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Performer: Antonio Adolfo
Title: Viralata
Genre: Jazz / Latin
Cat #: LP.A-003
Label: Artezanal
Country: Brazil
Date of release: 1979
Style: Fusion, Samba
FLAC size 1521 mb
MP3 size: 1711 mb
Record From Vinyl, LP, Album

Antonio Adolfo Brazil Artezanal Fusion Samba 1979

Tracklist

1	Caminhada
2	Cascavel
3	Nordeste
4	A Marcha
5	Alegria De Carnaval
6	Brincadeira Em Mi Bemol
7	Paraiba Do Sul
8	Brincadeira Em Ré
9	Diana E Paulo
10	Viralata
11	Assanhada
12	Vermelhinho

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ARCD 3005	Antonio Adolfo	Viralata ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Artezanal	ARCD 3005	Brazil	Unknown
LP.A-003	Antonio Adolfo	Viralata ‎(LP, Album, Promo)	Artezanal	LP.A-003	Brazil	1979
LP.A-003	Antonio Adolfo	Viralata ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Far Out Recordings	LP.A-003	UK	2017

Credits

Backing Vocals – Viva Voz
Bass – Jamil Joanes
Drums – Téo Lima
Flute, Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Zé Carlos
Guitar – Helio Capucci
Percussion – Agenor Mendes
Photography By – Luiz Fernando Borges Da Fonseca
Piano, Electric Piano – Antonio Adolfo
Recorded By – Toninho Barbosa
Trombone – Serginho
Trumpet – Bidinho
Written-By – Antonio Adolfo, Tiberio Gaspar (tracks: A5, B2)

Notes

Recorded at Studio da Sonoviso, Rio de Janeiro, February 1979

Companies

Recorded At – Studio Sonoviso

Video

Comments: (6)

Stoneshaper

100% extraordinary album, full of great music from start to finish. The first and last tracks are my favorite. I wish it gets a proper repress one day.

Thomand

Apparently Cascavel was the last track ever played at Plastic People, 3rd Jan 2015.

Kirizius

yep 2015!

Goltikree

2015 my friend

Zulkigis

Gutted I couldn't make it to the place that introduced me to this track. Sad times all round: No more Plastic. Southport is also gone. Things are changin...

Mr Freeman

The great Pianist & Composer Antonio Adolfo Maurity Sabóia, known as Antonio Adolfo has granted some of the finest Brazilian Grooves in the Sixties & Seventies such as O Trio 3D, as well as his solo albums. This lovely 1979 LP 'Viralata' [Mongrel] features some particularly classy rhythms from - as they say in Brazil - 'Patria Amada', blended with seductive Jazz-Funk influences. 'A Marcha' [The March] and 'Assanhada' [Tetchy] are some of the treasures inside, performed by a great team of musicians that included Antonio Adolfo [Electric Piano], Jamil Joanes [Bass], Téo Lima [Drums], Helio Capucci [Guitar], Bidinho [Horn].

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