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Daybreak/P-Vine (Japan), 1972. New Copy
Sweet keyboard genius from the legendary Manfredo Fest – an early 70s effort that's got a really wonderful groove! The style here is a bit like some of the best CTI recordings during their early years with A&M – kind of an update of 60s bossa that features full, warm, jazzy ...
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Ithamara Koorax

Got To Be Real
Irma (Italy), 2012. New Copy
Maybe the greatest album so far from Ithamara Koorax – and quite a change from some of her previous records, too! A number of the songs are 70s soul classics – music that's clearly inspired Ithamara over the years, and which really drives her to deliver a strongly soulful vocal ...
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Patricia Marx

Trinta
Lab 344 (Brazil), 2013. New Copy
Warm, wonderful, and completely beautiful work from Patricia Marx – a singer we've followed from the start, and who's reemerged here after a bit of silence – sounding even more spellbinding than ever! Patricia's one of the most soulful Brazilian singers of the past decade or two – ...
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Plug Research, 2011. New Copy Gatefold
A groovy little record from Domenico – one that's got the same best elements of his music with Moreno Veloso and Kassin, but which almost has a more intimate feel overall! Most tunes here have a relatively tight song structure – almost always with lyrics by Domenico, although Moreno ...
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T&M/P-Vine (Japan), 1976. New Copy
A sublime little set – quite possibly the greatest album ever from Brazilian keyboardist Manfredo Fest! Manfredo first cut his teeth on the bossa scene of the 60s – but by the time of this rare indie session, he'd moved up to the US – and was working with sweet keyboards to ...
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Tabu/P-Vine (Japan), 1979. New Copy
An incredible batch of Brazilian fusion – cut by keyboardist Manfredo Fest, and one of the few records he ever waxed in the US during the 70s! The record mixes Fest's soaring Brazilian groove with a tight soulful set of arrangements by Jerry Peters – a bit club-oriented, with a similar ...
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Astrud Gilberto & Walter Wanderley

Certain Smile, Certain Sadness
Verve, 1966. Very Good
Kind of a dream combination in one little album – especially if you dig breezy bossa from the 60s! Back in 1966, Verve Records got the great idea of teaming up its (then) biggest Brazilian imports – vocalist Astrud Gilberto and organist Walter Wanderley – both of whom were ...
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Tania Maria

No Comment
TKM, 1995. Used
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Gilberto Gil

Acoustic
Atlantic, 1994. Used
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Concord, 1995. Used
One of the best of Manfredo Fest's later albums – a breezy batch of jazz tunes with a distinctly Brazilian flair! The record was recorded by Manfredo's regular trio, but it features some spectacular guest work by Hendrick Meurkens on harmonica – blowing breezy harmonic lines across the ...
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Astrud Gilberto

Verve Jazz Masters 9
Verve, Mid 60s. Used
15 tracks of breathy bossa brilliance! ...
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Which, Late 60s. New Copy
A wild collection of rare tracks from this legendary group of the Tropicalia scene – a few outtakes and live tracks, but also some cool commercials, and collaborations with Caetano Veloso too – all brought together in a set that's a great complement to their famous albums of the late ...
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Discovery, Mid 60s. Very Good+
A wickedly wonderful album by Jobim – recorded in LA in the mid 60s, and a perfect meeting of styles that makes for one of his most compelling albums of the 60s! Jobim sings and plays over pillowy-soft arrangements by Claus Ogerman – lightly dancing numbers that weave strings and ...
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Astrud Gilberto

Astrud Gilberto Now
Perception, 1972. Very Good
Killer work by Astrud Gilberto – very different than her Verve sides of the 60s! The album was produced by Astrud, arranged by Deodato – and has that wonderful warm full jazz feel of her classic album on CTI, but also a bit more like some of the funky work of Jorge Ben at the time ...
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Egberto Gismonti

Agua & Vinho
Odeon/Bomba (Japan), 1972. New Copy
Pure magic from the young Egberto Gismonti – a sublime early record for Odeon in Brazil, and worlds different from his later fame on ECM! The album's got a great sense of depth – tunes that begin with Gismonti's personal vocals and guitar, but which quickly move into offbeat ...
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Odeon/Bomba (Japan), 1973. New Copy
Mindblowing sounds from Egberto Gismonti – a record that's unlike anything else we can think of – and quite different than any of Gismonti's later, better-known records! There's still some of Egberto's inventive acoustic guitar in the mix – but the instrumentation really opens up ...
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Edison Machado

Obras
Whatmusic (UK), New Copy Gatefold (reissue)
A deeply jazzy album from Brazil – one of the few rare records cut by the combo of Edison Machado, one of Brazil's greatest drummers of the 60s! The set has a sound that's quite different from Machado's earlier work – a fusion of post-bossa and post-Coltrane styles that comes off with ...
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Marcos Valle

Previsao Do Tempo
Odeon/Light In The Attic, 1973. New Copy
An insanely wonderful album that will always remain one of the all-time favorites of the Dusty Groove staff! This beautiful batch of tracks by Brazilian singer/songwriter Marcos Valle has him pushing waaaay past his bossa work of the 60s – into a cool 70s mix of electronics and sexy scoring, ...
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Odeon/Light In The Attic, 1973. New Copy Gatefold (reissue)
An insanely wonderful album that will always remain one of the all-time favorites of the Dusty Groove staff! This beautiful batch of tracks by Brazilian singer/songwriter Marcos Valle has him pushing waaaay past his bossa work of the 60s – into a cool 70s mix of electronics and sexy scoring, ...
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Quintal De Clorofila

O Misterio Dos Quintais
Discos Mariposa (Argentina), 1983. New Copy
Complicated and folksy work from Quintal De Clorofila – aka Garden Of Chlorophyll – the duo of Negendre and Dimitri Arbo, singing together and working on an assortment of instruments that include acoustic guitars, casio keyboard, bandolim, microharp, soprano sax, flute, and lots of ...
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Polydor, 1971. New Copy (reissue)
Quite possibly the last truly sublime album ever recorded by Os Mutantes – a set that's a bit more rock-oriented then their first few, but still pretty revolutionary overall! The group have expanded to a quintet at this point, but haven't yet falling into the guitar-heavy groove of later ...
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Vera Sienra

Nuestra Soledad/Vera
RCA/Lion, 1969/1972. New Copy
Two rare Argentine albums from Vera Sienra – back to back on a single CD, with great notes too! Nuestra Soledad is a tremendous debut, and unlike anything that we can easily put into words – fado in style, but carried off in a way that's more bossa nova overall – yet done with a ...
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Das Escolas De Samba Do Grupo 1A

Sambas De Enredo – Carnaval 85
Top Tape (Brazil), Mid 80s. Very Good+
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Flora Purim

Stories To Tell
Milestone, 1974. Very Good+
Excellent work from Flora Purim – one of the wonderful west coast bits of Braziliana recorded in the Fantasy Records studios during the mid 70s! The record's a perfect example of the greatness that arose when Brazil's best talents had the chance to work with some of America's best jazz and ...
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Antonio Carlos Jobim

Certain Mr Jobim
Warner, Mid 60s. Very Good+
A wickedly wonderful album by Jobim – recorded in LA in the mid 60s, and a perfect meeting of styles that makes for one of his most compelling albums of the 60s! Jobim sings and plays over pillowy-soft arrangements by Claus Ogerman – lightly dancing numbers that weave strings and ...
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Astrud Gilberto

Astrud Gilberto Now
Perception, 1972. Very Good+ (reissue)
Killer work by Astrud Gilberto – very different than her Verve sides of the 60s! The album was produced by Astrud, arranged by Deodato – and has that wonderful warm full jazz feel of her classic album on CTI, but also a bit more like some of the funky work of Jorge Ben at the time ...
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Atlantic, 1968. Very Good
A sweet little pairing of the keyboards of Sergio Mendes and the early arranging styles of Dave Grusin – and a set that's quite different than some of Sergio's vocal albums with Brasil 66! The style here is all instrumental – and Mendes plays both piano and electric piano, plus a bit ...
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Milton Nascimento

Clube Da Esquina 2
Odeon/EMI (Brazil), 1978. Very Good 2LP Gatefold
Milton's second volume of tracks cut with his legendary "corner club" – with a very similar approach to the landmark first volume! Loads of great artists make guest appearances on here, like Lo Borges, Wagner Tiso, Toninho Horta, and Chico Buarque – and the production has ...
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Erica & Chiqhinho Et Les Show Rio

Brazil 77
Vadim (France), 1977. New Copy
Breezy bossa from late 70s Paris – a rare European session from Rio ex-patriots Erica Norimar and Chiquinho Timoteo! The record's got a warmly jazzy glow that takes full advantage of the vocals of both artists – trading them back and forth on the more lively tunes, in a way that's ...
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Teca & Ricardo

Cade O Povo
Pulp Flavor/Dare Dare (France), 1976. New Copy
Sweetly jazzy Brazilian grooves from the team of Teca & Ricardo – a lovely album recorded in France in the mid 70s, and unheard for years! The feel here is not that dissimilar from some of the recent work by Tom & Joyce, or classic work by the team of Jaime & Nair – Teca's ...
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Odeon/El (UK), Late 50s. New Copy
Pure bossa magic – and a wonderful illustration of why the early music of Joao Gilberto was so tremendous! (Actually, all of his music is tremendous, but that seems to be especially the case here!) The tracks are all fantastic – breezy, breathy, and almost effortlessly sung throughout ...
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El (UK), Late 50s/Early 60s. New Copy 2CDs
A beautiful collection of work from the legendary Joao Gilberto – some of the most important bossa nova recordings ever, plus a fair bit of rarities as well! The first CD in the set features three full early albums from Gilberto – Chega De Saudade, O Amor O Sorriso E A Flor, and Joao ...
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Cook/Smithsonian Folkways, 1959. New Copy
An amazing early album from Brazilian guitar virtuoso Luiz Bonfa – originally recorded by the audiophile Cook Laboratories on a Nagra recorder – in a spare, stripped-down, "in the field" sort of style! There's an intimacy here that's missing from some of Bonfa's studio ...
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CBS/Lion, 1971. New Copy
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Post-Tropicalia work from Leno – a Brazilian singer who'd worked as part of a duo during the Jovem Guarda years, but who really sounds great here on his own! The style's a bit more straightforward rock than the Brazilian sound of a few years back – a bit fuzzy and compressed at times, ...
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Os Sambeatles (Manfredo Fest)

Os Sambeatles
Fermata/Braz Bossa Roots (Brazil), 1966. New Copy
A bossa nova take on The Beatles – served up with plenty of great keyboard work from the legendary Manfredo Fest! Fest is well know to bossa fans for his killer combo sides of the 60s – and although this album's a much more obscure effort, it follows in a very similar vein – ...
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Polydor, 1970. New Copy (reissue)
A legendary album! This previously unreleased album by Os Mutantes was supposed to be their breakthrough album to an English speaking market – but for years it's only been talked about in hushed whispers, and has only been heard by a lucky few! The record was recorded in Paris in 1970 ...
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Monitor, Mid 60s. New Copy Gatefold
An amazing record – one we'd easily rank right up there with some of our favorite 60s albums from Brazil – including work by Baden Powell or Elis Regina! This session has echoes of the best of both of those artists, but also predates their key moments too – a groundbreaking ...
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Azymuth

Carioca
Milestone, 1989. Very Good
The last of Azymuth's LPs before Jose Roberto Bertrami left, only to rejoin the group about a decade later. The group's still in fine form here, playing everything from breezy Brazilian jazz and fusion , to some acoustic jazz numbers, and as always, Bertrami's work on the keys is fluid and bright. ...
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Tania Maria

Come With Me
Picante, 1983. Near Mint-
A real classic – one of Tania Maria's greatest American albums, and a sublime blend of styles that shows that her move to the US was not in vein! The group's an easy going west coast Latin ensemble with Eddie Duran on guitar, and the style is a breezy Brazilian one – perfectly situated ...
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RCA, Mid 50s. Very Good
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Sergio Mendes & Brasil '65

In Person At El Matador
Atlantic, 1965. Very Good
A great little live set from Sergio Mendes and his Brasil 65 group – a pre-Brasil 66 combo that features Wanda De Sah on vocals and Rosinha De Valenca on guitar! The style here is more traditionally Brazilian bossa than Sergio's later work on A&M – a fluidly jazzy groove captured ...
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Capitol, 1965. Very Good+
A very unique album by Sergio Mendes – recorded in LA in the years before his Brasil 66 albums for A&M – but with a sound that clearly shows him going for the new bossa approach! The album's got some lovely vocals by Wanda De Sah, plus occasional guitar work by Rosinha De Valenca ...
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Gal Costa

Gal Canta Caymmi
Philips (Brazil), 1976. Very Good+
Gal Costa runs through a set of Dorival Caymmi's classics, with a good set of 70's arrangements, and some excellent accompaniment by Joao Donato, Roberto Menescal, and Antonio Adolpho. Donato also did a number of the arrangements, and the tracks include "Sao Salvador", "Vatapa" ...
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Antonio Carlos Jobim

Terra Brasilis
Warner, 1980. Near Mint- 2LP Gatefold
Pretty great stuff from Jobim – later than the classic years, but with a dark sophisticated sound that's pretty darn compelling. The album features larger orchestrations by Claus Ogerman, and in a way, it's similar to the Jobim album on Decca from 1973 – in that it's got all the simple ...
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Toquinho/Vinicius

Toquinho, Vinicius, & Amigos
RGE (Brazil), 1974. Near Mint-
One of the most striking of the Toquinho/Vinicius pairings of the 70s – thanks to the presence of some added "amigos" who really help push the sound of the set! The album's still done in the bossa mode that the pair crafted on other 70s records, but there's a feel here that's a bit ...
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Verve, 1960s/1970s/1980s. Used 3CD
A beautiful package – as beautiful as the music of Jobim, and one of the true fitting tributes to his genius! The set is a retrospective of the work of Antonio Carlos Jobim – and it features tracks that stretch back to his early recordings for Verve, CTI, and Philips (from both the US ...
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Mario Adnet

Jobim Jazz
Adventure Music, 2007. Used
Jazz versions of classics by Antonio Carlos Jobim – all done by a group arranged and directed by guitarist Mario Adnet, and featuring guest work from Joyce, Helio Delmiro, Romero Lumbambo, and others! The sound here is really fresh – not merely just a reworking of Jobim's original ...
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Adventure Music, 2002. Used 2CD
A beautiful set of symphonic tracks based around the work of Antonio Carlos Jobim – work that stretches back to the 50s, up through 60s bossa nova, and even includes some of Jobim's more complicated orchestrations from the 70s! The music is done in the arch-baroque style of other titles on ...
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Tapecar/Discobertas (Brazil), 1977. New Copy
Smoking work on accordion from Ze Calixto – working here in a great blend of rootsy rhythms and complicated lines that perfectly sums up the sound of forro in Brazil! The sound of his instrument is as smooth as Ze's look on the cover – but the rhythms help give the set a nice bite ...
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Ze Calixto

Baile Em Sua Casa
Tapecar/Discobertas (Brazil), 1976. New Copy
There's almost a jazz-like complexity to the accordion work of Ze Calixto on this excellent 70s set – a quality that definitely shows that he's one of the most accomplished player on his instrument in Brazil at the time! The music is forro, but has an extra-special something going on – ...
 

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