Percy Faith And His Orchestra - The Music Of Brazil
Review by George Alex
The Music of Brazil, performed by Percy Faith and His Orchestra, is a stunning tribute to the rich and vibrant musical traditions of Brazil. From the opening track, the listener is transported to the streets of Rio de Janeiro, where the sounds of samba and bossa nova fill the air.
Faith and his orchestra do an excellent job of capturing the essence of Brazilian music, with lush arrangements that showcase the beauty and complexity of the genre. The album features a mix of classic Brazilian songs and original compositions, all of which are performed with precision and passion.
Standout tracks include "The Girl from Ipanema," which features a sultry saxophone solo, and "Carnival," a lively and energetic tune that captures the spirit of Brazil's most famous celebration. Throughout the album, Faith and his musicians demonstrate a deep understanding and appreciation for Brazilian music, making this a must-have for fans of the genre.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Baia | ||
| Brazil (Aquarela Do Brasil) | ||
| Atrevido (Bem Te Vi Atrevido) | ||
| The Bandit (Theme From "O Cangaceiro") | ||
| The Minute Samba | ||
| Tico-Tico | ||
| Ba-Tu-Ca-Da | ||
| Amorada (Brasileirinho) | ||
| Maxixe (Dengoza) | ||
| Delicado | ||
| Little Dreamer (Tutu Maramba) | ||
| Tu Sabes |
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Catalog Numbers
SBPG 62097Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Album
- Stereo
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Published By | Southern |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Producer | Irving Townsend |
Notes
- Made in England
- Front-laminated flip-back jacket. Different label from the other UK stereo release: The Music Of Brazil!. This release has no printed ℗-year, but instead there's line "Recording first published 1962".
- A1: Southern
- A2: Lafleur
- A3: Leeds Music
- A4: Campbell Connelly
- A5: Copyright Control
- A6: P. Maurice/BIEM
- B1: Latin American
- B2, B5: Southern
- B3: Essex
- B4: Sun Music/BIEM
- B6: Copyright Control
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Label, side A): SBPG-62097 1Y
- Matrix / Runout (Label, side B): SBPG-62097 2Y
- Matrix / Runout (Runout, side A): SBPG▽62097▽1Y▽1 // 420 21
- Matrix / Runout (Runout, side B): SBPG▽62097▽2Y▽1 // 420 VV3
- Other (Label, side A & B): CS 8622
- Rights Society: BIEM
Doncha' feel sorry for this current generation of texters and rappers who will never be exposed to this gorgeous stuff? Most of them would simply laugh if they knew we were listening to it and enjoying it so much. 'Syrupy elevator music for incontinent old folks!'