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Pais Tropical
LP (Item 9745) A&M, 1971 — Condition: Used
A great album from the early 70s – one that has Sergio and crew doing Brazilian tracks with a bit of an LA studio feel – one that takes their older bossa groove into even more soulful territory! Dave Grusin and Tom Scott did the arrangements, both in the best styles of their key early work – which means that things are tight, but never to slick or overpolished. The album's a real standout gem that links together 2 different period's of Sergio's career – and titles include wonderful versions of "Asa Branca" and "Zanzibar", plus a version of "Pais Tropical", done here in one of the best versions we've ever heard! Other tracks include "So Many People", "Gone Forever", "I Know You", "After Midnight", "Morro Velho" and "Tonga". (White label promo, in the original fold-over cover. Cover has a cutout hole, a piece of tape on the spine, and a tracklist sticker.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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