If you've been to Brasil you understand that the music is great! If you haven't been there you need to go now! 
or just check out the sounds of Sergio Mendes. His new cd (Timeless) comes out on Valentine's Day and it's just the right music to relax to It's sooooo chill. I heard about it at Universal Music... It was sooo random.
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Brazilian sounds
Posted: January 27, 2006 - 4:05pm
Submitted By: Buddha
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Re: Brazilian sounds
Posted: January 31, 2006 - 4:03pm
Sorry!
In addition to the usual suspects, I'm also a Flora Purim fan.
Same with Milton Nascimento and trying to find Samba de breque or Samba reggae artists like Olodum.
I guess when I saw your topic, I felt overwhelmed. There's so much Brazilian music that it's almost like asking how people feel about "American Music!"
Just so long as people go one level deeper than "Rhythm of the Saints," I'm happy. 
Submitted By: Kal Rubinson
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Re: Brazilian sounds
Posted: January 31, 2006 - 4:29pm
Have heard "Esquina de SP" with Wilma de Oliveira? It's a live club recording (in japan!!) on Saidera SACD (CSDA 1027 SA).
Kal
Submitted By: Buddha
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Re: Brazilian sounds
Posted: January 31, 2006 - 4:33pm
Ooh!
Maybe I should start thinking about getting one of those new fangled SACD thingamajiggers.
How long until it would be defunct?
I'm still pissed about my Elcassette, digital tape recorder, mini-disc, and Betamax Hi Fi experiences.
Did Sony spearhead SACD?
If it did, I fear for its short term future.
Submitted By: Kal Rubinson
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Re: Brazilian sounds
Posted: January 31, 2006 - 5:24pm
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Ooh!
Maybe I should start thinking about getting one of those new fangled SACD thingamajiggers.
How long until it would be defunct?
I'm still pissed about my Elcassette, digital tape recorder, mini-disc, and Betamax Hi Fi experiences.
Did Sony spearhead SACD?
If it did, I fear for its short term future.
Well, Sony's pretty much bailed on SACD but this disc is a hybrid and playable on regular CD players. Other labels are more stalwart in their support of the format.
OTOH, I will be keeping an SACD player for the foreseeable future as I already have more than 1000 SACDs in the collection.
Kal
Submitted By: Jim Tavegia
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Re: Brazilian sounds
Posted: February 1, 2006 - 6:15pm
Buddha,
I was with you all the way until you got me with the Betamax deck. The Elcassette...what else starts with an E...Oh Ya, Edsel. I also had a swell three head 2 speed Bic Cassette deck.
Submitted By: JoeE SP9
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Re: Brazilian sounds
Posted: February 19, 2006 - 11:24am
If you like Brazilian rhythms and music. You might want to check out this CD. Brazilified Quango QMG-5003. It's a collection of Brazilian dance and club music. Some of the tunes would make Grant leave his tomb and head for the nearest club.
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Re: Brazilian sounds
Posted: February 19, 2006 - 2:33pm
How about Elaine Elias...she can really play and is "so easy" on the eyes. Her recordings sound very good as well.
Submitted By: Kal Rubinson
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Re: Brazilian sounds
Posted: February 19, 2006 - 4:39pm
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In my opinion, Tom Jobim and Jo
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Re: Brazilian sounds
Posted: February 19, 2006 - 4:43pm
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In my opinion, Tom Jobim and Jo
Submitted By: ohfourohnine
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Re: Brazilian sounds
Posted: February 19, 2006 - 5:09pm
Question for Unregistered from Brazil.
Yo Yo Ma released a CD some time ago entitled Obrigado Brazil. He played with Cyro Baptista, Oscar Castro-neves, Jorge Calandrelli, Rosa Passos, Paulo Braga, Helio Alves, Sergio and Odair Assad, Paquito D'Alvera, Cesar Camargo, Romero Lubambo, Egberto Gismonti and Nelson Matta. Perhaps you've heard this charming recording. Prior to this, the only Brazilian musicians I recognized were Bonfa, Jobim, and Gilberto. Are the musicians who played with Yo Yo popular in Brazil?
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Re: Brazilian sounds
Posted: February 19, 2006 - 5:11pm
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Submitted By: Kal Rubinson
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Re: Brazilian sounds
Posted: February 20, 2006 - 8:52am
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Submitted By: smejias
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Re: Brazilian sounds
Posted: February 21, 2006 - 8:34am
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Rather, it reflects my increasing annoyance that the first post did not immediately appear until I realized that Stephen doesn't work 24/7.
Kal
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