This is a very special post, probably the most awaited post at Loronix ever. This release could only made possible with the help of Caetano Rodrigues. I invite all Loronixers to say thanks to Caetano at this post comment section to create a long stripe of thanks for this release, the last ones and the forthcoming. Just say thanks, just do it. It will be a great and creative manner to give a nice feedback for his amazing collaboration.For more than a few weeks we have been exchanging ideas about this artist and this series of three LPs that are solid from start to the end. This is the first one, Juarez e Seu Conjunto - Masterplay Goes to New York (1963), for Masterplay, an astonishing instrumental LP reinventing well-known American standards as never seen before.
Juarez is a Brazilian saxophonist, a true legend, considered by many reviewers and specialists one of top five sax players in the world ever. Juarez has died recently in 2003 with the age of 72. Personnel listing is available bellow with track list:
Personnel
Juarez
(sax tenor)
Jorge Marinho
(bass)
Nelsinho
(trombone)
Neco
(guitar)
Humberto Garin
(Guiro)
Rubens Bassini
(Pandeiro)
Carla Baroni
(Afouche)
Juarez
(sax tenor)
Jorge Marinho
(bass)
Nelsinho
(trombone)
Neco
(guitar)
Humberto Garin
(Guiro)
Rubens Bassini
(Pandeiro)
Carla Baroni
(Afouche)
Tracks
01 - How High The Moon (N. Hamilton / M. Lewis)
02 - I'll Be Seeing You (I. Kahal / S. Fain)
03 - Matilda (H. Thomas)
04 - Lullaby Of Broadway (H. Warren / A. Dubin)
05 - The Tender Trap (S. Cahn / J. V. Heusen)
06 - I Could Have Danced All Night (F. Lowe / A. J. Lerner)
07 - Lullaby Of Birdland (B. Y. Forster / G. Shearing)
08 - Blue Moon (L. Hart / R. Rodgers)
09 - Make The Knife (Moritat) (Kurt Weill / Bertold Brecht)
10 - Marie (I. Berling)
11 - The Lady Is a Tramp (L. Hart / R. Rodgers)
12 - Tea For Two (Irving Caesar / V. Youmans)
13 comments:
Thanks Caetano for all the great music!
Caetano, obrigado por tudo, em nome dos Loronixers.
Grande Abraço do Amigo zeca
Caetano Rodrigues you are the absolute best!!! THANK YOU for sharing your music and adding so much pleasure to my life.
Caetano, obrigado ! UN GROSSO GRAZIE DALL'ITALIA !!
Muito obrigado, sempre, pelos discos maravilhosos aqui divulgados. É uma chance única de se ter acesso à música brasileira do passado, de valor inestimável para os mais jovens e interessados na cultura deste país.
Thanks !
Caetanaço! Amigo desconhecido mas valioso, compartilhando sua coleção com generosidade e colaborando para o aprimoramento da cultura musical de todos nós. Obrigadíssimo! A vc e ao Zeca.
Obrigado, Caetano, por dividir suas raridades conosco nesse espaço, pela força que deu ao Gavin nos vááááááários relançamentos importantes em cedê - e que me permitiram mergulhar de vez na música brasileira instrumental, e pelo seu carinho e dedicação ao conservar a salvo todos esses bolachões.
VALEU !!!!!!!!!
PS - tenho guardada a capa da Ilustrada, de algunas anos atrás, onde vc apareceu numa foto com o Gavin segurando várias preciosidades. Aos poucos, realizo o sonho de ouvir todas elas :-)_
Caetano, muito obrigado para toda a música grande !
Muuuuuito obrigado caetano e zecalouro por mais um disco deste incrivel saxofinista, sem duvida um dos melhores do mundo!! Será que era pedir demais aquele disco primeiro da masterplay "O inimitável Juarez"?
Caetano y Zecalouro, I has been a fan and a lover of Bossa Nova , maybe 40 years ago (I am 57 now). Since the first time I found Loronix about a month ago, I think ny life changed a lot in a beautiful way. I am Obstetrics & Ginecology Doctor and I paid all my medicine studies by playing organ at parties and clubs. I really play bossa nova all the time. My favorite song is Garota de Ipanema, and it´s so special for me that my family knows that when I die, they have to play it at the funerals.............Thank you for all this wonderful music and specially for this album..........Thank you from Guatemala, Central América.........ARTURO GRAMAJO
many more thanks than I can express with words to Caetano and Zecalouro and all the people who share their music here. It's like travelling in time and space, I'm a dutchman (from Holland), living in the south of France, my "job" is making streetmusic, mainly in Switzerland, bossa nova & samba among others (blues & ballads). Thanks to you I can discover so much music I could never find here. Millionfold, trillionfold thanks. Love, Rob
PS.: Moritat is not the name of a composer, it's how the germans call a sort of song singing about murder (Mordtat, that is the act of murder). This just for your information, to avoid you spending hours looking for a composer with this name, trying to find other songs written by the same...
love, rob
Joyful! Superb! Incredible how they bring such a beat to these standards.
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