ARTiST........: Sergio Mendes
TiTLE.........: Bom Tempo
RELEASE DATE..: 06.07.2010
GENRE.........: Easy Listening
SUBGENRE......: -
SUPLLiER......: hJ
RUNTIME.......: 46:32 min
YEAR..........: 2010
Type..........: Album
QUALiTY.......: 320kbps
SiZE..........: 106,7 MB
ENCODER.......: Lame 3.98
LABEL.........: Concord Rec.
SOURCE........: WEB
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01. Emorio (Feat. Carlinhos Brown And Nayanna Holley) 03:51
02. Maracatu Atomico (Feat. Seu Jorge) 03:10
03. You And I 03:52
04. Ye-Me-Le 03:27
05. Magalenha (Feat. Carlinhos Brown) 03:57
06. Orpheus (Quiet Carnival) 03:43
07. Pais Tropical 03:14
08. Maracatu (Nation Of Love) [feat. Gracinha Leporace 04:20
09. The Real Thing (Feat. Katie Hampton) 04:29
10. Caminhos Cruzados (Feat. Gracinha Leporace) 04:00
11. Caxanga (Feat. Milton Nascimento) 04:43
12. So Tinha De Ser Com Voce (Feat. Gracinha Leporace) 03:46
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http://www.concordmusicgroup.com/albums/Bom-Tempo/
Sergio Mendes, producer, composer, arranger pianist, band
leader and cultural sage, continues his magical ride with
Bom Tempo, a beautiful slice of rhythmically fresh
inspiration from the internationally celebrated artist.
He remains as vibrant and vital today as he was when
leading Brasil '66 to international superstardom. Mendes'
modern sensibilities and ultra sensitivity to the
intricate and beautiful Brazilian musical language he
himself helped create has always been his focus. Bom
Tempo expands the maestro's use of color, texture and
street derived energy, highlighting his mastery of
authentic Brazilian rhythms and composition. In the end,
Bom Tempo is a brilliant summer day celebration.
"This is bom tempo music, good times music," says the
Brazilian-born, U.S.-based Mendes, who sought to sum up
the CD with a succinct Portuguese title. "It's all about
the good times, good weather, good tempos. The album is
about the diversity, joy and sensuality of Brazilian
music-songs I previously recorded and some that I never
have-played by Brazilian and American musicians."
Bom Tempo showcases songs from the creme de la creme of
Brazilian songwriters (including Antonio Carlos Jobim,
Gilberto Gil, Joao Donato, Carlinhos Brown, Jorge Benjor,
Milton Nascimento and Moacir Santos) and a song from his
old friend Stevie Wonder, written especially for Mendes
in 1977, the simmering "The Real Thing" (first recorded
on Sergio Mendes and the New Brasil '77 album). While
many of Mendes' friends and long time collaborators are
present on the album (including drummers Mike Shapiro and
Vinnie Colaiuta, bassists Nathan Watts and Alphonso
Johnson, guitarists Paul Jackson Jr. and Kleber Jorge,
percussionist Gibi, vocalist Gracinha Leporace-the
bandleader's wife-and songwriter-arranger-vocalist
Carlinhos Brown, who was integral to the success of the
Brasileiro album), newcomers are also in the mix.
Most prominent is Milton Nascimento, who contributes his
own "Caxanga," a moody, mysterious children's song that
he had only recorded once. He sings the lead vocal in his
singular style and plays the acoustic guitar. Other
standout musicians include Seu Jorge, one of Brazil's
most promising singers, who is featured on two
songs-"Maracatu Atomico" and "Maracatu Nation of Love";
young and talented singers Katie Hampton and Nayanna
Holley and the brilliant horn section of Andrew Lippman
and Bill Churchville all beautifully arranged by their
colleague Scott Mayo. Prominent guitarist Jack Majdecki
joined Mendes on this latest project as did gifted,
versatile Brazilian rhythm designer, musician Mika Mutti.
Bom Tempo opens with a spirited, chant-like take on the
Gil/Donato song "Emorio," featuring Holley and Brown on
lead vocals. The latter contributes a funky rap that pays
tribute to Brazil's songwriters. In the Afro-Brazilian
mix are allusions to such Mendes' hits as "Mas Que Nada"
and "The Frog." The second track, another dance-oriented
jewel, "Maracatu Atomico," was a first-time rendering,
complete with a great horn section and percussive beat,
based on the Afro-Brazilian maracatu rhythm. Another song
on the CD with the rhythm, "Maracatu (Nation of Love)" is
a samba-infused beauty, featuring a gorgeous
Jorge/Leporace conversation-like duet and luminous horns.
Bom Tempo features new interpretations of some Brazilian
classics, including a fresh spin on "Ye-Me-Le", with a
cool rap performed by new band member H2O and a remake of
"Magalenha" (from the Grammy-winning Brasileiro album)
that features great steel guitar, rap and body percussion
contributions from Brown. Says Mendes: "Carlinhos was in
Los Angeles for two weeks, so we decided to work on a
new, special version of the song he wrote. I said, let's
do a 2010 version that not only exhibits great Brazilian
music but also pays tribute to the World Cup games this
year. Because those soccer games will be played in Cape
Town, South Africa, I had the idea of using some Zulu
words as part of the song."
Proud of his Brazilian heritage and aware of the magic
and seduction of his homeland's music, Mendes notes, "It
started with Jobim, being played by Stan Getz and Charlie
Byrd with Astrud and Joao Gilberto; then it was myself
with Cannonball Adderley; Ron Carter, Frank Sinatra, Ella
Fitzgerald recording with Jobim, and later David Byrne
putting those compilation albums of a variety of
Brazilian musicians playing all kinds of styles. He adds,
"More recently (with Timeless and Encanto) the attraction
continues, with will.i.am , John Legend, India.Arie,
Fergie, and so many more, who love the music so much and
were instrumental in helping to expose it to people in
their audience. Even for Bom Tempo, when I met the
20-year-old DJ guys Bimbo Jones in London, they were
totally into watching YouTube videos of Brasil '66. It
just goes to show you that Brazilian music has a
universal appeal and it IS timeless... " And so is Sergio
Mendes.
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