TRUBY, Rainer/VARIOUS - Glucklich VI - Vinyl (2xLP)

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Rainer TRUBY/VARIOUS

Glucklich VI (clear vinyl 2xLP limited to 300 copies)

Compost Germany

Cat: CPT 617LTD. Rel: 17 Jul 23
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul

Side 1 - Track 1. The Matheus Combo - Aderico Side 1 - Track 2. Christian Knobel - Sambomambo Side 1 - Track 3. Wutrio - Hallo Hoppel Side 2 - Track 1. Midnight Gigolos - Brother Samba Side 2 - Track 2. Marcia Maria - Brasil Nativo Side 2 - Track 3. Debbie Cameron & Richard Boone - Stop Foolin' Yourself Side 3 - Track 1. A Bossa Eletrica - Sob A Luz Do Sol Side 3 - Track 2. Guillermo Reuter - Mr Jenkins Side 3 - Track 3. Jean Marc Jafet - Offering Side 4 - Track 1. Jon Lucien - Come With Me To Rio Side 4 - Track 2. Sonzeira - The Mystery Of Man (Rainer Truby & Corrado Bucci presents Truccy remix) Side 4 - Track 3. Grupo Ebano - Pe No Chao

Back in the late 90s, new volumes in Rainer Truby's Brazilian music-themed Glucklich series appeared on a frequent basis. Astonishingly, almost two decades have passed since the last one, making this belated sixth instalment long overdue. Predictably, Truby has delivered a a humid, life-affirming summer breeze of a collection full to bursting with tracks that blur the boundaries between samba, MPB, South American soul-jazz, pop, jazz-funk and smooth grooves. Highlights are plentiful, with our picks including the Terry Callier-goes-to-Brazil brilliance of Jon Lucien's 'Come With Me To Rio', the jaunty samba shuffle of Guillermo Reuter's 'Mr Jenkins, the dubbed-out downtempo gorgeousness of Debbie Cameron and Richard Boone's 'Stop Fooling Around', and A Bossa Electrica's fine Portuguese cover of Roy Ayers' 'Everybody Loves The Sunshine' ('Sob A Luz Du Sol').