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23.6.25

BOLA SETE — Live at Grace Cathedral (1976-2004) FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Real Name: Djalma de Andrade. Brazilian guitarist (July 16, 1923 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - February 14, 1987 in Greenbrae, California). Having studied the guitar in Brasil, he played locally and in Italy. Later on he was brought to the USA to play in the Sheraton hotel chain, where he was discovered by Dizzy Gillespie (in New York). Gillespie took Sete to the 1962 Monterey Jazz Festival, which meant his breakthrough. Shortly after Bola Sete settled in San Francisco, where he joined the Vince Guaraldi Trio. After a couple of years Sete formed his own trio, with which he performed at the 1966 Monterey Jazz Festival. WEB
Tracklist :
1.    Jongo 2:06
Written-By – Joao Pernambuco
2.    Gaucho/Meu Ogum    5:33
 Written-By – Bola Sete 
3.    Carnival Nights    3:53
 Written-By – Bola Sete 
4.    Flamenco Fantasy    15:08
 Written-By – Bola Sete 
5.    Ocean Waves 6:52
Written-By – Dorival Caymmi
6.    Jongada 5:18
Written-By – Baden Powell
7.    O Astronauto 2:41
Written-By – Baden Powell
8.    Vira Mundo Penba 5:08
 Traditional / Arranged By – Bola Sete
9.    Guitar Lamento    4:18
 Written-By – Bola Sete 
10.    Tio George    4:53
 Written-By – Bola Sete 
Credits :
Performer By – Bola Sete, Solo guitar concert May 21, 1976 at San Francisco's Grace Cathedral. Bola is playing a Ramirez guitar.
CD enhanced with the sheet music for Guitar Lamento, six concert performance photos taken by Tom Copi, and the concert program.

14.3.24

BOLA SETE — Aqui está o Bola Sete ... (1957) Vinyl, LP, Album | FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

This is Bola Sete e Seu Conjunto – Aqui Esta o Bola Sete (1957), for Odeon, which is Bola Sete debut LP in the Para Dancar style. And there is more to come since all these albums never had a chance to be reissued in CD. Bola Sete plays electric guitar renditions of Brazilian standards, Bolero and two compositions by his own. Odeon did not credit musicians in this session.

Tracklist :
1 – Aquarela do Brasil (Ary Barroso)
2 – Rico Vacilon (Rosendo Ruiz)
3 – Copacabana (João de Barro / Alberto Ribeiro)
4 – Na Baixa do Sapateiro (Ary Barroso)
5 – Solamente Una Vez (Agustin Lara)
6 – Morena Boca de Ouro (Ary Barroso)
7 – Baccará (Bola Sete)
8 – Molambo (Jaime Florence “Meira” / Augusto Mesquita)
9 – No Rancho Fundo (Ary Barroso / Lamartine Babo)
10 – Remexendo (Radamés Gnattali)
11 – Czardas (V. Monti)
12 – Por Um Amor (Bola Sete) 

14.11.23

DIZZY GILLESPIE — New Wave! (1963) Vinyl | FLAC (tracks), lossless

It is such a pity that Dizzy Gillespie Philips' LPs have yet to be reissued on CD, for the trumpeter (45 at the time of this recording) was at the peak of his powers in the early '60s. On such songs as "In a Shanty in Old Shanty Town," "Careless Love," "One Note Samba" and the "Theme from Black Orpheus," Gillespie and his expanded quintet (with guests Bola Sete or Elec Bacsik on guitar and Charlie Ventura taking a memorable bass sax solo on "No More Blues-Part II") show a great deal of spirit and creativity. Leo Wright (on alto and flute) and pianist Lalo Schifrin are also in fine form throughout this gem.  Scott Yanow   Tracklist + Credits :

AIRTO — Virgin Land (1974) Two Version | RM | I Love Kudu Series + Vynil LP 24-96Hz | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

An all-star cast accompanies Brazilian percussion master Airto Moreira on this percolating collection of jazz fusion pieces. Produced by dru...