Lincoln Olivetti & Robson Jorge LP Brazil Marcos Valle Samba Funk Tim Maia
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Brand new LP. Sealed. Photos are stock images.
Imported from Brazil's POLYSOM DISCOS
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Lincoln Olivetti & Robson Jorge – Robson Jorge & Lincoln Olivetti



Label: Polysom – 33227-1 Series: Clássicos Em Vinil – 33227-1 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue Country: Brazil Released: 2016 Genre: Jazz, Latin, Funk / Soul Style: Boogie, Soul, MPB, Jazz-Funk A1 Jorgeia Corisco 3:45 A2 No Bom Sentido 3:23 A3 Aleluia 3:51 A4 Raton Written-By – Hermes Contesini 0:51 A5 Pret-À-Porter 3:26 A6 Squash 3:58 B1 Eva Written-By – Lincoln Olivetti & Robson Jorge, Ronaldo* 5:44 B2 Fá Sustenido 3:03 B3 Zé Piolho 0:44 Baila Comigo / Festa Braba (3:30) B4a Baila Comigo Written-By – Rita Lee B4b Festa Braba B5 Ginga 3:02 B6 Alegrias 3:10 Manufactured By – Poly Som Com. E Ind. de Plásticos Ltda. Written-By – Lincoln Olivetti & Robson Jorge (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, A6, B2, B3, B4b, B5, B6) Barcode: 7898324311048
Robson Jorge & Lincoln Olivetti
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Studio album by Robson Jorge and Lincoln Olivetti Released 16 September 1982 Genre MPB[1]boogiefunksouljazz[2] Length 38:55 Label Som Livre Robson Jorge & Lincoln Olivetti is the sole collaborative album by Brazilian MPB musicians Robson Jorge and Lincoln Olivetti. It was released on 16 September 1982, on Som Livre.
Background Jorge and Olivetti were frequent collaborators, both prolific instrumentalists, arrangers, and producers who have worked with MPB musicians Tim Maia, Rita Lee, Roberto Carlos, Sandra de Sá, Marcos Valle, and Jorge Ben Jor.[3][4][5] Robson Jorge & Lincoln Olivetti was Jorge and Olivetti's only studio album credited to the duo, but in 2021, an unreleased second collaborative album was rumored to exist.[4] In 2023, a posthumous EP titled Déjà Vu was released on Selva Discos, containing five previously unreleased tracks by the duo.[6]
Legacy Robson Jorge & Lincoln Olivetti has been hailed as a classic of MPB, defining the sound of the genre and influencing the likes of Tim Maia.[7] The album became one of the rarest and most valuable vinyls in Brazil, coveted by record collectors.[2] It is considered an international reference of MPB and has been played and remixed by DJs throughout the world.[2][8]
Decades after its release, the album has been praised by music critics for its melodic hooks, bright and funky horn arrangements, scat vocals, and boogie grooves.[9][3]


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