Antonio Adolfo & Brazuca - Quebra Cabeca 11. Erlon Chaves e Banda Veneno - Shirley Sexy / Sex Appeal 6. Mereilles e Sua Orquestra - Tristeza Pe No Chao 3. These are just some of the Great Arrangers of Brazil! 1.
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In this show we find Moacir Santos, the self taught genius who ghost wrote for Lalo Schifrin (Coisa No 5 is Mission Impossible - listen!), jazz player J.T Mereilles, here arranging a trad samba, Mario Castro Neves' great pop bossa vocals arrangements, serious composer Rogerio Duprat mixing erudite with fuzz box guitars, paulista trumpeter Carlos Piper doing foreign pop hits, Erlon Chaves, another trumpeter who gave up serious jazz for the glamour of the TV pop world, Orlando Silveira, arranger for Marcos Valle amongst others, Jose Bertrami founder of Azymuth and one of the most prolific arrangers in Brazil, the awesome Hareton Salvanini doing pornochancadas soundtracks, (nowadays jingles in Sao Paulo), Tamba Trio's Luiz Eca creating legendary arrangements in a single weekend for Milton Nascimento's first LP in 67, jazzer Antonio Adolfo sidetracking and helping to create samba jazz fusion, organist Ed Lincoln, not normally though of as an arranger, but who certainly is, and finally the genius of Joao Donato, creating complex polyrhythms from simple building blocks. Some of those arrangers however, transcended the humdrum and created fantastic and innovative arrangements for their recording sessions. Azimuth - Marcos Valleĭespite its many innovations Brazilian music was for many years a very traditional business and long after the Beatles and Rollings Stones had made writing and arranging your own songs de rigeur, Brazilian labels still used maestros to arrange almost all their artists, even those with their own arranging skills like Edu Lobo and Joao Donato were made to use in house arrangers. Diamante Cor de Rosa - Jose Roberto e Seu Conjunto 13. Azimuth - Azimuth (O Fabuloso Fittipaldi) 2.
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All the tracks here feature either the full band or the nucleus of Bertrami and at least one member of the trio. the group operated under various guises and formats before becoming the trio known today - Os Tatuis, The Youngsters, Projecto III, Ze Roberto Trio, are just some of those. After some problems with the US band of the same name the spelling became Azymuth.
Soon after when Marcos Valle composed the soundtrack to a documnetary on the life of Emerson Fittipaldi Valle under contract to Odeon called in the Apolo IV and the album was made under the Azimuth name. At that time the group were using the name Apolo IV and the track was called Azimuth. Forget Steve Cropper and those memphis guys - Bertrami and co have played on hundreds and hundreds of singles and albums and this show just scratches the surface of some of the immense musical talent possessed by this trio! The group took their name from a track recorded for the TV Globo novela Veu de Noiva which featured formula 1 as a backdrop. Cantaloupe Island - Raulzinho & Impacto 8Īzymuth (or Azimuth as they are sometimes called) must be the most recorded backing band in history. Que Maravilha - As Quentes do Patropi 13. Pedrinho Mattar (feat.Tita) - Nirvana 12. Brasil, Brasa, Braseiro - Doris Monteiro 5. I Say a Little Prayer - Brasilia Modern Six 4. Durval Ferreira / Orlandivo side project As Quentes do Patropi cover Jorge Ben & Toquinho's Que Maravilha whilst Osmar Milito backing group Quarteto Forma 7" rarity A Ilha is followed by Raul de Souza's laconic funk version of Herbie Hancock's Seminal Cantaloupe Island - Brasil by Mellow Groove! 1. Studio session group Formula 7 bring in Simplesmente and army funksters Fuzi 9 come up trumps with their weird Hebrew sounding Haiakaiam! Italian based percussion legend Mandrake has a cool version Jobim's Estrada do Sol and Pedrinho Mattar is joined by the wonderful Tita on her Nirvana. Legendary chanteuse Elis Regina recorded A Time For Love in London with Scott Walker's Arranger Reg Knight. Doris Monteiro covers paulo Diniz's first nordestino groove hit and the great Ed Lincoln comes up with his blues swing (Balanco Azul). Brasilia Modern Six stay with the intertnational cover theme and a hip version of Bacharach & David's Say A Little Prayer.
Joao Donato joined Bossa Rio for their tour of japan in 69 and this is a great version of Bad Company's Come And Get It. This podcast features some great tracks with one thing in common - mellow grooves! Antonio Adolfo & Brazuca's Festival sound contributes Claudia and sets the tone for some great 60s funky mellowness.
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