Why should they let an album like this one goes out-of-print? A truly jewel from the mid 70's by Alaide Costa, one of the greatest Brazilian divas. Since the beginning, I had that felling that I was hearing something really out of the standard from a singer solo LP.In spite of the great Alaide Costa performance and interpretation, the difference here is on the world-class team of Brazilian jazzman assembled to the set, as follows:
Personnel
Production
Milton Nascimento and Mariozinho Rocha
Arrangements and Conduction
Joao Donato
Joao Donato
(piano)
Novelli
(bass)
Robertinho Silva
(drums)
Nelson Angelo
(guitars)
Toninho Horta
(electric guitar)
Ivan Lins
(piano on track Corpos)
Joao Donato, Novelli, Nelson Angelo and Fernando Leporace
(backing vocals)
Production
Milton Nascimento and Mariozinho Rocha
Arrangements and Conduction
Joao Donato
Joao Donato
(piano)
Novelli
(bass)
Robertinho Silva
(drums)
Nelson Angelo
(guitars)
Toninho Horta
(electric guitar)
Ivan Lins
(piano on track Corpos)
Joao Donato, Novelli, Nelson Angelo and Fernando Leporace
(backing vocals)
Sorry, almost forgot the tracks, here we go:
01 - Pai Grande (Milton Nascimento)
02 - O Samba Que Eu Lhe Fiz (Sueli Costa)
03 - Coração (Nelson Ângelo / Ronaldo Bastos)
04 - Catavento (Milton Nascimento)
05 - Quem Sou Eu (Johnny Alf)
06 - Sonho e Fantasia (João Donato / Lysias Ênio)
07 - Corpos (Ivan Lins / Vitor Martins)
08 - Pé Sem Cabeça (Danilo Caymmi / Ana Borba)
09 - Tomara (Novelli / Paulo César Pinheiro / Maurício Tapajós)
10 - Viver de Amor (Toninho Horta / Ronaldo Bastos)
11 - Tempo Calado (Alaíde Costa / Paulo Alberto Ventura)
12 - O Que Se Sabe de Cor (Fernando Leporace)
