Emilio Santiago Azimuth Bertrami Donato Marcos Valle Funky Samba Soul Classic

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Emilio Santiago Azimuth Bertrami Donato Marcos Valle Funky Samba Soul Classic

One of the funkiest Brazilian albums of the 1970s featuring an extraordinary cast of musicians.

This is the great Emilio Santiago produced by Durval Ferreira, arrangements by Joao Donato, Ivan Lins and Azimuth.

1 Bananeira

Arranged By, Electric Piano – João Donato

Baritone Saxophone – Aurino*

Guitar – Carlos Roberto Rocha, Durval Ferreira

Percussion – Ariovaldo, Orlandivo*

Tenor Saxophone – Vitor Assis Brasil*, Zé Bodega

Trombone [Tenor] – Edson Maciel

Trumpet – Formiga, Marcio Montarroyos

Written-By – Gilberto Gil, João Donato

2 Quero Alegria

Arranged By [Strings] – Dori Caymmi (2)

Arranged By, Electric Piano – João Donato

Bass – Novelli

Drums – Wilson Das Neves

Guitar [Violão] – Durval Ferreira

Percussion – Ariovaldo, Orlandivo*

Strings [Seção Cordas] – Peter Dauelsberg

Written-By – Guilherme De Brito, Nelson Cavaquinho

3 Porque Somos Iguais

Arranged By, Electric Piano – Dori Caymmi (2)

Bass – Alexandre (5)

Clarinet – Botello

Drums – Mamão*

Flute [Flautas Em Sol] – Celso Woltzenlogel, Danilo Caymmi

Guitar – Helio Delmiro*

Trombone [Tenor] – Edmundo Maciel, Edson Maciel, Jesse Sadoc*, João Luiz Maciel

Written-By – Durval Ferreira, Pedro Camargo

4 Batendo A Porta

Arranged By, Electric Piano – João Donato

Double Bass – Novelli

Drums – Paulinho

Flute – Copinha

Guitar – Durval Ferreira

Percussion – Ariovaldo, Orlandivo*

Written-By – João Nogueira, Paulo Cesar Pinheiro*

5 Depois

Arranged By [Strings] – Dori Caymmi (2)

Arranged By, Piano – Ivan Lins

Performer [Base (Rhythm Section)] – Modo Livre

Strings [Seção Cordas] – João Pinheiro (2)

Written-By – Ivan Lins, Otavio Daher*

6 Brother

Alto Saxophone – Vitor Assis Brasil*

Arranged By – Aecio Flavio

Baritone Saxophone – Aurino*

Guitar – Helio Delmiro*

Percussion – Ariovaldo, Chacal, Orlandivo*

Performer [Base (Rhythm Section)] – Azimuth*

Tenor Saxophone – Zé Bodega

Trumpet – Formiga

Vocals – Rocha*, Jaime*, Jurema*, Lucia Lins, Marcio Lott, Marcos*, Nair*

Written-By – Jorge Ben

7 La Mulata

Arranged By, Electric Piano – João Donato

Bass – Novelli

Drums – Wilson Das Neves

Percussion – Ariovaldo, Orlandivo*

Saxophone [Baritone] – Aurino*

Saxophone [Tenor] – Vitor Assis Brasil*, Zé Bodega

Trombone [Tenor] – Edson Maciel

Trumpet – Formiga

Vocals – Rocha*, Jaime*, Jurema*, Lucia Lins, Marcio Lott, Marcos*, Nair*

Written-By – Marcos Valle, Paulo Sérgio Valle

8 Nega Dina

Arranged By, Electric Piano – João Donato

Flute – Copinha

Guitar – Durval Ferreira

Percussion – Ariovaldo, Orlandivo*

Written-By – Zé Keti

9 Doa A Quem Doer

Arranged By, Electric Piano – Gilson*

Flute – Copinha, Ricardo*

Performer [Base (Rhythm Section)] – Modo Livre

Written-By – Ivan Lins

10 Sessão Das 10

Alto Saxophone – Vitor Assis Brasil*

Arranged By, Electric Piano – Laercio De Freitas*

Bass – Novelli

Drums – Wilson Das Neves

Guitar [Participação Violão] – Tita*

Strings [Seção Cordas] – Peter Dauelsberg

Written-By – Edson Lôbo*, Renato Rocha, Tita*

Cover: VG  has some ink marks and stickers

Humidity and atmosphere in Rio mean that most vintage LP sleeves have some discolouration or foxing.

Vinyl :   VG++

PLEASE NOTE: Brazilian vinyl from this era ALWAYS had pops and other small issues when playing even when factory sealed. 

PLEASE NOTE: I no longer own a record player and these gradings are VISUAL.

In the early 90s I was a record dealer buying in Brazil and I would always keep the best condition copies of great albums for myself. Records in Brazil in those days were almost always trashed or ruined with sticky alcohol (supposedly to clean them). Any pristine examples I would hang on to and clean them back in the UK on a professional industrial grade record cleaner.

All records shipped in HEAVY DUTY record mailers!