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Voodoo Village: The incomparable Bola Sete (65) + Autentico! (66)

Bola Sete
Discs: MPB

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Seal	Fantasy
Style	MPB
Original Edition Year	2004
Instrumental

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The incomparable Bola Sete (1965):

Bola Sete (guitarras), Paul Horn (flauta), Monty Budwig (contrabajo), Nick Martinez (batería), Johnny Rae (percusión)

Grabado en San Francisco y Los Angeles, California (USA), entre noviembre y diciembre de 1964.

"Autentico! Bola Sete and His New Brazilian Trio" (1966):

Bola Sete (guitarras), Tião Neto (Sebastião Neto) (contrabajo), Paulinho da Costa (percusión)

Grabado el 3 de mayo de 1966.

Reedición en CD de 2004.

"Brazilian acoustic guitarist Djalma de Andrade, better known as Bola Sete, had a flamenco-tinged style that he'd developed well before the bossa nova craze of the late 1950s and early '60s -- by the time bossa nova made it up to the USA via jazz musicians like Charlie Byrd and Stan Getz, Bola Sete had already moved to the States himself, and is best remembered for several albums he recorded with West Coast pianist Vince Guaraldi. After that partnership ended, Sete made several other albums for the Fantasy label. This reissue CD combines two old Fantasy albums, 1965's "The Incomparable Bola Sete" and "Autentico" from 1966. The first one is packed with bouncy, perky, irresistibly fun instrumentals, from a small combo led by Sete's sprightly guitar, buoyed by percussionist Johnny Rae and Paul Horn on flute. It's fun stuff, on the livelier end of the '60s easy listening/pop-jazz spectrum. The second half of the disc is a markedly soft set, with Bola Sete leading a reserved Brazilian trio through some of his quietest recordings ever, all original tunes which apparently sought to match the subtle elegance of Joao Gilberto's velvety style... Some tracks are so sparing that when I listened to this disc, I kept thinking the album had ended...(!) All in all, another nice offering from the Fantasy vaults... definitely worth checking out." Joe Sixpack, Slipcue.com

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