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The Brazilian Boogie Connection: From Rio To Sao Paulo 1976-1983(gatefold 2xLP)

Cultures Of Soul US

Cat: COS 012LP. Rel: 26 Jan 15
Disco/Nu Disco/Re-Edits


Side 1 - Track 1. Marcos Valle - A Paraiba Nao E Chicago Side 1 - Track 2. Marcos Valle - Estrelar Side 1 - Track 3. Tarantulas - Saiba Ser Feliz (Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough) Side 2 - Track 4. Painel Del Controle - Relax Side 2 - Track 5. Robson Robson - Funk-Funk-La Side 2 - Track 6. Tim Maia - Nao Va Side 3 - Track 7. Jorge Ben - Rio Babilonia Side 3 - Track 8. Emilio Santiago - O Amigo De Nova York Side 3 - Track 9. Band Black Rio - Expresso Madureia Side 4 - Track 10. Cassiano - Central Do Brazil Side 4 - Track 11. Sandra De Sa - Olhos Coloridos Side 4 - Track 12. Tim Maia - Verao Carioca Side 4 - Track 13. Robson Jorge & Lincoln Olivetti - Aleluia

US crate-diggers Cultures of Soul are swiftly becoming masters of left-of-centre disco compilations, with their Caribbean and Indian disco retrospectives (Tropical Disco Hustle and Bombay Disco) being amongst the stand-out collections of 2014. Here they change tack again, offering a double-vinyl showcase of Brazilian disco, boogie and jazz-funk. While there are a few "must-haves" here (Marcos Valle's celebrated "Estrelar", for starters), the real joy of The Brazilian Boogie Connection comes from the less well-known material. Check out, for example, the horn-toting disco-funk breeziness of Banda Black Rio's "Expresso Madureira", Emilio Santiago's "O Amigo De Nova York" or Tarantulas' brilliant re-imagining of Michael Jackson's "Don't Stop Till You Get Enough".


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