SOUL MUSIC
1971
Bitrate 256 kbps
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Bitrate 256 kbps
[cd quality]+
Paraibano, mudou-se cedo com a família para o Rio de Janeiro, onde aprendeu música com o pai. No início da década de 1960 fundou o conjunto Bossa Trio, mais tarde denominado Os Diagonais (c/ seu irmão Camarão, Hyldon e Amaro), grupo com o qual viajou por cidades mineiras e baianas. Em 1969, o grupo gravou pela Epic/CBS alguns compactos e um único LP "Cada um na sua", no ano de 1971, no qual o grupo incluiu "Não dá pra entender" e "Clarimunda", as duas de sua autoria. Ao lado de Tim Maia, Carlos Dafé, Banda Black Rio, Gérson King Combo e Hyldon, foi um dos precursores da soul music no Brasil. Influenciado tanto pela música negra norte-americana, particularmente Stevie Wonder e Ottis Redding, quanto por Lupicínio Rodrigues. Devido ao comportamento controverso, assim como o do amigo Tim Maia, ambos se auto-intitulavam músicos doidões. Tocou ao longo da década de 1960 na noite do Rio e de São Paulo. Só viria a se tornar conhecido em 1970, quando participou como guitarrista no primeiro disco de Tim Maia, que gravou duas composições suas em parceria com Sílvio Rochael "Eu amo você" e "Primavera", que logo se tornaram sucessos naquele ano. Em 1971, lançou pela RCA Victor seu primeiro LP solo "Imagem e som". Gravou discos solo como intérprete, alcançando sucesso com "A Lua e Eu", e em 1991 participou da gravação do songbook de Noel Rosa, pela editora Lumiar, ao lado de outros músicos. Em 1998, foi lançada pela gravadora Universal a coletânea "Velhos camaradas" (Cassiano, Tim Maia e Hyldon), disco que reuniu alguns sucessos de cada um dos artistas. [Fonte: dicionariocravoalbin]
Paraiba, soon moved with his family to Rio de Janeiro, where he studied music with his father. In the early 1960s he founded the group Bossa Trio, later called The diagonals (w / Shrimp his brother, and Hyldon Amaro), group that toured cities in Bahia and Minas Gerais. In 1969, the group recorded for Epic / CBS and some compact single LP "To Each His Own", in 1971, in which the group included "You can not understand" and "Clarimunda", both of his own. Beside Tim Maia, Carlos Dafé, Banda Black Rio, Gerson King Combo and Hyldon, was one of the pioneers of soul music in Brazil. Influenced both by black American music, particularly Ottis Redding and Stevie Wonder, as per Lupicinio '. Due to the controversial behavior, as well as the friend of Tim Maia, both called themselves stoned musicians. Rang throughout the 1960s on the night of Rio and Sao Paulo. Would only become known in 1970, when he participated as a guitarist on the first drive of Tim Maia, who recorded two of his compositions in partnership with Silvio Rochael "I love you" and "Spring", which soon became hits that year. In 1971, for RCA Victor launched his first solo LP "Picture and sound". He recorded solo albums as a performer, achieving success with "The Moon and I", and in 1991 recorded the songbook of Noel Rosa, published by Lumiar, alongside other musicians. In 1998, was released by the record label Universal compilation "Old Comrades" (Cassian, Tim Maia and Hyldon), which brought together some hard hits from each artist. [Source: dicionariocravoalbin]
Paraiba, soon moved with his family to Rio de Janeiro, where he studied music with his father. In the early 1960s he founded the group Bossa Trio, later called The diagonals (w / Shrimp his brother, and Hyldon Amaro), group that toured cities in Bahia and Minas Gerais. In 1969, the group recorded for Epic / CBS and some compact single LP "To Each His Own", in 1971, in which the group included "You can not understand" and "Clarimunda", both of his own. Beside Tim Maia, Carlos Dafé, Banda Black Rio, Gerson King Combo and Hyldon, was one of the pioneers of soul music in Brazil. Influenced both by black American music, particularly Ottis Redding and Stevie Wonder, as per Lupicinio '. Due to the controversial behavior, as well as the friend of Tim Maia, both called themselves stoned musicians. Rang throughout the 1960s on the night of Rio and Sao Paulo. Would only become known in 1970, when he participated as a guitarist on the first drive of Tim Maia, who recorded two of his compositions in partnership with Silvio Rochael "I love you" and "Spring", which soon became hits that year. In 1971, for RCA Victor launched his first solo LP "Picture and sound". He recorded solo albums as a performer, achieving success with "The Moon and I", and in 1991 recorded the songbook of Noel Rosa, published by Lumiar, alongside other musicians. In 1998, was released by the record label Universal compilation "Old Comrades" (Cassian, Tim Maia and Hyldon), which brought together some hard hits from each artist. [Source: dicionariocravoalbin]
Total Time: 36 min
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