Wednesday, March 05, 2008

Conjunto de Sergio Carvalho - Ritmo, Danca, Alegria (1968)

Hello, good evening! Since I saw this album for the first time at the essential Brazilian music discography and cover artwork website Bossa Nova On-line, I started tracking it down for our community. This week, I saw an e-bay listing with this album, being offered by the unbelievable US$ 349,95 Buy it Now price. Since I have as a personal rule to do not spend more than US$ 5,00 on an album, I decided to make it today, using MP3s made available by someone at the Internet. I hope you support my decision. Let's see.

This is Conjunto Sergio Carvalho - Ritmo, Danca e Alegria (1968), for Philips, featuring the Brazilian organist and composer Sergio Carvalho and his Conjunto with credited musicians at the back cover. Unfortunately, the scan is not good and I could read only Sergio Carvalho's name and producer's name, which is the legendary Durval Ferreira. Ritmo, Danca e Alegria has a single track on each side and eighteen tunes across the entire album. I decided to crop the beginning of Side B to show Ponteio (Edu Lobo / Capinan) at Loronix Preview Center. Tracks include:

Side A

Canzone Per Te (Sergio Endrigo / Bardotti)
Adieu a La Nuit (M. Jarre / M. Vidalin)
L'amour Est Bleu (André Popp / M. Cour)
The Look Of Love (Burt Bacharach / H. David)
San Francisco (J. Philips)
O Homem Proibido (Lyrio Panicali)
Malayisha (M. Makeba / Ragovoy)
Pata Pata (Ragovoy / M. Makeba)
Suck'um Up (K. Lee)
Alegria Alegria (Caetano Veloso)

Side B

Ponteio (Edu Lobo / Capinan)
Até Quarta-feira (H. Silva / Paulo Sette)
Noite dos Mascarados (Chico Buarque)
Amor de Carnaval (Zé Keti)
Triste Madrugada (Jorge Costa)
Voltei (Oswaldo Nunes / Celso Castro)
Você Voltou (Beto / Oldemar Magalhães / Fernando Luz)
Gana (E. Wilkins)

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5 comments:

  1. AnonymousSunday, 09 March, 2008

    5 bucks yea? I knew you never ever even owned a single one of the albums you released anyways.

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  2. zecalouroSunday, 09 March, 2008

    Rumours that I do not have the albums have been particularly exaggerated lately. Of course, I do not have all the albums; the community is responsible for several contributions, which also includes renowned collectors also making their music available. They are many. I cannot afford above this plateau. Believe me.

    Cheers, zeca

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  3. AnonymousMonday, 10 March, 2008

    I would rather you spend your time and money on your amazing site anyway. I'll spend the money on the records - you keep doing what you are doing.

    P.S. This recording is actually one of mine, i recognized it as soon as I saw the files were just named A and B. I love seeing my children come back around.

    Peace - Sabadabada

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  4. zecalouroMonday, 10 March, 2008

    Hello (sorry, I have to stand up to type this name), Sabadabada,

    So, this albums came from the Sanctuary... When I say you are the king I'm not kidding. Actually, there is much to learn with you.

    Love, peace,

    zeca

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  5. frank-oliverWednesday, 12 March, 2008

    I also recognized the rip from Peter of Sabadabada. Perhaps he can give us the name of the musicians, because he has the LP and can read the names on the backcover.

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