INSTRUMENTAL
1961
Bitrate 256 kbps
[cd quality]+
Bitrate 256 kbps
[cd quality]+
Começou sua carreira artística na década de 1930, em São Paulo, quando passou a acompanhar cantores populares de então: Januário de Oliveira, Paraguaçu e Arnaldo Pescuma. Em 1937, foi chamado para trabalhar no conjunto Regional da Rádio Difusora paulista, como violonista e solista de cavaquinho e bandolim. Na mesma época, integrou o conjunto vocal Grupo X, que concorria com o Bando da Lua. Compôs sua primeira música em 1939, uma valsa intitulada "Você", que nunca foi gravada. Em 1940, foi convidado pelo também multiinstrumentista Garoto para trabalhar em seu regional no Rio de Janeiro. Com o Regional de Garoto, atuou no Cassino Copacabana, na Rádio Clube do Brasil, na Rádio Mayrink Veiga e ainda gravou alguns discos. Em 1944, gravou seu primeiro disco solo, tocando guitarra havaiana interpretando os fox-troptes "Deep in the heart of Texas", de Don Swander e June Herchey e "Jingle, jangle, jungle", de J. L. Lilley e F. Loesser. Em 1951, criou o grupo Poli e seu ritmo com o qual gravou tocando guitarra havaiana na Todamérica o beguine "Begin the beguine", de Cole Porter e o fox-trot "Cavaleiros do céu", de Stan Jones. Em 1970, gravou o LP "Sertão em festa", com solos de guitarra havaiana nas músicas "Tristeza do Jeca", de Angelino de Oliveira e "Vai chorando, coração", de Amarilda e Brás Baccarin, além de tocar viola caipira em diversas composições. Gravou, no mesmo ano, outro elepê homenageando os grandes instrumentistas de cordas do Brasil, Canhoto, Jacob do Bandolim e outros. Jacob, por seu turno, fez elogios ao instrumentista na época do lançamento desse disco. [Fonte: dicionariocravialbin (condensado)]
He began his artistic career in the 1930s in São Paulo, when he started to accompany popular singers of the time: Gennaro de Oliveira, Arnaldo and Paraguassu Pescuma. In 1937, he was called to work together in the Regional Radio Broadcast of São Paulo, as a guitarist and soloist ukulele and mandolin. At the same time, he joined the vocal ensemble group X, which competed with the Bando da Lua. He composed his first song in 1939, a waltz entitled "You", which was never recorded. In 1940, he was invited by fellow multi-instrumentalist Boy to work on their regional in Rio de Janeiro. With the Regional Boy, served on Copacabana Casino, in the Radio Club of Brazil, on Radio Mayrink Veiga and even recorded some albums. In 1944, he recorded his first solo album, playing ukulele playing the fox-troptes "Deep in the heart of Texas", Don Swander and June Herchey and "Jingle, jangle, jungle", JL Lilley and F. Loesser. In 1951, he created the Poly Group and rhythm with which he recorded playing ukulele in Todamérica the beguine "Begin the beguine" by Cole Porter and the fox-trot "Knights of the Sky" by Stan Jones. In 1970, he recorded the LP "Backwoods partying" with Hawaiian guitar solos on the songs "Sorrow of Jeca" Angelino de Oliveira and "Go crying heart," Baccarin of Amarilda and Brás, as well as playing viola in various compositions. Recorded in the same year, another LP paying homage to the great string players of Brazil, Left, Jacob's Mandolin and others. Jacob, in turn, gave praise to the operator at the time of release of this disc. [Source: dicionariocravialbin (condensed)]
He began his artistic career in the 1930s in São Paulo, when he started to accompany popular singers of the time: Gennaro de Oliveira, Arnaldo and Paraguassu Pescuma. In 1937, he was called to work together in the Regional Radio Broadcast of São Paulo, as a guitarist and soloist ukulele and mandolin. At the same time, he joined the vocal ensemble group X, which competed with the Bando da Lua. He composed his first song in 1939, a waltz entitled "You", which was never recorded. In 1940, he was invited by fellow multi-instrumentalist Boy to work on their regional in Rio de Janeiro. With the Regional Boy, served on Copacabana Casino, in the Radio Club of Brazil, on Radio Mayrink Veiga and even recorded some albums. In 1944, he recorded his first solo album, playing ukulele playing the fox-troptes "Deep in the heart of Texas", Don Swander and June Herchey and "Jingle, jangle, jungle", JL Lilley and F. Loesser. In 1951, he created the Poly Group and rhythm with which he recorded playing ukulele in Todamérica the beguine "Begin the beguine" by Cole Porter and the fox-trot "Knights of the Sky" by Stan Jones. In 1970, he recorded the LP "Backwoods partying" with Hawaiian guitar solos on the songs "Sorrow of Jeca" Angelino de Oliveira and "Go crying heart," Baccarin of Amarilda and Brás, as well as playing viola in various compositions. Recorded in the same year, another LP paying homage to the great string players of Brazil, Left, Jacob's Mandolin and others. Jacob, in turn, gave praise to the operator at the time of release of this disc. [Source: dicionariocravialbin (condensed)]
Total Time: 29 min
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