Hello, good evening! The albums recorded by Doris Monteiro and Miltinho are among the most requested by our community. They are part of a series called Doris, Miltinho e Charme, with the first being released in 1970, until the last and fourth in 1973. I believe these albums are difficult to find, since it is the first from the series I’m proud to have. I never heard about a single album from this series being released on CD, these albums are really challenging, even if you not a regular Samba listener. Let’s see.
This is Doris Monteiro e Miltinho – Doris, Miltinho e Charme, Vol. 3 (1972), for Odeon, featuring arrangements by Maestro Nelsinho, which is always a guarantee of nice trombone playing and arrangements on top of Samba. I think this third volume is the better than the other two we have already at Loronix, it is better produced, recorded with this truly amazing cover artwork. Maestro Lindolpho Gaya is in charge of music direction, such as many Odeon releases from the early 70’s. Tracks include eighteen songs organized at seven medleys. Tracks include:
01 -
Rio-samba (Cezão / Pedro Rainho)
Minha Escola (Jair Amorim / Evaldo Gouveia)
Sinfonia do Carnaval (Helena de Lima / Concessa Lacerda)
Poeira (Telemar / Cléo)
02 -
Mas Que Doidice (Antônio Carlos Marques / Jocafi)
Até Eu (Baden Powell / Paulo César Pinheiro)
03 -
O Amor e a Rosa (Pernambuco / Antônio Maria)
Guardei a Rosa (Pernambuco)
04 -
Testamento (Toquinho / Vinicius de Moraes)
A Vida dos Outros (Antônio Valentim)
Dizem Por Aí (Manoel da Conceição / Alberto Paz)
Cuidado Com o Andor (Mário Lago / Marino Pinto)
Poeira (Telemar / Cléo)
05 -
Diz Que Sim (Luis Antônio)
Com o Amor Não Se Brinca (Carlito / Romeo Nunes)
06 -
Doce Lembrança (Carlito / Waldemar Gomes)
Deixa (Vinicius de Moraes / Baden Powell)
07 -
Aquele Seu Adeus (Aloísio Marins / José Augusto)
Hello, good evening! Another quick and easy challenge game, unfortunately, no rewards this time. I just want to know the name of this Brazilian group and the name of each one of the four members. Very easy, but it is a really nice photo, don’t you think?
Hello, good evening! It is nice to show an album recorded by Dick Farney after a long time. Loronix last Dick Farney release was made on the very beginning of February. This album is really hard to find in its first 1956 issue. This is probably the first Dick Farney album in the 12-inch format, but I’m sure this is the first 12-inch made by Columbia in Brazil. Recorded live at Teatro da Cultura Artistica, Sao Paulo, 11 July, 1956, exactly nineteen years before the passing of George Gershwin. Let’s see.
Here we go on the last contribution made by my mother a couple of weeks ago, which is an album that I did not know the existence, featuring two important musicians, Orlando Silva, considered by many people (including Joao Gilberto) one of the greatest Brazilian singers of all time and Jacob do Bandolim, the master of bandolim playing, a well-known artist at Loronix. Let’s see.
Hello, good evening! It is really nice to be back to Loronix after 2 days of rest, which in fact were taken by lots of very hard and productive work. Miltinho and Doris Monteiro were during this time and I believe it was a great choice. Anyway, the show must go on, and I would like to start with another flawless release sponsored by Jorge Mello, featuring an artist appreciated by our community as a whole. Let’s see.
