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Friends From Rio

CD (Item 539662) Irma (Italy), 1996 — Condition: Used
$9.99 ...

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Originally: 11.99
Great LP of Brazilian fusion put together and produced by Joe Davis, the man behind the Blue Brazil compilation. Recorded in Rio recently, this LP features some great players like Marcos Valle (his first recording in years), Raul De Souza, and Celia Vaz running through a strong set of Brazilian jazz & MPB classics, like "Os Grillos", "Para Lennon e McCartney", and "Bebe". Nice modern sound, with a tight bossa fusion groove, and production that's very very faithful to the original style of the music.  © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(Out of print.)

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