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Maysa E Maysa -- E Maysa E Maysa
LP (Item 502748) RGE (Brazil), 1959 -- Condition: Good
Dramatic work from Brazilian singer Maysa -- a set that's nicely balanced between two generations -- the later, cooler modes of the bossa generation, and some of the more emotive styles that had come before! Maysa's rich vocal approach makes her a key talent in the latter mode -- but the lighter elements on some tracks fit right in with the former -- showing the full range of Maysa's talents in a record that really lives up to its title's promise of many sides of the singer! Titles include great versions of "A Felicidade" and "Manha De Carnaval" -- plus "Viver Em Paz", "Recado", "Pela Rua", "Castigo", "A Noite De Nos Dois", "So Deus", and "E Dai". (Vinyl plays with a few crackles.) © 1996-2009, Dusty Groove America, Inc. | ||||||
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