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enlarge | Artists: Pm Dawn With Flora Purim & Airto, Crystal Waters Label: Polygram Records Category: Music
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Avg. Customer Rating: 29 reviews Sales Rank: 9621
Media: Audio CD Discs: 2 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2 Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 533183 UPC: 731453318328 EAN: 0731453318328 ASIN: B000004750
Release Date: October 15, 1996 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Condition: CD is factory sealed. JBrev
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| Tracks:
| • | Use Your Head - Caldato, Mario Jr. | | • | Corcovado - Jobim, Antonio Carl | | • | Desafinado - Jobim, Antonio Carl | | • | Non-Fiction Burning - Cordes, Attrell | | • | The Boy from Ipanema - Gimbel, Norman | | • | Seguranca - Matthewman, Stuart | | • | E Precisco Perdoar - Conqueijo, Carlos | | • | Interlude - Corwin, Hank | | • | Water to Drink - Gimbel, Norman | | • | Dancing - Nascimento, Milton | | • | Insensatez - Gimbel, Norman | | • | Waters of March (Aguas de Marco) - Jobim, Antonio Carl | | • | One Note Samba/Surfboard - Hendricks, Jon | | • | Black Orpheus Dub - Mad Professor | | • | Maracatu Atomico - Jacobina, Nelson | | • | Sambadrome | | • | Refazenda - Gil, Gilberto | | • | Preciso Dizer Que Te Amo - Cazuza |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com This immaculately conceived and packaged fundraiser for the AIDS awareness foundation is a sharp tribute to Brazilian pop. David Byrne, Milton Nascimento, PM Dawn, Stereolab, Gilberto Gil, and Crystal Waters (vamping through "The Boy from Ipanema") are among those weighing in with sophisticated tunes that will cross from cocktail hipsters to the leading edge of the mass audience. --Jeff Bateman
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| Customer Reviews: Read 24 more reviews...
Almost five stars but... February 22, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
..except for a small number weak tunes and the odd 'short blips' between full songs, this is a wonderful CD. Favorite tracks include a very hip 'Corcodova' by Everything but the Girl and a wonderful duet by George Michael and legendary girl-from-Ipanema, Astrud Gilberto. Maxwell, the David Byrne/Marisa Monte duet, Cesaria Evoria and Caetano Veloso are also outstanding. I taped the video of this album when it first came available in various PBS channels on VHS. Unfortunately the quality is poor especially on HDTVs so I wish MTV through it's original producer, subsidiary MTV Brasil would someday make a DVD available.
try it you'll like it December 16, 2007 I purchased this CD about ten years ago at a store that was going out of business. I had heard some Brazilian music on the internet and thought I'd give it a try since the CD was so cheap. WOW, it was a purchase that to this day I have never regretted.
This CD really gave me a small, very small taste of Brazilian music and that small taste was more than satisfying. I can only say that Brazilian music is so unique, toe tapping, rhythmatic, just different in a good way. It was from this CD that I soon discovered the greats of Brazilian music, Jobim, Nascimento, Gil, Veloso, etc. Granted, these are modern interpretations of Brazilian classics but whether you hear the new or old versions, each is unique and enjoyable in its own context.
If you do buy this and enjoy it, I would highly and I mean highly recommend any of the Brazilian music CD's put out by David Byrne. Byrne's "Beleza Tropical Volume 1" allowed me to sample, enjoy even more great Brazilian artists.
All I can say is "try it, you'll like it."
Maxwell Fan September 13, 2007 I only purchased this album because it has a very beautiful song on it by the artist known as "Maxwell".
rhythm music June 8, 2007 I bought this for a friend after I bought it for myself. Great variety of songs. Wonderful for parties. Would recommend.
red hot and best! May 14, 2007 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
of the many red hots i've listened to, this one is the best!
the music, those great catchy samba and bossa nova tunes that became wildly popular during the 1960s, are suited to each of the artists making a guest appearance on the cd.
among the highlights are the trip-hop infused 'corcovado' by everything but the girl, the dance-club happy 'boy from ipanema' by crystal waters--which also contains one of her best vocal performances--, sting's loving, pensive 'how insensitive', maxwell's calming 'security' and caetano veloso's highly erotic 'e preciso perdoar'.
the collection, generally speaking, is a great party cd and each song is treated with a great deal of ingenuity and integrity.
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