
This is Elizeth Cardoso - Cancoes a Meia Luz (1955), for Continental, featuring a very young Elizeth Cardoso in her first steps, performing a nice selection of eight cuts. Little I know about this recording session, in terms of musicians in the set and arrangers, but Radames Gnattali delivers one composition by his own, track 08 - Pra que me Iludir, perhaps a hint for Cancoes a Meia Luz arranger. Tracks include:
01 - Canção da Volta (Ismael Netto / Antônio Maria) Samba-canção
02 - Nunca Mais (Dorival Caymmi) Samba
03 - Memórias (Hianto de Almeida / Evaldo Ruy) Samba
04 - Só Você Mais Nada (Paulo Soledade) Samba-canção
05 - Linda Flor (Henrique Vogeler / Luis Peixoto / Marques Porto) Samba-canção
06 - Se o Tempo Entendesse (Marino Pinto / Mário Rossi) Samba
07 - Caminha (Evaldo Ruy / Rolando Candiano) Samba-canção
08 - Pra Que Me Iludir (Radamés Gnattali / Norival Reis) Samba
1 comment:
Cancoes a Meia Luz is an interesting and pleasant record. Fim de Noite is, according to the five tracks I compiled from various "Best of" type of recordings available on the net maybe even better.I have no idea how damaged the Fim de Noite recording is, but I managed to clean Cancoes a Meia Luz of most hiss and noise (without damaging the frequences) and to eliminate the heavier clicks, so the chances are that it would also be possible for me (or somebody else) to do the same with Fim de Noite.
A suggestion: Why not post it as a restauration challenge?
Milan Filipovic
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