Paul Desmond - From the Hot Afternoon

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Paul Desmond - From the Hot Afternoon (1969)
Jazz | EAC rip (FLAC+CUE+LOG) + MP3 (320K/s) | 386 + 122 MB
Warner Bros. | 39:17 | RAR with 5% recovery | full scans


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Paul Desmond / From The Hot Afternoon [Verve By Request Edition]

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Paul Desmond's first genuine all-Brazilian album under the Creed Taylor signature was a beauty, a collection of songs by the then-moderately known Edu Lobo and the emerging giant Milton Nascimento, then only in his early twenties. All Desmond has to do is sit back and ride the Brazilian grooves while lyrically ruminating on whatever pops into his head. It sounds so effortless – until you try it yourself. The swirling, often gorgeous orchestral arrangements are by Don Sebesky (one CD edition mistakenly gives Claus Ogermann credit on the cover), Airto Moreira leads the samba-flavored percussion forces, and Lobo and his wife Wanda de Sah appear on three of Lobo's four songs. Lobo's "To Say Goodbye," "Circles," and "Martha and Romao" have exactly the brand of wistful sadness that Desmond could communicate so well; on the former, de Sah has to sing well below the register with which she is comfortable, and the strain is painfully obvious. Some of Nascimento's best early tunes are here, including the tense title track, the popping "Catavento," and "Canto Latino." "Catavento" inspires a particularly inventive solo from Desmond where he pulls out one of his age-old tricks, quoting "St. Thomas." The recent Verve By Request edition adds no less than six alternate takes to the package. - by Richard S. Ginell, AMG

Tracks:
1. Outubro (October) (Fernando Brant/Milton Nascimento) 3:00
2. Gira Girou (Round 'n' Round) (Milton Nascimento) 4:32
3. Faithful Brother (Milton Nascimento) 3:09
4. To Say Goodbye (Edu Lobo) 4:01
5. From the Hot Aftenoon (Milton Nascimento) 3:31
6. Circles (Edu Lobo) 3:46
7. Martha & Romao (Edu Lobo) 3:05
8. Catavento (Milton Nascimento) 2:46
9. Canto Latino (Latin Chant) (Milton Nascimento) 4:25
10. Crystal Illusions (Edu Lobo/J. Guarneri/Lani Hall) 4:41
11. Gira Girou (Round 'n' Round) [Alternative Take] 4:21
12. Faithful Brother [Alternative Take] 2:49
13. From The Hot Aftenoon [Alternative Take] 3:56
14. Catavento [Alternative Take] 2:31
15. Canto Latino (Latin Chant) [Alternative Take] 4:01
16. From The Hot Aftenoon [Alternative Take] 2:37

Personnel:
Paul Desmond (Alto Saxophone)
Patrick Rebillot (Piano and Elelctric Piano)
Dorio Ferreira (Guitar) - 1-5,8,9,11-16
Edu Lobo (Guitar and Vocal) - 6,7,10
Ron Carter (Double Bass)
Airto Moreira (Drums and Percussion)
Don Sebesky (Arrenger and Conductor)
Wanda De Sah (Vocal) - 4,6,10
Marky Markowitz (Trumpet)
Marvin Stamm (Trumpet and Flugelhorn)
Paul Faulise (Bass Trombone)
Jimmy Buffington (French Horn)
Don Hammond (Flute)
Hubert Laws (Flute)
Stan Webb Jr. (Flute and Percussion)
Phil Bodner (Saxes, Clarinet and Oboe)
George Marge (Saxes, Clarinet and Oboe)
Margaret Ross (Harp)
Jack Jennings (Percussion)
with strings

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