Gilberto Gil: O Sol de Oslo

Bossa Nova / Brazilian Jazz
premiera polska: 1998-10-01
kontynent: Ameryka Południowa
kraj: Brazylia
opakowanie: plastikowe etui
opis:
Editor's Info:
O SOL DE OSLO was nominated for the 2000 Latin Grammy Award for Best Musica Popular Brasileira Album. This 1998 Gilberto Gil recording is rather different from QUANTA and his other '90s releases. With SOL DE OSLO, Gil attempts to represent some of the culturally diverse variations of the music of Brazil's Northeast, known as the sertao (backlands.) He brings with him the lovely accordion playing of Toninho Ferragutti, as well as a tabla player and various other instruments representing a cross-cultural, trans-global sound. As if this were not enough, Gil and his musicians also collect traditional songs from all over Brazil to be performed alongside originals written by Gil and the producer of SOL DE OSLO, Rodolfo Stroeter. Gil's voice is as beautiful and strong as always. The odd assortment of instruments is used quite tastefully, and guest vocalist Marlui Mirandi--who has worked with indigenous tribes of the Amazon--shines in a manner not heard on her own records. SOL DE OSLO shows that even after 30 years, Gilberto Gil was still one of the most inventive figures in Brazilian music.

muzycy:
Gilberto Gil, Marlui Miranda (vocals, acoustic guitar) Trilok Gurtu (vocals, percussion) Celso Fonseca (guitar) Toninho Ferragutti (accordion) Bugge Wesseltoft (piano, keyboards) Rodolfo Stroeter (acoustic & electric basses) Zezinho Pitoco (drums, zabumba) Guelo (percussion)
utwory:
1. Tata Engenho Novo
2. Mana
3. Na Corrente
4. Xote
5. Eu Te Dei Meu Ane
6. Kao Listen Listen
7. Ciranda
8. Rep
9. Onde O Xaxado Ta
10. Lingua Do Pe
11. A Santinha La Da Serra
12. Al Baiano
13. Bastiana
14. Oslodum

wydano: 1998
nagrano: recorded at Rainbow Studio, Oslo, Norway in November 1994
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