Barbara & Ernie – Prelude To…

Pra Que Vou Recordar (Why should I remember?) is an MPB classic from Brazilian singer Carlos Dafé, a foundational figure in Brazil’s Black Rio Movement alongside Tim Maia, Hyldon, Jorge Ben, and others. Known as the “O príncipe do soul (The Prince of Soul),” Dafé was a pioneer in fusing American jazz and funk with Afro-Brazilian rhythms working with Dom Salvador on his classic 1971 album Som, Sangue e Raça and writing songs for numerous artists. The opening track on his debut solo album “De Alegria Raiou O Dia” is an all-time Brazilian soul bomb featuring euphoric Arp String Ensemble and Moog synthesizers.
Recommended – A1 De Alegria Raiou O Dia, B1 Bem Querer
A1 De Alegria Raiou O Dia
A2 Tudo Era Lindo
A3 A Cruz
A4 Hello Mr. Wonder
B1 Bem Querer
B2 Pra Que Vou Recordar O Que Chorei
B3 Zé Marmita
B4 Bichos E Crianças
B5 O Metrô
Acoustic Guitar, Organ, Synthesizer [Arp String Ensemble] – Carlos Dafé
Arranged By [Brass] – Chiquinho de Moraes (tracks: A1)
Artwork By – José Paulo (2)
Backing Vocals – Camarão, Carlos Dafé, Cidinha, Heleninha, Jamil Joanes
Bass – Jamil Joanes
Brass – Banda Black Rio (tracks: A4, B5)
Directed By – Liminha
Drums, Percussion – Luis Carlos*
Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Cristóvão Bastos
Engineer – Andy P. Mills*, Don Lewis (2), Humberto Gatica
Guitar – Claudio Stevenson
Organ, Synthesizer, Clavinet, Synthesizer [Arp String Ensemble] – José Roberto*
Percussion – Doutor, Eliseu*, Geraldo Sabino*, Gordinho, Nenê*, Wilson Canegal
Photography By – Sebastião Barbosa
Producer, Mixed By – Mazola*
Soloist [sax] – Oberdan* (tracks: A3, B1)
Synthesizer, Synthesizer [Moog] – Marcos Resende
Technician [Assistant] – Brás (2), Gordinho (2)
Tenor Saxophone – Aurino* (tracks: A1)
Trombone – Ed Maciel* (tracks: A1), Flamarion (tracks: A1)
Trumpet – Barrosinho (tracks: A1), Formiga (tracks: A1)