Sergio Mendes - Brasil '88 (1978) FLAC
BAND/ARTIST: Sergio Mendes
- Title: Brasil '88
- Year Of Release: 1978
- Label: Craft Recordings
- Genre: Jazz, Moderne Jazz
- Quality: MP3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:32:38
- Total Size: 84.5 MB / 231.2 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
[4:40] 01. Sergio Mendes - Bridges (Travessia)
[3:52] 02. Sergio Mendes - Waters Of March
[3:53] 03. Sergio Mendes - That's Enough For Me
[3:00] 04. Sergio Mendes - Misturada
[3:40] 05. Sergio Mendes - One More Lie
[3:22] 06. Sergio Mendes - Midnight Lovers
[3:03] 07. Sergio Mendes - Harley
[3:19] 08. Sergio Mendes - Tiro Cruzado (Cross Fire)
[3:58] 09. Sergio Mendes - Life Goes On
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
1 disc(s) - 9 track(s)
Total length: 00:32:38
Main artist: Sergio Mendes
Composer: Sergio Mendes
Label: Craft Recordings
Genre: Jazz, Moderne Jazz
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo
1978 Craft Recordings, a division of Concord Music Group, Inc.
Before long 1977 rolled around, and without batting an eye Sergio Mendes updated the name of his act to Brasil '88. Mendes is still chasing the North American charts -- to no avail -- but at least he does not desert Brazil, splitting his time between the music of his homeland and humdrum U.S. commercial material, the latter usually coming from the pens of either Michael or John Sembello. Predictably, the Brazilian material goes over better, though not always as well as it could. Milton Nascimento's breathtakingly beautiful "Bridges" receives only a workaday reading here, and Antonio Carlos Jobim's "Waters of March" gets a remake, a bit brighter in texture than Mendes' Bell version made less than four years before, yet not substantially different enough to justify another recording. The best track is a rare instrumental for Mendes during this period, a cooking takeoff on Airto Moreira's "Misturada" in 7/8 time. The female vocalists du jour, Marietta Waters and Carol Rogers, sing in tune and seem comfortable with Mendes' American and Brazilian sides. Two familiar collaborators from the Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 days, arrangers Dick Hazard and Dave Grusin, are back to elaborate upon the competent sessionwork from the usual L.A. suspects. Although Mendes doesn't quite regain the altitude of Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 or even Sergio Mendes and the New Brasil '77, this album ranks a cut above the bulk of his output from the mid-'70s to the late '80s.
© Richard S. Ginell /TiVo
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09203-Israbox-MP3-Sergio Mendes Brasil '88.zip - 84.5 MB
09203-Israbox-FLAC-Sergio Mendes Brasil '88.zip - 231.2 MB
[4:40] 01. Sergio Mendes - Bridges (Travessia)
[3:52] 02. Sergio Mendes - Waters Of March
[3:53] 03. Sergio Mendes - That's Enough For Me
[3:00] 04. Sergio Mendes - Misturada
[3:40] 05. Sergio Mendes - One More Lie
[3:22] 06. Sergio Mendes - Midnight Lovers
[3:03] 07. Sergio Mendes - Harley
[3:19] 08. Sergio Mendes - Tiro Cruzado (Cross Fire)
[3:58] 09. Sergio Mendes - Life Goes On
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
1 disc(s) - 9 track(s)
Total length: 00:32:38
Main artist: Sergio Mendes
Composer: Sergio Mendes
Label: Craft Recordings
Genre: Jazz, Moderne Jazz
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo
1978 Craft Recordings, a division of Concord Music Group, Inc.
Before long 1977 rolled around, and without batting an eye Sergio Mendes updated the name of his act to Brasil '88. Mendes is still chasing the North American charts -- to no avail -- but at least he does not desert Brazil, splitting his time between the music of his homeland and humdrum U.S. commercial material, the latter usually coming from the pens of either Michael or John Sembello. Predictably, the Brazilian material goes over better, though not always as well as it could. Milton Nascimento's breathtakingly beautiful "Bridges" receives only a workaday reading here, and Antonio Carlos Jobim's "Waters of March" gets a remake, a bit brighter in texture than Mendes' Bell version made less than four years before, yet not substantially different enough to justify another recording. The best track is a rare instrumental for Mendes during this period, a cooking takeoff on Airto Moreira's "Misturada" in 7/8 time. The female vocalists du jour, Marietta Waters and Carol Rogers, sing in tune and seem comfortable with Mendes' American and Brazilian sides. Two familiar collaborators from the Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 days, arrangers Dick Hazard and Dave Grusin, are back to elaborate upon the competent sessionwork from the usual L.A. suspects. Although Mendes doesn't quite regain the altitude of Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 or even Sergio Mendes and the New Brasil '77, this album ranks a cut above the bulk of his output from the mid-'70s to the late '80s.
© Richard S. Ginell /TiVo
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09203-Israbox-MP3-Sergio Mendes Brasil '88.zip - 84.5 MB
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