Brazil Classics, Vol. 1: Beleza Tropical
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Artist:
Various Artists
Label: Warner Bros / Wea
Category: Music
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Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
UPC: 075992580526
EAN: 0075992580526
ASIN: B000002LG3
Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
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21 Brazilian CDs for Jazz, Rock, and Fusion Musicians
Tracks:
- Ponta de Lanca Africano (Umbabarauma) - Jorge Ben
- Sonho Meu - Maria Bethania E Gal Costa
- So Quero Um Xodo - Gilberto Gil
- Um Canto de Afoxe Para O Bloco do lle (Ile Aye) - Caetano Veloso
- O Leaozinho - Caetano Veloso
- Cacada - Chico Buarqe
- Calice - Chico Buarqe/Milton Nascimento
- Equatorial - Lo Borges
- San Vicente - Milton Nascimento
- Quilomba, o el Dorado Negro - Gilberto Gil
- Caramba!... Galileu Da Galileia - Jorge Ben
- Caixa de Sol - Nazare Pereira
- Maculele - Nazare Pereira
- Queixa - Caetano Veloso
- Andar Com Fe - Gilberto Gil
- Fio Maravilha - Jorge Ben
- Anima - Milton Nascimento
- Terra - Caetano Veloso
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Customer Reviews:
Great Artists...Just Not Their Best Songs........2003-11-03
I was definitely a little dissapointed in this CD. I originally bought it because it had a lot of my favorite artists on it (Jorge Ben, Milton Nascimento, Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Chico Buarque, etc.), however this CD does not showcase these artists best songs or work.
A great CD.......2000-01-19
I've had this CD for nearly 10 years now, and I still love it. It is a great introduction to Brazilian music. Like many compilations featuring various artists, there is a wide variety of styles; some songs I don't like as much, while others are just incredible, and that's why it ranks as a five-star CD. I would rank the best songs on "Brazil Classics I: Beleza Tropical" with songs by the Beatles or Simon & Garfunkel. It's hard to describe-- the music is a little bit familiar and accessable to my American ears, and at the same time very different than anything I had heard before. I gave a copy as gift to a friend, and he loved it. Then he promptly went out and bought two copies to give as gifts to other friends. It's definitely the kind of CD you want to share with your friends and spread the word about. The liner notes are quite good, too.
Almost worth replacing.......2000-01-08
I owned this CD until recently. Basically, I wore it out by playing certain cuts over, and over, and over ... mostly at grad school parties where friends would always ask "What's this! " About 70% of this material is as good as any music I've ever heard, Beatles included. It's the other 30% that grates. Such are the slings & arrows of any very good, challenging compilation by more than one artist. Continuity can be a problem. Worth owning once as a fine (and historically important) intro to Brasilian music, but not worth replacing. There's better musica brasileira to be had - once you know what you like. Therein lies the value of this CD.
Why ONLY 5 stars?.......1999-11-30
This is one of the best compilations (not only of brazilian music, but of any kind) i've ever had the luck to listen to, even though i think it's not the best David Byrne's compilation (i think Samba is). It's great from beginning to end, it doesn't have a flaw, it offers you some of the best creations of some of the best MPB musicians of any time. This is a must (IMHO) not only for all the MPB fans (including myself) but all music fans out there, you can't go wrong with this. Thanx David Byrne for such compilation, and even more thanx to the musicians that in any way were part of the process of creating such marvelous music. thanx again!
The star of my music collection.......1999-10-25
My introduction to Brazilian music, this album has been one of my absolute favorites for 10 years now and still can't get enough of it. Perfect for every mood. Even though I do not speak portuguese, I know all the words!
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