Today we will have great albums, starting with this one, never released in CD and pretty unknown to everybody. Let's see.
This is Quarteto Negro - Quarteto Negro (1987), for Kuarup, featuring the internationally acclaimed Paulo Moura, the percussionist Djalma Correa, the bassist Jorge Degas and the Brazilian singer Zeze Motta, assembled to release this first and only album, which is a fantastic instrumental album mixing Jazz, Samba and Afro rhythms. Zeze Motta delivers vocals on five out of 10 tracks, but what amazed me most at Quarteto Negro is the percussion delivered by Djalma Correa, which is a really gifted musician. Loronix Preview Center features 01 - Folozinha (Marku Ribas / Reinaldo Amaral), try it and you will not resist the overall Quarteto Negro experience. Tracks include:
Personnel
Paulo Moura
(clarinet and sax at 01, 03, 10)
Zeze Motta
(vocals at 01, 03, 05, 06, 09)
Jorge Degas
(bass, violao, vocals)
Djalma Correa
(percussion)
Paulo Moura
(clarinet and sax at 01, 03, 10)
Zeze Motta
(vocals at 01, 03, 05, 06, 09)
Jorge Degas
(bass, violao, vocals)
Djalma Correa
(percussion)
Track List
01 - Folôzinha (Marku Ribas / Reinaldo Amaral)
02 - Sobre as Ondas (Jorge Degas)
03 - Merengue (Adler São Luis)
04 - Festas da Xica (Paulo Moura)
05 - Semba (Jorge Degas / Zezé Motta)
06 - Zumbi (A Felicidade Guerreira) (Gilberto Gil / Waly Salomão)
07 - Brucutú (Jorge Degas / Djalma Correia)
08 - Geísa (Roberto Guima)
09 - A Quelé Menina (Djalma Luz)
10 - Taisho-koto (Djalma Correia)
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