From the beautiful samba da Bencao with the virtuoso guitarist mike Bevan to the haunting track of folhas verdes recorded in Brazil under the oufit Yemanja. Also a live performance of Doce de coc at Brisbane jazz club with Para voce band. 
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Doce De Coco Eddie Gazani, Mike Bevan, Para voce

Folhas Verdes

Samba Da Bênção Feat. Mike Bevan

Tokyo is the celebration of a musical brotherhood.
A gift from this melodic friendship that has continued to bare musical fruits.
Creating captivating performances and musical gatherings.
Eddie and Mike, independently attracted by the alluring sounds of the 7 string Guitars and the sensual rhythms of Brazilian music. These musical brothers have adopted each other and since first met, whenever possible they play. Choros, Bossas, Sambas until the wee hours of the morning. Fuelled by their passion for this romantic yet progressive music. An invitation by Andy Bevan, to record in Tokyo sparkled the whole album adventure. Andy, who`s passion for the same musical styles and biological and musical ties with Mike Bevan go way back, to the beginning of their musical formation as children in Adelaide.
Eddie and Mike would like to thank all their friends, families and places that have inspired this album, especially Andy for his
incredible talent and patience.
So sit back, open a nice bottle of your favourite wine and enjoy!

Tokyo

Aquelas coisas todas

Edson Fernandes Gazani, better known as Eddie Gazani, is a Brazilian composer, singer, guitarist and writer.
The Gypsy adventures project pays homage to Gypsy Jazz, or Jazz Manouche, a style of music originally forged in Paris by Django Reinhardt and Stefan Grappelli. Featuring:
Eddie Gazani - Voice and Guitar
Roberto Fontana- Trumpet 
Marcus Araujo - Sax 
Dany Avanzini- Guitar
Peter Freeman- Double Bass
Kym Ambrose- Drums 
Nico Iaia- Percussion

After You've Gone

Northeasterly Winds

Northeasterly winds is a metaphor for the strong musical currents that swept me off my feet as a young man. Especially the music from Brazil’s northeast region, known as Forro`.
Forró meant party in the north east of Brazil, but with time it became something more, it became its own culture, its own musical genre, an umbrella that encompasses various dances, as well as a number of different musical styles under its canopy.
A music so rich in poetic imagery, with its strong African descended rhythms and beautiful melodies. This album pays homage to this wonderful culture and music. Through my own compositions and covers from the great masters of forro`, such as Luiz Gonzaga and Hermeto Pascoal, I wish that everyone who listens to this body of work enjoys the music and perhaps even has a dance!
 I also want thank all the talented musicians and engineers that helped create the album and all my friends and loved ones.

Eddie Gazani

Eddie Gazani

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