Baden Powell -1968- Baden torrent

Baden Powell - Baden
1968 Elenco ME-48

01 - Canto de Ossanha (Baden Powell - Vinicius de Moraes)
02 - Tristeza (Haroldo Lobo - Niltinho)
03 - Manhã de carnaval (Antônio Maria - Luiz Bonfá)
04 - Round about midnight (Hanighen - T.Monk - C.Williams)
05 - Invenção em 7 ½ (Baden Powell)
06 - Canto de Xangô (Baden Powell - Vinicius de Moraes)
07 - Percussão e batuque (Baden Powell)
08 - Lamento (Vinicius de Moraes - Pixinguinha)
09 - Saravá (Baden Powell - Vinicius de Moraes)
10 - Das rosas (Dorival Caymmi)

Baden Powell - acoustic guittar, agogo, surdo
Copinha - flute
Sergio Barroso - bass
Alfredo Bessa - atabaque, cuica
Amauri Coelho - pandeiro, atabaque
Milton Banana - drums
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CD number: 04400165442
Year of performance: 1 - 2 July 1966, Rio de Janeiro
Year of LP release: 1968
Year of CD release: 25 June 2003 (Brazil)
Studio or Live: Studio Atonal
Guitar Model: Author 3 by luthier Reinaldo DiGiorgio
Also published as: O Mestre do Violao Brasileiro (CD-Box, 2003)
Description: Outtake album. The cover of the original record
opens to three sides, holding the record like a card.
Style: Afro Brazilian-Jazz.
Comments:

BrazilOnGuitar says: Baden is an outtake album from the Tristeza on Guitar sessions in July 1966. They are alternative takes with slight variations e.g. in Das Rosas or Round Midnight and unused songs like Canto de Ossanha or Lamento, one title was named differently. They have a very different sound. The SABA recording sound have a stronger bass sound, probably according to the musical taste of producer Joachim E. Berendt. The sound of the Brazilian Elenco pressing sounds more intimate and personal, without the strong bass sound on all instruments.

Thus it is not a simple re-pressing of the famous SABA record, but shows a certain independence, reaching uniqueness. This is emphasised by using rare pictures, Baden Powell ether with Herbie Mann, who did not take part in the recording session, and a less typical PR picture showing Baden doing a chord spanning six frets.

Baden is a well-done outtake album, unfortunately the only in his discography. BOG recommends listening to both recordings, if possible the Japanese CD version of Tristeza on Guitar and the Baden-reissue from 2003 (whose tracklist is wrong, Sarava instead if Samba de Bencao, furthermore there is a graphical mistake in the front cover).

We thank Robert G. (Germany) for his translation.
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