Duetos

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Total Tracks: 14   Total Length: 62:05

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The Topsy-turvy World Of Gilberto Gil

By Richard Gehr, eMusic Contributor

Gilberto Passos Gil Moreira - better known as Gilberto Gil - is the sweet scientist of Brazilian popular music. Born in Salvador, Bahia, in 1942, Gil brought Afro power and a powerful intellectual curiosity to the culturally cannibalistic Tropicália movement that rocked and radicalized Brazil during the late 1960s. No Brazilian artist covered as much artistic ground as Gilberto did over a long, brilliant and commercially successful career, one that continues in 2010 with yet… more »

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Samba Soul Plus

By Richard Gehr, eMusic Contributor

Although it was devoted mostly to the music of samba-rocker Jorge Ben, a restive spirit seemed to haunt the funkiest (and, yes, freshest) concert I attended in 2008. The ghost of Brazilian soul legend Tim Maia — who lives on eMusic mostly in the form of tributes, remixes, and some awesome videos — yelped and grooved through the music of Brazil's latest crop of heavyweights during "Red Hot + Rio 2: The Next Generation of… more »

They Say All Music Guide

As the title of this compilation suggests, it’s a collection of songs in which Gilberto Gil shares the stage with other artists. Some of the tracks are well-known, other more obscure. Gil at his best is a brilliant songwriter and singer, which is of course apparent on this album. Most of the 14 tracks here were not written by Gil, and the only thing every song has in common is the presence of Gil’s voice. In several cases here the tracks are more representative of Gil’s various duet partners’ music than with Gil’s own, even though several tracks, such as Nação Zumbi’s “Macô,” Cazuza’s “Um Trem Para as Estrelas,” and Riachão’s “Cada Macaco No Seu Galho,” are fantastic pieces of music in themselves. – Philip Jandovský

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