Ida Sand - Brutal Truth

Vinheta - Marcos Valle (sample)
Sarah Vaughan ‎– The boy from Ipanema 1964 (sample)
Latin Snowfall- Henry Mancini (sample)
Champagne and Quail - Henry Mancini ( C67 Re-edit)

- Loop in Rio -

Shakatak - Easier Said Than Done

An accomplished juggler when it comes to play with styles, capable to invent modern structures, Nicola got us used to his ability to blend harmonically different musical worlds and create cooperation between great musicians. Deepness is the added value of his new album, something in between consciousness and spirituality. Nothing to share with futile trends, this record is a result of an urgent need to research in the depth of the soul and his musical influences.

The album features the talents of José James, Marvin Parks, Heidi Vogel, Melanie Charles, Tasha’s World and Bridgette Amofah, accompanied by a team of incredible jazzmen like Teppo Makynen, Magnus Lindgren, Greg Osby, Timo Lassy, Francesco Lento, Logan Richardson and Fabrizio Bosso.

Nicola Conte feat. Marvin Parks - Shades Of Joy

Nicola Conte Feat. Till Brönner - A Prayer For Lateef

Brazil 45, number 19: http://www.mrbongo.com/products/wilson-das-neves-pick-up-the-pieces-b-w-som-tres-tanga

Wilson das Neves - Pick Up The Pieces:

Wilson das Neves was is a legendary Brazilian percussionist most well known for being part of Os Ipanemas. 

His cover of Average White Band’s ‘Pick Up The Pieces’ recorded with his ‘conjunto’ ensemble, takes the track into funky samba territory, laden with percussion and horns.

Originally released on the ‘O Som Quente E O Das Neves LP in 1976. Previously unreleased on 7”.

Som Tres - Tanga:

A Mr Bongo all-time Brazilian Funk favourite. Tearing drums, vocals and piano packed into just over 2 minutes. Killer. Som Tres were a trio formed by prolific pianist, arranger and producer Cesar Camargo Mariano.

Originally appeared on the ‘Um É Pouco, Dois É Bom, Este Som Três É Demais’ LP on Odeon Brazil in 1971. Previously unreleased on 7”.

Som Tres - Tanga

http://www.mrbongo.com/product/alive-cd-1106

A live recording of Terry Callier at the Jazz Cafe, Camden, London, from the year 2000 that captures some of the spirit of Terry's incredible live performance.

This is the first of two live albums that Terry has recorded for Mr Bongo. The second, entitled Welcome Home was released in March 2008 and features different tracks.

Please note that the LP and CD versions have different track lists due to the length of the recording/physcial media.

Shakatak - Easier Said Than Done

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