Sarah Vaughan - Exclusivamente Brasil (1980)

Hello, good evening! This is an unscheduled post. Sarah Vaughan was recently released a couple of days ago and I was waiting for a few weeks before taking this one in consideration. However, every road leads to Sarah Vaughan today. My mother came here today and showed great curiosity to hear the last, O Som Brasileiro de Sarah Vaughan. Everybody knows my mother is a great fan of Brazilian divas of the last century, but such like me; she has a very limited knowledge of international singers. I decided to take O Som de Sarah Vaughan for a spin and she got really amazed, deciding to stay additional hours until this one gets finished.

It was one of those perfect days. My mother took her way home hearing this album, naturally, my best choice for tonight. Let's see.

This is Sarah Vaughan - Exclusivamente Brasil (1980), for Philips, featuring the guitar of Helio Delmiro, a gifted musician that I never had the chance to make before at Loronix. Helio Delmiro has a really special participation here, which includes his picture at the front cover and a whole track, 04 - Vivo Sonhando (Dreamer) (Antonio Carlos Jobim). Personnel listing was credited by Philips and features Aloysio de Oliveira as producer with arrangements by Maestro Edson Frederico. Tracks include:

Personnel

Helio Delmiro
(guitar, violao)
Wilson das Neves
(drums)
Andrew Simpkins
(bass)
Grady Tate
(drums)
Edson Frederico
(arrangements)

Track List

01 - Copacabana (João de Barro / Alberto Ribeiro / version J. Burke)
02 - The Smiling Hour (Abre Alas) (Ivan Lins / Vitor Martins / version Aloysio de Oliveira)
03 - To Say Goodbye (Pra Dizer Adeus) (Edu Lobo / Vinicius de Moraes / version Lani Hall)
04 - Dreamer (Vivo Sonhando) (Tom Jobim / version Gene Lees)
05 - Gentle Rain (M. Dubey / Luis Bonfá)
06 - Tetê (Roberto Menescal / Ronaldo Bôscoli / version Ray Gilbert)
07 - Dindi (Tom Jobim / Aloysio de Oliveira / version Ray Gilbert)
08 - Double Rainbow (Chovendo na Roseira) (Tom Jobim / version Gene Lees)
09 - Bonita (Tom Jobim / version Ray Gilbert)

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