"Brazilian Hits and a compilation album for Odeon in the late 50's that brings together a repertoire of twelve songs well known by the Brazilian public and internationally on the interpretations of Luiz Paes Arruda, Léo Peracchi, Trio Irakitan, Brasíla Ritmos e Os Brasileiros.
Brazilian Hits” e uma coletânea lançada pela Odeon no final dos anos 50 que reúne doze faixas de um repertório bem conhecido pelo público brasileiro e internacionalmente nas interpretações de Luiz Paes Arruda, Léo Peracchi, Trio Irakitan, Brasíla Ritmos e Os Brasileiros.
Tracklist
01. Na Baixa Do Sapateiro – Léo Peracchi E Sua Orquestra
02. Não Tenho – Lágrimas – Trio Irakitan
03. Carinhoso Luiz Arruda Paes E Sua Orquestra
04. Baião – Léo Peracchi E Sua Orquestra
05. Delicado – Brasília Rítmos
06. Kalú – Léo Peracchi E Suas Orquestra
07. Tico Tico No Fubá – Léo Peracchi E Sua Orquestra
08. Maracangalha – Os Brasileiros
09. Aquarela Do Brasil – Léo Peracchi E Sua Orquestra
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Artist: Banda Uniao Black
Title Of Album: Banda Uniao Black
Year Of Release: 2006
Label: Vampi Soul
Genre: Funk / Jazz / Latin / Disco
Format: MP3
Bitrate: CBR 320 kbps
Tracks: 13
Total Time: 53:12 min
Total Size: 124 MB
Tracklist:
01. Everyone's a Winner [04:37]
02. Yeah Yeah Yeah [03:06]
03. Africa Hot Band [03:49]
04. Tudo Azul [04:38]
05. Melo Do Lula [02:57]
06. Been So Long [03:40]
07. Escorpiao [03:55]
08. Astral [04:23]
09. Na Palma da Mao [02:58]
10. Oris Vacilou [03:38]
11. Been So Long (Remix) [05:52]
12. Been So Long (Remix 2) [05:58]
13. Yeah Yeah Yeah (Remix) [03:34]
Personnel:
Sean Marquand - Keyboards, Producer, Mixing
Greg Vaughn - Mastering
Bira Da Silva - Trumpet, Arranger, Group Member, Vocals
Daniel Collas - Arranger, Keyboards, Producer, Mixing
Ian Hendrickson-Smith - Flute
Joao Teoria - Trumpet
Joel Hamburger - Engineer, Mixing
Luke OMalley - Guitar
Scott Harding - Engineer
Seu Jorge, Brazilian recording artist and star of The Life Aquatic, once called Brazilian soul and funk band União Black (pronounced OONyow BLACKee) “one of the greatest bands of the Black Rio Movement.” The thirteen member ensemble served as the backing band on the best-selling Brazilian funk record The Gerson King Combo and rose to national stardom on the strength of their James Brown and Earth, Wind, and Fire inspired instrumentals. Their debut album hit shelves in 1977, shortly after the group disbanded. Now, 30 years later, União Black are back with a brand new album recorded with Brooklyn, New York’s Embassy Sound Productions.
Artist: Ike & Tina Turner
Title Of Album: What You Hear Is What You Get Live At Carnegie Hall
Year Of Release: 1971
Label: EMI
Genre: R&B/Funk/Soul
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo
Total Time: 00:59:17
Total Size: 133 mb
Tracks:
01. Intro By Dj Frankie Crocker And Mc Eddie Burkes
02. Piece Of My Heart (The Ikettes)
03. Everyday People (The Ikettes)
04. Intro To Tina By Mc Eddie Burkes
05. Doin' The Tina Turner
06. Sweet Soul Music
07. Ooh Poo Pah Doo
08. Honky Tonk Women
09. A Love Like Yours (Don't Come Knockin' Everyday)
10. Proud Mary
11. Proud Mary (Encore)
12. I Smell Trouble
13. Ike's Tune
14. I Want To Take You Higher
15. I've Been Loving You Too Long
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Artist: J.J.Johnson
Title Of Album: Willie Dynamite
Year Of Release: 1974
Genre: OST, Funk
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo
Total Time: 00:31:51
Total Size: 73 mb
Tracks:
01 - Willie D (Martha Reeve)
02 - Willie Chase
03 - King Midas (Martha Reeve)
04 - Willie Escapes
05 - Passion's Dilemma
06 - Keep On Movin On (Martha Reeve)
07 - Make It Right
08 - Parade Strut
09 - Gospel Family
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Artist: Margie Joseph
Title Of Album: Makes a New Impression
Year Of Release: 1971
Label: Volt
Genre: R&B, Soul
Format: MP3
Quality: 256 kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo
Total Time: 00:40:25
Total Size: 81 mb
Tracks:
01 Monologue: Women Talk 2:42
02 Stop! In the Name of Love 8:13
03 Punish Me 3:33
04 Medicine Bend 3:00
05 Come Tomorrow 4:05
06 Sweeter Tomorrow 3:17
07 Same Thing 2:15
08 How Beautiful the Rain 2:42
09 I'm Fed Up 2:54
10 Make Me Believe You'll Stay 4:27
11 Temptation's About to Take Your Love 3:31
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Review: by Andrew Hamilton
This is Margie Joseph's most successful and aesthetically pleasing album. It was written and produced by Fred Briggs (a.k.a. Coldwater Stone) and Daryl Carter and is a mixture of Stax and city slick R&B sounds; "Punish Me," "Sweeter Tomorrow," and "Temptation's About to Take Your Love" are prime examples. A remake lifts this LP above the average mark; Briggs and Carter transform the Supremes' "Stop! In the Name of Love" into an awesome deep soul classic. Beginning with a monologue titled "Women Talk," Joseph talks to her soon-to-be-gone man about his carousing before preceding into a lengthy Isaac Hayes-type arrangement that composers Holland, Dozier & Holland probably never envisioned. Margie's version is compelling and gripping. This album's #67 chart position suggests it must have caught on with quite a few record buyers.
Chico Buarque – Quando o Carnaval Chegar (1972)MP3 320 Kbps CBR 109,67 MB Covers Jazz – Pop - Latin - Brazilian Label: Universal BrazilSondtrack “Quando o Carnaval Chegar” is composed, mostly, by Chico Buarque. It also has the participation of Maria Bethania, Nara Leao, among other great names of Brazilian music
Quando o carnaval chegar é um filme brasileiro de 1972, do gênero musical, dirigido por Cacá Diegues, e com roteiro de Cacá Diegues, Hugo Carvana e Chico Buarque.
O enredo do filme e sobre um empresário de um grupo de cantores sem sucesso, lhes consegue um contrato para que se apresentem em homenagem a um rei que chegará à cidade para o Carnaval. Discussões internas, romances inesperados e defecções impedem que o espetáculo se realize. Mas os artistas voltam a se juntar, apresentando-se em shows mambembes.
A trilha sonora do filme é composta, em sua maior parte, por Chico Buarque. Conta também com a participação de Maria Bethânia, Nara Leão, entre outros grandes nomes da música brasileira.
Tracklist
01. Mambembe
02. Baioque (feat. Maria Bethania)
03. Caçada
04. Mais uma estrela (feat. Nara Leao)
05. Quando o carnaval chegar (2:56)
06. Minha embaixada chegou (feat. Nara & Maria)
07. Soneto
08. Mambembe
09. Soneto (feat. Nara Leao)
10. Partido alto
11. Bom conselho (feat. Maria Bethania)
12. Frevo
13. Formosa (feat. Nara & Maria)
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Artist: Ike & Tina Turner
Title Of Album: River Deep Mountain High
Year Of Release: 1966
Label: Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab
Genre: R&B, Soul
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo
Total Time: 00:36:10
Total Size: 82 mb
Tracks:
01 River Deep - Mountain High 3:37
02 I Idolize You 3:43
03 A Love Like Yours (Don't Come Knocking Everyday) 3:02
04 A Fool in Love 3:09
05 Make 'Em Wait 2:15
06 Hold on Baby 2:55
07 I'll Never Need More Than This 3:29
08 Save the Last Dance for Me 2:57
09 Oh Baby! (Things Ain't What They Used to Be) 2:42
10 Every Day I Have to Cry 2:33
11 Such a Fool for You 2:43
12 It's Gonna Work Out Fine 3:06
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These sessions, recorded in 1966, were produced by Phil Spector. Spector's production chops and Tina Turner's voice were a match made in heaven. Turner possesses one of the strongest voices ever committed to wax; Spector envelops it in the grandest version of his Wall of Sound that he ever conceived. Besides the title track, Spector cut Ike & Tina redoing their first three chart hits, "A Fool in Love," "I Idolize You," and "It's Gonna Work Out Fine." Although it's a sacrilege to say so, these versions are better than the originals. Finally, Ike & Tina's performance of the obscure Holland-Dozier-Holland ditty "A Love Like Yours" is another phenomenal highlight. AMG.
Artist: Olympic Runners
Title Of Album: Don't Let Up
Year Of Release: 1976
Label: London Rec.
Genre: Funk
Format: MP3
Quality: 192 kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo
Total Time: 00:32:34
Total Size: 45 mb
One of the better records by this British funk ensemble from the 70s – with a sound that's tight and choppy, in the mode of early Average White Band, and with a very similar appeal. Lots of fast guitar work in a catchy groove – with rolling drums and bass underneath. Tasty funk cuts include "Party Time Is Here To Stay", "In The Can", "Out Of the Ground", "Paca Paco Wa Wa", and "The Kool Gent".
Tracks:
1.Party Time Is Here To Stay 3
2.In The Can
3.The Runners File
4.Out Of The Ground
5.Don't Let Up
6.Paca-Paco-Wa-Wa (Theme From "Nos Hit")
7.Back On The Track
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Artist: Fred van Zegveld
Title Of Album: Dynamite
Year Of Release: 1969
Label: Park (2)
Genre: Funk / Soul, Jazz
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo
Total Time: 00:33:22
Total Size: 70 mb
Tracks:
A1 Family Blues 3:19
A2 Here, There And Everywhere 3:07
A3 Daffodil 2:00
A4 Blue Organ 3:19
A5 Dynamite 4:45
B1 Misty 4:06
B2 Whiskey 4:06
B3 Round About 12 2:42
B4 I Wanna Be Your Man 6:21
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This one it's a rare hard to find, and of course as the tittle showa it's about hammond organ, so for the those who love the groovy sound of the hammond just don't miss it!
Tracklist:
01 Lloyd Robinson - Cuss Cuss (6:25)
02 Peter Broggs - Sing A New Song (4:10)
03 The Gaylads - Love Me With All Of Your Heart (4:12)
04 The Silvertones - Take A Little Love (7:01)
05 Ken Boothe - Come Running Back (6:13)
06 The Martinis - My Baby (6:12)
07 Arthur Robinson - Moments (6:15)
08 Winston Francis - Going To Zion (6:43)
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The uniquely close working relationship between Chris Wilson's Heartbeat label and Clement "Coxsone" Dodd's venerable Studio One label continues to produce some of the best reggae reissues around, and this one is no exception. This album consists of extended 12" mixes of old singles by such eminent Studio One artists as Lloyd Robinson, the Gaylads, the Silvertones and the great Ken Boothe; interestingly, the original tracks (mostly recorded between the late '60s and early '70s) seem to have new drum parts overdubbed onto them by the legendary drummer Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace. The result is an interesting juxtaposition of old-school rock steady sounds and sharper, more modern drum parts laced with the occasional hint of synthesized percussion. It's a combination that works better than you might expect -- Lloyd Robinson's "Cuss Cuss" benefits greatly from Horsemouth's solid attack, and Ken Boothe's more ska-inflected "Come Running Back" is also nicely fortified by better bass definition and a crisp hi-hat sound. Most of these tracks are presented with dub versions appended; in other cases, the instrumental track is simply extended once the vocal part is finished. Those mixes are less effective than the real dub versions, but aren't a real liability. Recommended. ~ Rick Anderson
Rare grooves from the pulpiest regions of Spanish cinema from late 60s to late 70s – soft core erotica, comedies and otherwise exploitation style films! Needless to say, the subject matter made plenty of room for Spanish styled blaxploitation & sound library influenced grooves, psychedelic funk & rock! Laid down with flute, fuzzy guitars, organs and more – groovy, seedy stuff!
Tracklist:
1.Adolfo Waitzman Orquesta – Montecarlo Beach
2.Jou Cogra – Atrapados
3.Calderón – En Busca De Daniel
4.Greg Segura Y Su Orquesta – El Hombre De Hoy
5.Africa Ríos – Encuentros 4a Fase
6.Jou Cogras – Todo Controlado
7.Orquesta Antonio Latorre – Bajamar
8.Ray Martin – Harlem Dreams
9.Alcy Agüero Y Su Orquesta Pop – Sao Paulo
10.Jaime Pérez – Stress
11.The Friends Band Co – Without Words
12.Fernando Orteu – Amb Aquells Ulls Tan Blaus
13.J Torregrosa – Serra Do Carioca
14.Fernando Orteu – Solos Tú Y Yo
15.Nena Catherine – Trepa Que Te Trepa
16.Chalton Flyes – Drumfire
17.Decibels A Go-Go – De 9 A 6
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In the late sixties and early to mid seventies, while Spain was still under Franco's last years of dictatorship, Spanish cinema entered two important periods known as "Landismo" (named after actor Alfredo Landa) and "Destape" (The Strip Period). Lots of bizarre, soft-erotic/comedy and exploitation films were shooted, most of them featuring groovy and delirious soundtracks. Serious and well-respected musicians like Antón García Abril, Adolfo Waitzman and Gregorio Gª Segura incorporated the latest musical trends which came from other European countries like Italy and France to their work. This was a frenetic period, in which these composers adopted the hip and modern sounds of the time to their compositions for soundtracks, mixing them with their Spanish roots, resulting in an avalanche of incredible soundtracks for exploitation films.
Virtually every Spanish comedy/exploitation/action film released during 1968 and 1974 included the typical scene of "young people dancing to groovy music at the club full of weird hippies", especially if the directors were people like Pedro Lazaga and Mariano Ozores and the cast featured actors like Alfredo Landa or José Luis López V zquez.. Sadly, the majority of these soundtracks are lost forever, as they were never released on vinyl and the audio master tapes usually were erased or ended up in the trashcan. On "Psicotrónica!" you'll find tracks taken from real soundtracks along others which sound 100% cinematic but were never included in any film. All of them taken from unknown records released in Spain between 1968 and 1978, including many rare library private recordings. A real fest of Spanish styled blaxploitation & library grooves, psychedelic funk full of flute, fuzz and wah-wah guitars, Hammond grooves, sexploitation sounds, bossa-scat nuggets, thriller-spy-action grooves...
Tracklist:
01. Fruko Y Sus Tesos - Salsa Na Ma 4:13
02. Lito Barrientos Y Su Orquesta - Cumbia En Do Menor 2:46
03. Michi Sarmiento Y Sus Bravos - Hong Kong 3:53
04. La Sonora Cienaguera - La Piojosa 2:58
05. Fruko Y Sus Tesos - Improvisando 3:50
06. The Latin Brothers - Patrona De Los Reclusos 6:13
07. Wganda Kenya - Tifit Hayed 3:40
08. Pedro Laza Y Sus Pelayeros - Fandango En Percussion 2:45
09. Orquesta Nunez - La Samaria 2:57
10. Los Corraleros De Majagual - El Mondongo 10:13
11. Fruko Y Sus Tesos - A La Memoria Del Muerto 4:21
12. Michi Sarmiento Y Sus Bravos - La Primavera 2:16
13. Wganda Kenya - Elyoyo 4:07
14. Lucho Bermudez - Gaita De Las Flores 2:52
15. El Sexteto Miramar - Cumbiamba 2:33
16. Michi Sarmiento Y Sus Bravos - Mirame San Miguel 2:42
17. Pedro Laza Y Sus Pelayeros - La Picua 2:50
18. Climaco Sarmiento Y Su Orquesta - La Pata Y El Pato 2:43
19. The Latin Brothers - Las Caleñas Son Como Los Flores 3:55
20. Afrosound - Pacifico 2:44
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Easily the greatest collection of Colombian grooves we've ever seen – a beautifully-done package from Soundway Records, and one that lives up to the high standard we first found in their compilations of African and Panamanian funk! This time around, the focus is on the legendary Discos Fuentes – a label as important to Latin music in Columbia as Fania was in New York – but also one that's got a much richer history, and much deeper range of grooves!
Are you ready for the gypsy fuzz?? "Acid Rumba" is the new compilation on Hundergrum Records ("Andergraun Vibrations", "Psicotronica" etc) and contains 15 amazing rumba and flamenco-rock tracks influenced by psych-rock-funk-soul sounds, recorded in Spain between 1969 and 1976.
Tracklist:
1. Los Amaya: Bailen Mi Rumbita (1972)
2. Rumba Brava: Rumba, Rumba (1976)
3. Morena Y Clara: Dejé De Quererte (1974)
4. Bambino: A Meter El Gol (1976)
5. Jose María: La Parrala (1969)
6. Toni El Gitano: Dolores (1975)
7. Trigal: Tamara (1976)
8. Rumba Brava: Baila, Canta Y Ríe (1976)
9. Reto Gitano: Tú Me Gustas Más Y Más (1976)
10. Dolores Vargas "La Terremoto": A La Pelota (1971)
11. Morena Y Clara: No Llores Más (1974)
12. Juncal Y Sus Calistros: Tequila (1971)
13. Chango: Chivato (1971)
14. El Noi: Zorongo Rock (1975)
15. Grupo Desconocido: Te Estoy Amando Locamente (1974)
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At the end of the sixties and early seventies, the serious and traditional flamenco world and the rumba scene from Catalonia collided with the modern pop sounds which came from abroad. Enterprising producers adopted those new musical trends: rock, pop, psychedelia, soul, funk and more. Long-haired session musicians armed with electric guitars and drums started to get involved with flamenco and rumba singers, creating an explosive sound: fuzz and wah guitars, Moog and Farfisa synths and organs, drum breaks and soulish horns blend with exotic flamenco and rumba percussions and raw vocals.
Tracklist:
01 - Chaweewan Dumnern - Lam Tung Wai
02 - Chaweewan Dumnern - Lam Toey Chaweewan
03 - Onuma Singsiri - Mae Kha Som Tam
04 - Thapporn Petchubon , Noknoi Uraiporn , Thonthai Tin Isan - Isan Klab Tin
05 - Ream Daranoi - Fai Yen
06 - Panom Nopporn - Sao Ban Pok Pab
07 - Plearn Promdan - Wan Maha Sanook
08 - Petch Phin Thong Band, The - Soul Lam Plearn
09 - Waipod Phetsuphan - Ding Ding Dong
10 - Saknatee Srichiangmai - Nom Samai Mai
11 - Yenjit Porntawi - Lam Plearn Toh Lom Nhao
12 - Chaweewan Dumnern - Sao Lam Plearn
13 - Dao Bandon - Me Jom Ka Lon
14 - Sanae Petchaboon - Pen Jung Dai
15 - Thong Huad & Kunp'an - Diew Sor Diew Caan
16 - Sodsri Rungsang - Uay Porn Tahan Chaydan
17 - Kawaw Siang Thong - Kai Tom Yum
18 - Viking Combo Band, The - Pleng Yuk Owakard
19 - Dao Bandon - Tang Ngarn Si Nong
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The far reaching sounds of Thailand from the mid 60s to mid 70s – from spaced out, pulpy jazz & funk, to eclectic luk thang with Latin and psychedelic rock influences, to melodic north east Thai molam – an impeccably well chosen and beautiful sounding rarities put together by the great Soundway label! All of the material appeared on vinyl LPs and 45s from the era, and the recorded quality is excellent throughout. Amazing, eye-opening Thai music on Soundway – a label that's nearly unrivaled in it's way of carefully and respectfully putting together global music of historical and cultural importance, but doing so with a hip sense of fun and adventure, dispensing with dry academia all together. Perfection!
Artist: VA
Title Of Album: Tokyo Bossa Nova Lua
Year Of Release: 2003
Label: Happiness Records, Japan
Genre: Bossa Nova, Acid Jazz
Quality: mp3
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 53:31
Total Size: 126 mb
Tracklist:
1. Out Of Sight Products - Destination Of A Shadow (5:11)
2. 比屋定篤子 - 心溶かして (3:13)
3. Estela - Sea Saudade (6:42)
4. Pecombo - Tim Do De Mim (2:08)
5. Bajun Tobeta (Ode Music) - O Mar Em Paz (5:23)
6. Den From Balanca - Sonho De Verao (4:57)
7. Saigenji - Spring Song (4:41)
8. Vividblaze - (4:13)
9. Nasica -(3:54)
10. Doismapas - (3:26)
11. Riez! - One Summer Day (4:51)
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Artist: Bebo Best & Super Lounge Orchestra
Title Of Album: Saronno On The Rocks
Year Of Release: 2011
Label: Chinchin Records
Genre: Bossa Nova / Nu Jazz / Lounge
Format: MP3
Bitrate: CBR 320 kbps
Tracks: 13
Total Time: 57:39 min
Total Size: 119 MB
WebSite: BeboBestMusic.com
Tracklist:
01. Saronno On The Rocks [04:00]
02. Havana Jazz Dance [04:14]
03. Mambo & Cola [05:00]
04. Sing Sing Sing [03:41]
05. James Bond Theme [04:20]
06. Jazz Or Nu Jazz [04:20]
07. That's The Way I Like It (feat Luma) [04:48]
08. Now & Ever (feat Iain Mackenzie) [05:25]
09. Chill Radio Bossa [04:24]
10. The Sun Is Shinin' (feat Mr Concina) [04:13]
11. Jazz Carnival [04:07]
12. Daikiri Bossa Dance [04:12]
13. Sing Sing Sing (Koko Chanel remix) [04:51]
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After the huge success of their first 2 albums "Sitar and Bossa", and “D'Jazzonga” Bebo is back with perhaps his finest yet!
With the spirit of whatever "Nu Jazz" might be, with a way-cool cinematic bossa nova-jazz groove that could pass for a genuine late-'60s or early-'70s soundtrack recording, garnished with early 21st century electronic touches.
Bebo blends elements of dance music, jazz, trip-hop, swing and downtempo into one delicious, happy cocktail and suggests the exuberant insouciance of parties, rides in convertibles on warm, full-moon nights, and an afternoon spent dancing barefoot with friends with a glass of sangria in your hand.
The Album opens with the sublime title track, Nu-Jazz at its best! The albums flows into “Havana Jazz” and “Mambo & Cola” – lots of Brazilain Jazz here!
Next is the swingin' dance tracks of Louis Prima’s “Sing Sing Sing” and “James Bonds theme” both done “Bebo style”. Funky beats of “Jazz or NuJazz” get you into the groove with sensual parisienne singer Luma’s vocals on “that’s the way I like it” and London’s top Jazz singer Iain Mackenzie breaks your heart with “now and ever”.
Bebo gets back into cool seductive, jazz again with “chill radio bossa” and “the sun is shinin’” with “Jazz carnival” and “daikiri bossa dance” playing the album out.
Lastly Chin Chin has added a bonus remix track of “Sing Sing Sing” done by DJ Gabriel’s with a dance floor New jazzy-grooved beat put to it!
Artist: Bebo Best and the Super Lounge Orchestra
Title Of Album: D'Jazzonga
Year Of Release: 2008
Label: Chin Chin
Genre: Bossa Nova, Lounge, Jazz
Quality: mp3
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 66:33
Total Size: 159 mb
Tracklist:
1. Anytime Swingers (4:40)
2. Oh Jeje (4:38)
3. D'Jazzonga (4:54)
4. Come As You Are (3:40)
5. Amarcord Jazz (5:12)
6. Baise Moi (4:41)
7. Il Sorpasso (4:56)
8. Falar Do Tempo (4:50)
9. Soul Bossa Nova (5:04)
10. Je T'aime BB (5:28)
11. A 100 Lounge Lizzard (4:56)
12. West & Soda (3:26)
13. Anytime Swingers (Magnetic 4 remix) (4:54)
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Tracklist:
01. Lola (Lamartine Babo) (2:32)
02. Irmãos coragem (Nonato Buzar, Paulinho Tapajós) (3:43)
03. Bajar no México (César Camargo Mariano) (3:07)
04. Eu já tenho você (Sabá, César Camargo Mariano) (2:42)
05. Eu só posso assim (Pingarrilho, Marcos Vasconcelos) (2:22)
06. O telefone tocou novamente (Jorge Ben) (1:45)
07. Oh happy day (Edwin R. Hawkins) (4:45)
08. Tobogã (César Camargo Mariano) (3:13)
09. Mulher brasileira (Jorge Ben) (2:41)
10. A volta da maçã (Toninho, Sabá, César Camargo Mariano) (2:42)
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A mad mix of styles that perfectly sums up the sound of late 60s Brazil! Som Tres have their roots in the bossa generation, but they're stretching out here with a flurry of 60s styles from mod instrumental pop, groovy psyched-out production, and endless strands borrowed from European and soundtrack modes of the time. The result is a completely indescribable batch of tracks that's just about as groovy as groovy can be and which includes more than a few numbers that have been sought after for years by the Blue Brazil generation.
Tracklist:
01. Corisco (2:44)
02. Samba da Legalidade (2:09)
03. Nao Me Diga Adeus (2:37)
04. Segredo do Sertanejo (Uricuri) (2:33)
05. Canto Livre (2:17)
06. Suite dos Pescadores (6:20)
07. Carcara (1:50)
08. Malvadeza Durao (2:18)
09. Aleluia (2:17)
10. Nega Dina (1:37)
11. Minha Namorada (4:15)
12. Incelenca (4:00)
13. Carcara (Espanhol) (1:34)
14. Nao Me Diga Adeus (Espanhol) (2:16)
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Title Of Album: Welcome Speech
Year Of Release: 2005
Label: Vitamin Records
Genre: Afro-beat / Funk / Jazz
Format: MP3
Bitrate: CBR 192 kbps
Tracks: 6
Total Time: 29:50 min
Total Size: 41 MB
Tracklist:
1. Welcome Speech [04:17]
2. Let Your Shelf Go [04:15]
3. Rainbows [08:21]
4. Let your Shelf Go(Dave Dog Remix) [05:55]
5. Party Started [04:51]
6. It's Your Birthday [02:08]
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Over the past 10 years Afro Dizzi Act have performed at international festivals & concerts in Nepal, India, Dubai, as well as major Australian festivals like the Woodford Folk Festival, East Coast Blues & Roots Festival, Big Day Out & Livid. Throughout this time the boys from Brisbane had a dream & goal to study, collaborate & perform with as many different cultures as possible to help enrich their own sound as well as creating a unique global melting pot of influences that could inspire them with their own sonic creations. This dream & passion has led them to perform with legendary artists such as Trilok Gurtu (India), Wala (Ghana, West Africa), Ralph Thomas (France), Cadenza (Nepal), Chris Berry, Panjea (USA, Africa) & Don Burrows (Australia). It's their latest collaboration with now a permanent member of the group Master Kora (African Harp), Singer & Story teller Jali Buba Kuyateh from Senegal, West Africa, that has solidified Afro Dizzi Act's sound catapulting them into the ranks of Artists such as Yossou N'Dour, Baaba Maal, Femi Kuti, Saleif Keita & Alpha Blondy.
