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Apart from the A Arte
de, O Talento de, A Personalidade de and Revivendo series,
recommended recordings easily available in Brazil include the
following (artists in bold):
Araketu
Ara Ketu (Continental 1987)
Zeca Baleiro
Por onde andará Stephen Fry? (MZA, 1997)
Vô imbolá? (MZA, 1999)
Jorge Ben
Ao Vivo (WEA 1993)
Maria Bethania
Ambar (EMI 1996)
Bezerra da Silva
Se não fosse o samba (RCA Victor 1989)
Renato Borghetti
Renato Borghetti (RCA Victor 1987)
Chico Buarque
Ópera do Malandro (Philips 1979)
Vida (Philips 1980)
Para Todos (Philips 1994)
Uma Palavra (Ariola 1995)
Cartola
Cartola (Discos Marco Pereira 1990)
Dorival Caymmi
A música de Caymmi (Continental 1981)
Gal Costa
Aquarela do Brasil (Philips 1980)
Gilberto Gil
Parabolicamera (Philips 1991)
Gilberto Gil and Caetano Veloso
Tropicalia 2 (Philips 1994)
Daniela Mercury
Daniela (Polygram do Brasil 1992)
Canto da Cidade (Polygram do Brasil 1993)
Marisa Monte
M (EMI 1994)
Cor de Rosa e Carvão (EMI 1995)
Milton Nascimento
Clube da esquina (Polygram do Brasil 1981)
Ao vivo (Polygram do Brasil 1983)
Olodum
Egito-Madagáscar (Continental 1987)
Paulinho da Viola
Cantando (RCA Victor 1982)
Chorando (RCA Victor 1982)
Eu canto samba (RCA Victor 1989)
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Bebadosamba (BMG 1996)
Reflexús
Reflexús da mãe Africa (EMI 1987)
Elis Regina and Tom Jobim
Elis e Tom (Philips 1974)
Virginia Rodrigues
Sol Negro (Hannibal 1997)
Nós (Hannibal 1999)
Silvia Torres
Silvia Torres (Melodie 1999)
Alceu Valença
Mágica (Barclay 1984)
Velha Guarda da Mangueira
E Convidados (Nikita 1999)
Belô Veloso
Belô Veloso (Velas 1997)
Caetano Veloso
Velo (Philips 1984)
Estrangeiro (Philips 1991)
Circulado Vivo (Philips 1993)
Fina Estampa (Polygram do Brasil 1994)
Livro (Polygram do Brasil 1998)
Vinícius de Morães
with Marilia Medalha and Toquinho
Como dizia o poeta - música nova (RGE 1971)
As for Brazilian records available abroad , only the jazz/bossa nova
records of Getz and his Brazilian collaborators are easily
available. However, recent interest in Brazilian music has spawned a
few compilation albums: notably Brazil Classics: Volume 1 (a sort of
Brazilian greatest hits) and Volume 2 (a samba collection), both on
EMI and collected and presented by David Byrne; and Forró: Music for
Maids and Taxi Drivers (Globestyle Records), a self-explanatory and
excellent introduction to the effervescent Northeastern music. One
of the best international mail-order suppliers is Globestyle Records
(48-50 Steele Rd, London NW10 7AS) - send an SAE for their
catalogue.
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