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Antonio Carlos E Jocafi
Antonio Carlos E Jocafi
S.T.
Style: Latin
Label: RCA Victor
Catalog Number: 103.0082
Released: 1973, 70's
A classic from two legendary Brazilian composers, Antonio Carlos E Jocafi’s self-titled album is perfect psychedelic MPB. The duo were heavily active in the commercial music scene throughout the 1970’s composing for television soap operas as well as pop acts like Maria Creuza, who later would marry Antônio Carlos. The credits list here is massive… The duo enlisted a full string section, multiple percussionists, accordion, 12-string guitar, and even bass trombone to realize their grand vision. Unsurprisingly, all the tracks here are great, but A2 “Glorioso Santo Antonio” and B3 “Tereza Guerreira” stand just slightly above the rest with their catchy, laid back funk grooves and dreamy backing vocals.
– Phil Cho
Recommended – A2 Glorioso Santo Antonio, B3 Tereza Guerreira
Tags: Funk / MPB / Psychedelic
Tracklist:
A1 Teimosa
A2 Glorioso Santo Antonio
A3 Dona Da Casa
A4 Gamelera (As “Moça”)
A5 Sanfona Veia
A6 Deixe Que É Dengo Dela
B1 Fraqueza
B2 Te Quiero
B3 Tereza Guerreira
B4 Por Nossa Senhora
B5 Um Abraço No Lucien Extensivo Ao Edu Lobo
B6 Xamego De Iná
Credits:
Accordion – Caçulinha, Chiquinho do Acordeon
Arranged By – Edson Frederico (tracks: 1A, 1B, 5B), Leonardo Bruno
Bass – Aldo (7), Capacete
Bass Trombone – Flamarion
Bells – Pinduca (2)
Bugle – Darcy Da Cruz
Cavaquinho – Xixa (3)
Cello – Alceu De Almeida Reis, Ana Bezerra De Mello Devos, Marcio Mallard, Peter Dauelsberg, Zygmunt Stanislaw Kubala
Coro – A Máfia, Coral Gregoriano (tracks: 2A)
Cuica – Zeca Da Cuica
Drums – Pascoal Meirelles
Electric Guitar – Waltel Branco
Flute – Celso Woltzenlogel, Jorginho*
Guitar – Jocafi, Luis Cláudio Coutinho (tracks: 3A)
Harmonica – Rildo Hora
Harp – Gianni Fumagalli
Organ – Halley Flamarion
Pandeiro – Carlinhos “Pandeiro De Ouro”
Percussion – Chico Batera, David Sion (2), Hermes (6), Onias Camardelli, Pedro Santos
Piano – Cristóvão Bastos, Edson Frederico
Saxophone – Bijou (7), Emilio Castillo, Mark Rupe*, Zé Bodega
Strings – GianCarlo Pareschi
Surdo – Gilberto De Olaria
Trombone – Edmundo Maciel, Edson Maciel
Trumpet – Formiga, Hamilton
Twelve-String Guitar – Neco
Viola – Arlindo Penteado, Géza Kiszely, Maria Léa Magalhães, Nelson Macedo
Violin – Aizik Geller, Alberto Pinchas Jaffé, Andrea Osório, Ernani Bordinhao, Frantisek Bartik, Jerzy Milewsky, Jorge Faini, José Dias De Lana, João Daltro de Almeida*, Ricardo Wagner, Virgilio Arraes F.
