Tuesday, May 29, 2007

Tito Madi - Amor e Paz (1963)

This is a contribution of a great enthusiast of the music from Brazil, a great enthusiast of Loronix and a very good friend of zecalouro, the legendary bossanovadreamer, one of the first bloggers who created and maintained a blog dedicated to Bossa Nova at blogspot.com. bossanovadreamer dedicated this post to so many people that I will not list them here, I will just dedicate to Loronixers, which is everybody who stay connected with our community. Thanks bossanovadreamer, the effort you put on Brazilian music cause has no parallel.

This is Tito Madi - Amor e Paz (1963), for Entre/CBS, with orchestra arrangements, direction and conduction by Astor Silva. Self-explanatory release awaited by many Loronixers. I received a message from a friend saying that Loronix needs to approach more Tito Madi albums. I agree, Tito Madi discography is huge, mainly from the late 50's to 60's where he released almost fifteen LPs and 10-inches. Thanks for this one, bossanovadreamer. Tracks include:

01 - Jogado Fora (João Mello)
02 - Amor e Paz (Tito Madi)
03 - Com o Amor Não Se Brinca (Romeo Nunes / Carlito)
04 - Ah Se Eu Pudesse (Roberto Menescal / Ronaldo Bôscoli)
05 - A Mesma Rosa Amarela (Capiba / Carlos Penna Filho)
06 - Corcovado (Tom Jobim)
07 - Pra Que Mentir (Sergio Napp)
08 - Está Nascendo Um Samba (Tito Madi / Romeo Nunes)
09 - Fale de Samba Que Eu Vou (Tito Madi)
10 - Pensei Errei (Tito Madi)
11 - Só Eu Sei (Tito Madi)
12 - Nós e o Mar (Ronaldo Bôscoli / Roberto Menescal)

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3 comments:

  1. AnonymousTuesday, 29 May, 2007

    É isso ai amigo, já capturei esta jóia.

    Agora vou aguardar a repostagem dos discos do Agostinho dos Santos.

    Um grande abraço.

    Com uma flor em cada mão e muito amor no croação...

    Dennys Petrucci

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  2. AnonymousTuesday, 29 May, 2007

    Hi,

    This is the most "bossa nova" among all Tito`s recordings. It`s really amazing, he demonstrates to have a complete domain of the samba rhythm, whithout abandoning his romantic verve.

    This record is also important because its instrumental track was used as a instrumental basis for another wonderful recording: Neco`s "Coquetel Bossa Nova", already posted here in Loronix.

    Regards!

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  3. bossanovadreamerTuesday, 29 May, 2007

    Hello,
    Zeca thank you so much for all this kindly words-very nice -since Loronix was born I was very happy because as we see now after one year it is even more a better way to reach more people´when a blog with brazilin music comes directly from Brazil so such great things like Caetano got attention etc. All is in best hands now- beautiful

    Edson, you are absolutley right- I have several Tito Madi albums- and this is probably his most bossa oriented album he ever made-one of my favourite bossa Top 20 albums. yes the thing with the Neco album is so as you said.I remeber that there was also a notice on the Sombras website about .I am happy you enjoy .

    Best wishes

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