I have learned a long time ago: when something came to your head from the blue, you should follow and obey. That's what I'm doing right now, making available a LP from Erlon Chaves and his Banda Veneno, a chorus of 40 voices he assembled in 1971.
This is Erlon Chaves - Banda Veneno Internacional Nr. 3 (1973), with musical direction of Mazzola and arrangements by Erlon Chaves. Perhaps zecalouro is influenced with this wonderful cover artwork. Anyway, it is Saturday night in Brazil. Tracks include:
01 - Habanera (from the opera "Carmen") (Bizet) -- El Toreador (from the Opera "Carmen") (Bizet)
02 - Push Together (P. Els / F. de Prijck) -- The Cisco Kid (S. Allen / H. R. Brown / M. Dickerson / L. Jordan / C. W. Miller / L. Oskar / H. Scott)
03 - Long Train Runnin (T. Johnston) -- Soul Makossa (M. Dibango)
04 - My Love (Paul McCartney) -- Live And Let Die (Paul McCartney / Linda McCartney)
05 - Issmechú Hashamaim (Hebrew Tradition)
06 - Jingle Bells (Folklore) -- White Christmas (Irving Berlin)
07 - Killing Me Softly Wiht His Song (Norman Gimbel / C. Fox) -- Lost Horizon (Burt Bacharach / David)
08 - I Don't Live Without Your Love (N. Keys)
09 - Let Your Yeah Be Yeah (J. Cliff) -- He (Michaele / Lana / Paul Sebastian)
10 - O Show Já Terminou (Roberto Carlos / Erasmo Carlos) -- De Tanto Amor (Roberto Carlos / Erasmo Carlos) -- A Distância (Roberto Carlos / Erasmo Carlos)
1 comment:
Bom disco! O maestro Erlon Chaves me lembra "Um Instante Maestro", do Flávio Cavalcanti.Saudades!
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