Intérpretes: Oséas Mader

13. Sinuoso (Jessé Silva) 
Intérpretes: Jessé Silva / Plauto Cruz / Conjunto Lenha de Casa

CARINHOSO

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

11.9.13

Ritmistas RGE - Ritmos de Lina Pesce (1956)

RGE RLP 003

The first time I read about the great composer and piano player Lina Pesce was while reading Zeca's text on Loronix about her as part of presenting her accompanied by an orchestra under the direction of Maestro Lyrio Panicalli. That text and the album may be found on Órfãos do Loronix.

A dilemma Zeca voiced about the identity of the beautiful lady on the front cover (whether it were Lina or not) got a negative answer in the comments.

The other mystery, how Lina really looks like did not get an answer at that time, but it is answered now: My curiosity was satisfied after a glance upon the back cover of this 10' LP presented now, where, besides an explicit text about her and her artistic career, also her portrait is displayed.

If you are also interested to see how she looks, get this album for the photograph of her on the back cover.

If you are interested in Ritmistas RGE rendition of her compositions, get the album to find out how they sound:

1. Bem-te-vi Atrevido (Lina Pesce)
2. Sabiá Feiticeiro (Lina Pesce)
3. Corruira Saltitante (Lina Pesce)
4. Pintassilgo Apaixonado (Lina Pesce)
5. Vamos Dançar La Conga (Lina Pesce)
6. Vingança de Cupido (Lina Pesce)
7. Em Meu Rancho Panteiro (Lina Pesce)
8. História de Uma Lágrima (Lina Pesce)

All under the musical direction of Henrique Simonetti and the artistic direction of Roberto Corte Real.

OS PESCADORES RGE

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

10.9.13

Dilermando Pinheiro - Sambas do Passado Vol.2 (1956)

Musidisc M-044

The previous post, in which a parallel realities premiere of the outstanding sambista Dilermando Pinheiro was made, was without any accompanying text because the last few days I am short of time and concentration. Also now I will just say that this 10' LP from 1956 features eight samba tracks sung by Dilermando in a melodic, pleasant, unpretentious and cool manner.

In short: Great!

The sambas are:

1. Vai Cavar a Nota (Gadé / Valfrido Silva) 
2. Mágoas De Um Vagabundo (Osvaldo Silva / Valfrido Silva) 
3. Velhos Tempos (J. Cascata / Leonel Azevedo) 
4. Faceira (Ary Barroso) 
5. Vai Haver Barulho No Chatô (Noel Rosa / Valfrido Silva) 
6. Até Amanhã (Noel Rosa)
7. Retratinho (J. Cascata / Leonel Azevedo)
8. Nega Risoleta (Raul Marques / Moacir Bernardino)

SAMBA!!

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Dilermando Pinheiro - E Samba Mesmo! (1958)

Polydor LPNG 4020

01. O Trem Atrasou (Paquito / Estanislau Silva / Arthur Villarinho)
02. Mangueira (Assis Valente / Zequinha Reis)
03. Juraci (Antônio Almeida / Ciro de Souza)
04. Meu Barquinho (Zequinha Reis)
05. Amor Não É Brincadeira (Célio Ferreira / Geraldo Serafim)
06. Eu Queria (Roberto Martins / Mário Rossi)
07. Se Você Jurar (Ismael Silva / Nilton Bastos / Francisco Alves)
08. Amanhã Eu Volto (Roberto Martins / Antônio Almeida)
09. Mulata Boa (Pernambuco)
10. Volta Pra Casa Emília (Wilson Batista / Antônio Almeida / J. Batista)
11. Professora de Latim (Waldemar Silva / Raul Marques)
12. Santo Antônio Amigo (Marino Pinto / Zé da Zilda / J. Cascata)

SAMBA!

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

6.9.13

Carlos Penha e Nonato Silva - Compacto Duplo (1964)

Philips 440.635-PT

A vocal duo consisting of Carlos Penha and Nonato Silva, two artists previously completely unknown to me. Not much information I could find, but, perhaps, somebody who knows will tell us what he knows.

Information won't change your opinion about these tracks, so don't wait for knowledge. Enjoy the four tracks now, ask questions later:

01. Balanço do Mar (Zil Rozendo)
02. Sambambá (Zil Rozendo / Francisco Carioca)
03. Bossa do Gereréco (Augusto Messias / Daltro / Zarani)
04. Tim-Dom-Dom (Codó / João Mello)

SAMBAMBÁ

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

EDIT by Brazilliance:
According to the Philips catalogue nummber this CPD was probably issued in 1964.
A solid rendition of "Tim Dom Dom"!

REVIEW by Bossanov:
I have no English words enough to explain all the charme of this record...
What a nice, swinging, elegant bossas!!
Surely, one of greatly underrated gem of bossa nova era in Brazil!!!
Slightly remind me Reginaldo Bessa at his best, but, of course, completly original stuff!!!

QUESTION by Bossanov:
Can it be the same Carlos Penha on "BOM BALANÇO EM BOSSA NOVA" (1973) Beverly?

5.9.13

Celso Murilo Orgao e Ritmo - Ritmos Na Passarela (1961)

Pawal P-20.003

Lots of people have been complaining lately that this parallel reality is too clear, straight and sober and that it is impossible to encounter any confusion or similar...

Well, I am determined to keep it that way!

Here is another example of clarity:

To read Zeca's text about this album, which is a Pedro transfer, but was posted as a Loronix transfer on Loronix four years ago, you may turn your attention to Órfãos do Loronix where the text will be re-printed, but not before Sunday, August 02, 2009.

You do not have to wait until August 02. 2009 to enjoy Celso's performing of the compositions listed below. On the contrary, you are invited to enjoy them starting from now on, until one gray morning you notice that the link turned into the horrifying DOWNLOAD YESTERDAY advice:

01. Poema do Adeus (Luis Antônio)
02. Look For A Star (Michael Antony)
03. Fiz o Bobão (Haroldo Barbosa / Luis Reis)
04. Cariñito (Humberto Garin)
05. Falsa Baiana (Geraldo Pereira)
06. Harlem Nocturne (Earle Hagen / Dick Rogers)
07. Chora Tua Tristeza (Oscar Castro Neves / Luvercy Fiorini)
08. Palhaçada (Haroldo Barbosa / Luis Reis)
09. Chá-chá-chá na Passarela (Celso Pereira)
10. Se Você Disser Que Sim (Luiz Bandeira)
11. Quem Manda na Minha Vida (Herivelto Martins / Raul Sampaio)
12. Theme From ''The Apartment'' (Charles Williams)

THEME FROM HARLEM NOCTURNE

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

4.9.13

Celso Murilo Orgao e Ritmo (1963)

Pawal P-20.033

01. Samba Com Molho (Hélton Menezes)
02. Nós e o Mar (Roberto Menescal / Ronaldo Bôscoli)
03. Na Cadência do Samba (Ataulfo Alves / Paulo Gesta)
04. Amor e Paz (Tito Madi)
05. Samba do Bom (Sidney Morais)
06. Tamanco no Samba (Orlandivo / Hélton Menezes)
07. Seu Sargento (José Bispo ''Jamelão'')
08. Moeda Quebrada (Luis Reis / Haroldo Barbosa)
09. Molejo Diferente (Américo Cerqueira)
10. Brincando de Samba (Orlandivo / Celso Murilo)
11. Só Danço Samba (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
12. Vai de Balanço (Tião Barros)

PARALLEL REALITIES ILLUSTRATED

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

PARALLEL REALITIES AND PERSONS ARE MULTIPLYING by Bossanov:
Do you see, that "Pawal" LP has RCA Victor label on the cover?
This is the 3rd Reality, may be...
You can find the same LP also as
Roberto Rutz ÓRGÃO E RITMO (N/D) Damic LPM 5042!!!
Sometimes Celso can use Luiz Humberto name (on Paladium label), and possibly Robert Rutz (on Tropicana), Pepito Lopez e seu Quarteto (on Plaza)and even Os Sete Diabos (on Odeon)

Celso Murilo - Convida a Dancar (1963)

Masterplay MDL 13.029

01. Samba Com Molho (Hélton Menezes)
02. Nós e o Mar (Roberto Menescal / Ronaldo Bôscoli)
03. Na Cadência do Samba (Ataulfo Alves / Paulo Gesta)
04. Amor e Paz (Tito Madi)
05. Samba do Bom (Sidney Morais)
06. Tamanco no Samba (Orlandivo / Hélton Menezes)
07. Seu Sargento (José Bispo ''Jamelão'')
08. Moeda Quebrada (Luis Reis / Haroldo Barbosa)
09. Molejo Diferente (Américo Cerqueira)
10. Brincando de Samba (Orlandivo / Celso Murilo)
11. Só Danço Samba (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
12. Vai de Balanço (Tião Barros)

PARALLEL REALITIES ILLUSTRATED

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

3.9.13

Celso Murilo - Ferias No Drink (1962)

Pawal P-20.014

After posting Celso Murilo's debut album and asking a naive question about Angela or not Angela on the front cover, I got no answer to that dilemma.
On the other hand, I received today a package from Pedro & 300discos containing some missing recordings by the great organ player.

Among other, his Férias No Drink from 1960 with:

01. Pergunte ao João (Helena Silvia / Milton Costa)
02. Cadê o Pandeiro (Roberto Martins / Valfrido Silva)
03. Se Quiser Pode Ir (José Batista / João da Silva / Arthur Montenegro)
04. Pourquoi (Essa Nega Sem Sandália) (Caco Velho / Jadir de Castro)
05. Deixa Amanhecer (Rossini / Carrapicho / José Bispo ''Jamelão'')
06. Tamborim (Carlos Barroso / Humberto Teixeira)
07. Menino Desce Daí (Paulinho Nogueira)
08. Corcovado (Tom Jobim)
09. Arrivederci Roma (Renato Rascel / Pietro Garinei / Alessandro Giovannini)
10. Almost Like Being In Love (Frederick Loewe / Alan Jay Lerner)
11. Silbando Mambo (Perez Prado)
12. Chiclete Com Banana (Gordurinha / Almira Castilho)

TO KNOW OR TO HAVE

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

EDIT by Edson Mendes:
Great album!
The voice we hear on tracks "Menino desce daí" and "Chiclete com banana" is from Sandra, already posted here in Parallel (Samba 35 mm , also known as Sandra, a voz balanço).

Portinho e Sua Orquestra - Fogo Nos Metais (1974)

RCA Victor 103.0102

Our old friend Portinho is in a fireman action again, burning and extinguishing back in 1974: 

01. Porta Aberta (Luiz Ayrão)
02. Rosa de Hiroshima (Gerson Conrad / Vinicius de Moraes)
03. Fraqueza (Antônio Carlos Pinto / Jocafi / Zé do Maranhão)
04. Supermanoela (Antônio Carlos Pinto / Jocafi / Heitor Valente)
05. Tocar Na Banda (Adoniran Barbosa)
06. O Vira (João Ricardo / Luhli)
07. A Festa do Divino (Mocidade Independente - Samba-enredo 1974) (Tatu / Nezinho / Campo)
08. Kriola (Hélio Matheus)
09. O Mundo Melhor de Pixinguinha (Pizindin) (Portela - Samba-enredo 1974) (Jair Amorim / Evaldo Gouveia / Velha)
10. Dona Santa Rainha do Maracatu (Império Serrano - Samba-enredo 1974)   (Wilson Diabo / Malaquias / Carlinhos)
11. Gamelera (As Moças) (Antônio Carlos Pinto / Jocafi)
12. Pior Pra Ela (Ângelo Antônio / Carlos Imperial)
13. Boi da Cara Preta (Eneida Amor e Fantasia) (Zuzuca)

MERCEDES BENZ

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Waleska - Boleros em Espanhol (2002)

Polymusic 482.6402/470.509

01. Tu Me Acostumbraste (Frank Dominguez)
02. Vereda Tropical (Gonzalo Curiel)
03. Quizás, Quizás, Quizás (Osvaldo Farrés)
04. Tres Palabras (Osvaldo Farrés)
05. La Puerta (Luis Demetrio)
06. El Dia Que Me Quieras (Carlos Gardel / Alfredo Le Pera)
07. Quiereme Mucho (Gonzalo Roig)
08. História de Un Amor (Carlos Almarán)
09. Esperame En El Cielo (Francisco Lopez Vidal "Paquito")
10. Sabrá Dios (Álvaro Carrillo)
11. Angustia (Orlando Brito)
12. La Barca (Roberto Cantoral)
13. Solamente Una Vez (Agustín Lara)

WALESKA FROM ANOTHER REALITY New link 21. May 2021

Créditos: José Serafim

2.9.13

Sidney Miller - Compacto

Equipe CS-590

Composer, singer and guitar player Sidney Miller's compacto recorded at an unknown date for Equipe.

The two songs are:

1. Quatro Quartos (Sidney Miller)
2. É Isso Aí (Sidney Miller)

4 / 4

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Tete Espindola - Passaros Na Garganta (1982)

Som da Gente SDG 012/82

Now something out of the usual for Parallel Realities and also out of the usual music in general.
Tetê Espíndola's conceptual album from 1982 is something I have never heard anything to which it could be compared to. The nearest to her concept would, maybe, be Elizabeth Fraser's singing on Victorialand, recorded four years later.
Anyway, as this album was already posted on several sites, to some of you it will not be unknown.
The others who have it for the first time in front of them, have the opportunity to be (pleasantly or unpleasantly) surprised with:

01. Amor e Guavira (Tetê Espíndola / Carlos Rennó)       
02. Cunhataiporã (Geraldo Espíndola) 
03. Canção dos Vagalumes (Arrigo Barnabé)
04. Olhos de Jacaré (Geraldo Espíndola / Carlos Rennó)
05. Fio de Cabelo (Tetê Espíndola)
06. Cuiabá (Tetê Espíndola / Carlos Rennó)
07. Pássaros na Garganta (Tetê Espíndola / Carlos Rennó)
08. Sertaneja (René Bittencourt)
09. Longos Prazeres de Amor (Celito Espíndola)
10. Paisagem Fluvial (Tetê Espíndola / Arrigo Barnabé)
11. Ibiporã (Arrigo Barnabé)
12. Jaguadarte - Galadriel (Arrigo Barnabé / Tetê Espíndola)
13. Sertão (Tetê Espíndola / Arrigo Barnabé)

PANTHEISM AND MAGIC MUSHROOMS

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Simon Boutman's Brazil Groove (2013)


Simon Boutman's mighty Unbreakable Microgrooves blog, a place well known to most of us, where pleasant surprises happened with Simon's each new post, presenting assorted gems of rarities from Brazil to all interested, disappeared overnight one night.

After some time Microgrooves started anew but then another night disappeared overnight once more.

A few days ago the third reincarnation happened and we find the Microgrooves reborn as Brazil Groove.

I suggest you check out and bookmark:

BRAZIL GROOVE

Créditos: Simon Boutman (for the rebirth)

30.8.13

Ze Maria - Chaguinha - Dionysio - Guimaraes - Samba Very Kar (1960)

Internacional CID. 27.027

Do I have to stress the fact that this is a premiere of an unknown artist, Chaguinha, about whom I know nothing.
If you ask what instrument he plays on this LP, I can answer only that he does not play sax (as it is played by Dionysio), nor does he play piano (as it is played by Guimaraes). He is also not playing organ (as Ze Maria is doing it)...

Whatever he is playing, these compositions are performed:

01. Samba Very Kar (Ibrahim Sued / Mário Jardim)
02. Esquece (Ary Barroso / Meira Guimaraes)
03. Nega (Waldemar Games / Afonso Teixeira)
04. Voce Passou (Nazareno de Brito / Acir Pires Vermelho)
05. Carinho E Amor (Tito Madi)
06. Chore Comigo (Adelino Moreira)
07. Paraiba (Humberto Teixeira / Luiz Gonzaga)
08. Menina Moca (Luiz Antonio)
09. Meditacao ( Antonio Carlos Jobim / Newton Mendonca)
10. Jura (Ze de Zilda / Marcelino Ramos / Adolfo Jose Macedo)
11. Tem Que Rebolar (Jose Baptista Ribeiro)
12. Amor E A Rosa (Antonio Maria / Pernambuco)

SO MUCH OF NO INFORMATION

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

CLARIFICATION by Brazilliance:

A swinging and lovely album! However, I wondered about some recordings sounding familiar, and a quick check of my inventory proved that this is an compilation album as songs from previously issued albums by Dionysio and Zé Maria were used. Assumingly, the songs marked [?] are taken from Guimarães’ album of 1960. Only the first track remains very mysterious:

01. Samba Very Kar = [n/a]
02. Esquece = Guimarães’ “Tardes na Guanabara” (1960) [?]
03. Nega = Dionysio’s “Romance no Texas Bar” (1959)
04. Voce Passou = Zé Maria’s “Você Quer Dançar” (1959)
05. Carinho e Amor = Dionysio’s “Sax Magia” (1960)
06. Chore Comigo = Guimarães’ “Tardes na Guanabara” (1960) [?]
07. Paraiba = Zé Maria’s “Você Quer Dançar” (1959)
08. Menina Moca = Guimarães’ “Tardes na Guanabara” (1960) [?]
09. Meditacao = Dionysio’s “Sax Magia” (1960)
10. Jura = Zé Maria’s “Você Quer Dançar” (1959)
11. Tem Que Rebolar = Guimarães’ “Tardes na Guanabara” (1960) [?]
12. Amor e a Rosa = Dionysio’s “Sax Magia” (1960)

Still, who is Chaguinha? I guess, it is either the trumpeter or the guitarist.

MORE CONFUSION by Milan Filipović:

Memoria Musical has under the name Chaguinha only one album listed. This one is called the same as this one presented here but has, except for the first track, a different list.
Chaguinha e Seu Sexteto e Coro Sideral - Samba Very Kar (1960)
released for Sideral LPP 2006

Mario Gennari Filho - Ritmos Dancantes (1954)

Odeon LDS 3003

Ritmos Dançantes, Mário Gennari Filho's 10' LP from 1954 was already posted on Parallel Realities under the name Fiesta in Rio, released for Decca and in another cover (you may take a look and compare it by clicking HERE). By coincidence, the link was deleted by mistake, which I discovered just yesterday.

The compositions are:

1. Pra Você Gostar de Mim (Taí) (Joubert de Carvalho) Baião
2. Velho Romance (Mário Gennari Filho) Bolero
3. Maringá (Joubert de Carvalho) Baião
4. Baião Caçula (Mário Gennari Filho) Baião
5. De Papo Pro Á (Joubert de Carvalho / Olegário Mariano) Baião
6. Zíngara (Joubert de Carvalho / Olegário Mariano) Bolero
7. Casinha da Colina (Tradicional / Adpt. Pedro de Sá Pereira / Adpt. Luis Peixoto) Baião
8. Garota (Mário Gennari Filho) Baião

THE ORIGINAL VERSION OF RHYTHMS

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

29.8.13

Mario Gennari Filho - O Diplomata do Acordeon (1954)

Odeon LDS 3002

Accordeon player Mário Gennari Filho in a diplomatic action aimed at easing the international tensions over the tragic happenings in Syria with his 10' LP from 1954...

Enjoy:

1. Maringá (Joubert de Carvalho) Baião
2. O ''M'' da Minha Mão (Mário Gennari Filho / Ribeiro Filho) Bolero
3. A Voz do Violão (Francisco Alves / Horácio Campos) Baião
4. Índia (José Asunción Flores / Manuel Ortiz Guerrero) Bolero
5. Baião Caçula (Mário Gennari Filho) Baião
6. O Cigano (Marcelo Tupinambá / João do Sul) Bolero
7. Chuá, Chuá (Pedro de Sá Pereira / Ari Pavão) Baião
8. Copacabana (João de Barro / Alberto Ribeiro) Samba

MR. MAGIC

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Celso Murilo e Seu Ritmo - Sambas na Passarela (1961)

Pawal P-20.002

Thanks to Andreas Dünnewald, the author of the book: Brazilliance - Record Covers of Brazil (1952-1977), I am gradually nearing the 18+ tag for Parallel Realities. Yesterday he sent me this rarity wrapped in countless beautiful and not too heavily dressed ladies, fronted by Angela Maria or a lookalike of hers. 
After hours of staring at the artwork, I also found time to listen to organ player Celso Murilo's debut album, recorded in 1961.

You may do the same. Above is the front cover and below are the compositions performed:

01. Boato (João Roberto Kelly)
02. Atire A Primeira Pedra (Ataulfo Alves / Mário Lago)
03. Murmúrio (Djalma Ferreira / Luis Antônio)
04. Jarro da Saudade (Mirabeau / Daniel Barbosa / Geraldo Blota)
05. Samba Triste (Baden Powell / Billy Blanco)
06. Samba na Passarela (Luis Gonçalves / Nilton Valle)
07. Guarde A Sandália Dela (Germano Mathias / Sereno)
08. Volta (Djalma Ferreira / Luiz Bandeira)
09. Dizem Por Aí (Manoel da Conceição / Alberto Paz)
10. Fica Comigo (Luis Antônio)
11. A Fonte Secou (Monsueto / Tufic Lauar / Marcléo)
12. Zelão (Sérgio Ricardo)


Distracted, I almost forgot to mention the musicians:

Celso Murilo (Órgão, Piano)
Geraldo (Violão)
Célio (Baixo)
Bituca (Bateria)
Rubens (Pandeiro)
Cazuza (Cuíca),
Humberto (Agogô)
Wayne (Tamborim) 
Pedro e Gilberto (Caixeta) 


Confused, I almost forgot to write the appropriate link: 

THE APPROPRIATE LINK 

Créditos: Andreas Dünnewald - Brazilliance  

QUESTION by Milan Filipović:

Angela or not Angela, that is now the question.

MORE REALITIES by Brazilliance

Some trivia unveiled to add some more realities:

Nine songs from this album were reissued on Conjunto Balambossa’s “Samba ao Vivo” (Coledisc CD012): Samba Triste, Boato, Volta, Murmúrio, Dizem Por Aí, Fica Comigo, Falsa Baiana, Fiz o Bobão and Zelão. The rest of “Samba ao Vivo” was compiled from Celso Murilo’s “Órgão e Ritmo” aka “Convida a Dançar” (1963, Moeda Quebrada, O Amor em Paz) and Fats Elpidio’s “Samba da Madrugada” (1962, Na Roda do Samba).

Five songs from this album, Samba Triste, Quem Manda na Minha Vida, Volta, Boato and Zelão, were also compiled on the uncredited album “Samba Exportação” (Itamaraty ITAM-7079, c. 1970) which also contains songs from Celso Murilo’s “Ritmos na Passarela” and “Ferias no Drink

Zezinho e Coro Odeon - Compacto Duplo (1963)

Odeon 7BD-1099 (reissue from another reality)

That I am a fan of Zázinho (the singer) is by now well known to all visitors of this parallel reality, so there is no need to hide my delight after I received this compacto duplo, in spite of the fact that it had the same problem as the Alda Perdigão EP posted earlier today.
The solution to the problem was also the same: The missing cover had been found in another reality...

The songs are:

1. Segundo Casamento de D. Pedro I (Antonio Alves / Marques Balbino)
2. Tamborim de Ouro (Ary Guarda)
3. O Apito Na Escola de Samba (Billy Blanco)
4. Lá Vem Portela (Billy Blanco)

ESCOLA DE SAMBA New link

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

28.8.13

Ester de Abreu - Isto E Fado (1958)

RCA Victor BBL 1004

Straight from my Santa Claus list as first album to be posted out of a fresh and juicy package that arrived this morning from Pedro & 300discos to be enjoyed by all hedonists interested:

Ester de Abreu's Isto É Fado a rarity from 1958.

Ester is accompanied by:

Antônio Ferreira e Antônio Rodrigues (Guitarra portuguesa)
Leonel Villar e Armando Nunes (Violões)
Luis Marinho (Contrabaixo)

The Fados performed are:

01. Sinal Da Cruz (Ferrer Trindade / Linhares Barbosa / Maximiano de Souza)
02. Recado a Lisboa (João Villaret)
03. Fado do Ciúme (Amadeu do Vale / Frederico Valério)
04. Ai Mouraria (Frederico Valério / Amadeu do Vale)
05. Que Deus Me Perdoe (Frederico Valério / Silva Tavares)
06. Canção da Madragoa (Raul Ferrão / José Galhardo / Vasco Sant'Ana)
07. Mas Sou Fadista (Artur Ribeiro / Ferrer Trindade)
08. Nem Às Paredes Confesso (Artur Ribeiro / Ferrer Trindade / Maximiano de Souza)
09. Tudo Isto É Fado (Fernando de Carvalho / Aníbal Nazareth)
10. Sofre Coração (João Nobre / Amadeu do Vale)
11. Amor Sou Tua (Frederico Valério / G. Pereira da Rosa)
12. Canção do Mar (Ferrer Trindade / Frederico Brito)

LISBOA

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Alda Perdigao - EP (1960)

Odeon EP BWB 1.122 (reissue from another reality)

Several days ago, my friend Simon Boutman, an experienced time traveler, returned from one of his trips through the early sixties with a souvenir:
The lost, forgotten and impossible to find EP by Alda Perdigão from 1960, which he sent to us by mail.
Unfortunately, the EP was without the original cover, but someone else, for whom travels through parallel realities have become a routine, found in another reality existing parallel to the one, most of us consider as the only one, a passable cover, so this EP is ready to be posted and I am doing it right now.

Enjoy Alda's beautiful voice while she is performing:

1. Tome Continha de Você (Dolores Duran / Edson Borges)
2. Samba Triste (Baden Powell / Billy Blanco)
3. Fim de Caso (Dolores Duran)
4. Camelô (Billy Blanco)

ALDA FROM ANOTHER TIME AND REALITY

Créditos: Simon Boutman

27.8.13

Tempo Trio (1965)

London/Odeon LLB 1007

A few more words about this re-post from Loronix you may read on Órfãos do Loronix, where Zeca's text is reprinted.

The cast:

Helvius Vilela: Piano
Paulo Horta: Contrabaixo
Paschoal Meirelles: Bateria

The tracks:

01. Tudo de Você (Marcos Valle / Paulo Sérgio Valle)
02. Menino das Laranjas (Theo de Barros)
03. Tema de Morro Pot-pourri:
      Enquanto a Tristeza Não Vem (Sérgio Ricardo)
      Feio Não É Bonito (Carlos Lуra / Gianfranсesco Guarnieri)
      O Morro Não Tem Vez (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
04. Aleluia (Edu Lobo / Ruy Guerra)
05. Terra de Ninguém (Marcos Valle / Paulo Sérgio Valle)
06. Carcará (João do Vale / José Cândido)
07. Tempo Quente (Helvius Vilela Borges)
08. Gente (Marcos Valle / Paulo Sérgio Valle)
09. Tema de Maria Pot-pourri:
      Maria (Ary Barroso / Luis Peixoto)
      Mania de Maria (Luiz Bonfá / Maria Helena Toledo)
      Maria Ninguém (Carlos Lуra)
      Maria Moita (Carlos Lуra / Viniсius de Moraes)
      Reza (Edu Lobo / Ruy Guerra)
10. Curta Metragem (Maurício Einhorn / Arnaldo Costa)
11. E a Gente Sonhando (Milton Nascimento)
12. Borandá (Edu Lobo)

THE PLACE IN TIME

The credit: Zecalouro

Betinho e Sua Guitarra em Play Back - Suave Mensagem

Somdepaz LPSP-17007-B

Here is the fourth and last album by Betinho found in the latest package sent to us by Pedro & 300discos.
Here we have a completely different King of The Night, performing on his guitar instrumental versions of religious themes, accompanied by Luiz Schiao - Orgão and Minoru Shioda - Contra Baixo. The album was released by Somdepaz, a label promoting religious music.
The date of release is unknown to me, but logic says that it was recorded after his night club period.
Was Betinho fed up with sins, heavy drinking, adultery, rip-offs of guests by waiters and all other immoral things that usually happen nightly in night clubs, or was there another reason, I do not know, but there it is and here is the result:

Suave and beautiful:

01. Terra Feliz (J. P. Webster)
02. Vale de Bençãos (Sara Kally)
03. Muito Aém do Sol
04. Ao Teu Lado Meu Jesus  (Negro Spiritual)
05. Pai Celeste
06. Um Pobre Cego (O. Smith)
07. Mais Perto Meu Deus de Ti (Dr. L. Manson)  
08. Manso e Suave (Will L. Thompson)
09. Bendita Hora de Oração (Wm B. Bradbury)
10. Vem Senhor Me Guiar (Thomas A. Dorsey)
11. O Amor de Deus (F. M. Lehman)
12. Confia Em Deus

ARREPENDIMENTO corrected

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

26.8.13

Silvio Aleixo (1967)

Philips P 632.770 L

Presenting singer Silvio Aleixo with an album from 1967 which is actually a reissue of his first career album Estréia released 1965. Both LPs have the same cover, the same serial number and the same tracks except that 3 tracks from the 1965 version have been replaced with 3 new tracks, his recent sucessos: Apelo, Canção Do Negro Amor and Mensagem.

So, the 1967 track list is:

01. Apelo (Baden Powell / Vinicius de Moraes)
02. Canção do Negro Amor (Capiba / Ariano Suassuna)
03. Água Com Areia (Jair Amorim / Jacobina)
04. Onde Está Você (Oscar Castro Neves / Luvercy Fiorini)
05. Duas Contas (Garoto)
06. Fica Mal Com Deus (Geraldo Vandré)
07. Mensagem (Adilson Godoy)
08. Chuva (Durval Ferreira / Pedro Camargo)
09. Não Tem Solução (Dorival Caymmi / Carlos Guinle)
10. Razão de Viver (Eumir Deodato / Paulo Sérgio Valle)
11. Vou Por Aí (Baden Powell / Aloysio de Oliveira)
12. Na Paz do Seu Olhar (João Mello)

PREMIERE

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Gao - The Melodic Sound of Gao's Piano and The Ipanema Strings (1966)

London/Odeon LLB 1009

Everything you always wanted to know about Gaó and his piano but were afraid to ask, you may find inside Zeca's text about this release (as this is a re-post from Loronix) reprinted on Órfãos do Loronix

01. Murmurando (Fon-Fon / Mário Rossi)
02. Curare (Bororó)
03. Apanhei-te Cavaquinho (Ernesto Nazareth)
04. Flor do Abacate (Álvaro Sandim "Santini")
05. Naquele Tempo (Pixinguinha / Benedito Lacerda)
06. Da Cor do Pecado (Bororó)
07. Linda Flor (Ai Ioiô) (Henrique Vogeler / Luis Peixoto / Marques Porto)
08. Saudade (Lauro Miranda)
09. André de Sapato Novo  (André Victor Correia)
10. Carinhoso  (Pixinguinha / João de Barro)
11. Tenebroso  (Ernesto Nazareth)
12. Cabeludo  (Gaó)

CURARE

Créditos: Zecalouro

25.8.13

Pepito y Sus Cha Cha Chapas - Cha-Cha-Cha Para Dois (1962)

Philips P 630.487 L

Dancing with Pepito and his (y sus) Chá Chá Chapas, opens, after the dance to this masterfully performed Brazilian compositions, the inevitable question:
Who is Pepito?

And: Who are the Chapas, masters of the Chá-Chá-Chá rhythm?

The back cover text on their only career album (according to Memoria Musical) explains every aspect of compositions performed, but does not credit the musicians and says almost nothing about Pepito.

On the other hand the producer's full name is fortunately written loud and clear:

Enjoy Armando Pittigliani's production of these tracks performed by Pepito y Sus Chá-Chá-Chá Chapas:

01. Alá-Lá-Ô (Haroldo Lobo / Antônio Nássara)
02. Conceição (Jair Amorim / Valdemar de Abreu "Dunga")
03. Fiz a Cama na Varanda (Dilú Mello / Ovídio Chaves)
04. O Teu Cabelo Não Nega (Raul Valença / João Valença / Lamartine Babo)
05. Eu Sei Que Vou Te Amar (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
06. Mamãe Eu Quero (Jararaca / Vicente Paiva)
07. Campari Chá-chá-chá (A. Soares / Carlos Monteiro de Souza)
08. Chiquita Bacana (João de Barro / Alberto Ribeiro)
09. Quem É (Osmar Navarro / Oldemar Magalhães)
10. Cantigas de Roda (Tradicional)
11. A Jardineira (Benedito Lacerda / Humberto Porto)
12. Aurora (Roberto Roberti / Mário Lago)

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GUESS by Bossanov:
Really nice Cha cha cha's from Pepito.
I can only suppose, who is Pepito...
After that record Philips released 2 LP of "Don Pepito", latest with arrangements of Miguel Cidrás (Miguel Angel Cidrás Rivas, RIP in 2008)- pianist and arranger from Montevideo famous for his work with Equipe label (as Miguel Angel with Os Ipanemas), with Som Nove combo, "Boogaloo Combo", with tango bands, etc. May he is this "Pepito"?

Betinho e Seu Conjunto Dancante No 1 (1959)

Copacabana CLP 11130

What I omitted to mention in either of the two previous post is that the King of the Night's real name is Alberto Borges de Barros...

The list of tracks on this album won't be omitted and they are ready for listening, enjoying & dancing to:

01. Você Passou (Nazareno de Brito / Alcyr Pires Vermelho)
02. Minha Garota (Mу Little Babу) (Нenrу Maddoх / Rose Maddoх / Vrs. Irany Alba)
03. Petite Fleur (Sidney Beсhet)
04. Cansei (Djalma Ferreira / Luis Antônio)
05. Mandou-me Embora (Betinho / Heitor Carillo)
06. Olhos Negros (Tradicional)
07. Ay Mulata (N. Gomes / T. Madinez)
08. Quero Beijar-te as Mãos (Arcênio de Carvalho / Lourival Faissal)
09. Eu Sei Que Vou Te Amar (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
10. Guacira (Hekel Tavares / Joracy Camargo)
11. Stella By Starlight (Ned Washington / Viсtor Young)
12. A Lágrima Rolou (Habib)

AY MULATA

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IDENTIFICATION by Bossanov: 
Cido, playing piano with Betinho here is famous Cido Bianchi from Jongo Trio and Brazilian Octopus.

24.8.13

Betinho e Seu Conjunto - O Rei da Noite (1959)

Copacabana CLP 11077

On this album by Betinho, O Rei da Noite, released one year after the previously posted, the cast is slightly different:

Betinho (Guitarra)
Daniel (Piano)
Renatinho (Acordeom)
Clineu (Bateria)
Navajas (Contrabaixo)
Johnny (Guitarra, Ritmo)
Rafael (Ritmo)

And the compositions are completely different ones:

01. Fita Amarela (Noel Rosa)  
      O Orvalho Vem Caindo (Noel Rosa / Kid Pepe) -
      Scapricciatiello (Pacifico Vento / Ferdinando Albano)
      Trem Ô Lá Lá (Lauro Maia / Humberto Teixeira)
02. I Love You Samantha (Cole Porter)
03. Doce de Leite (Betinho)
04. Over The Rainbow (Harold Arlen / Edgar Yipsel Нarburg)
05. A Polca Do Véio (Josué de Barros)
06. Ay Cosita Linda (Pacho Galan)
07. Ralando Coco (Betinho)
08. I'm Confessing That I Love You (D. Daugherty / E. Reуnolds / A. J. Neiburg)
09. Amor Coisa Estranha (Baby / Amauri Medeiros)
10. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (Volare) (Domenico Modugno / Franco Migliacci)
11. Choro X (Betinho)
12. Meu Mundo Сaiu (Maуsa)

THE KING OF THE NIGHT

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Betinho e Seu Conjunto - Betinho, Rock & Calypso (1959)

Copacabana CLP 10016

There have been so many unknown artists presented lately, thanks to Pedro & 300discos, that I completely skipped adding the "Premiere" text. Maybe it would be better to add "Not a premiere" to the occasional already presented artists.

Now is the time for Betinho the King of the Night, as the next album that will be posted is labeled, apparently a hot night club attraction at the end of the fifties.
Originally this album was released as a 10' LP one year prior to this 12' reissue onto which 4 tracks from 78 Rpms were added.

By the way Calypso Rock and Gabriel were part of the soundtrack for the movie Um Marido Para Três Mulheres.

The cast is credited with first names only, yet you will be able to spot out some very famous musicians:

Betinho (Guitarra)
Renatinho (Acordeom)
Salinas (Piano)
Navajas (Contrabaixo)
Bolão (Saxofone)
Pirituba e Rafael (Bateria)

perfoming these rock calypsos:

01. Rock no Galinheiro (Betinho) Rock
02. Matilda (Harry Thomas / Vrs. Júlio Nagib) Calypso
03. Cachito (Consuela Velazqtues) Calypso Rock
04. Paco-Paco (Manoel Ferreira / Antônio Mojica) Calypso
05. Baby Loer (Wandra Morrol) Calypso Rock
06. Gabriel (Heitor Carillo / Betinho) Calypso
07. Calypso Rock (Betinho / P. Barros) Calypso
08. Se Ela Vier (Betinho / Heitor Carillo) Rock Lento
09. Buona Sera (Carl Sigman / Peter de Rose)
10. Little Darling (Maurice Williams)  Rock
11. Peanuts (J. Cook)
12. Enrolando o Rock (Betinho / Heitor Carillo) Rock

CALYPSO ROCK

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