libera o download, pfvr? essa música é linda e o seu rmx valorizou ainda mais. obrigado

Antonio Carlos e Jocafi - Voce Abusou (Mudei De Ideia) - RCA (1971) 
Maria Bethania VIRAMUNDO 

1 Antonio Carlos E Jocafi - Voce Abusou  2 Maria Bethânia - Viramundo

Em homenagem aos meus 10 anos de carreira, teremos 10 sets novos no SoundCloud, cada um dedicado a um estilo musical que fez/faz parte da minha jornada. O quinto foi dedicado ao meu amor pelos Grooves & Funky e também dedicado a uma das festas que mais amo tocar na vida, a minha residência do coração: Jazz Mansion! ♡
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Tracklist:

1. Isaac Hayes - Do Your Thing (Re-edit) 
2. Jean Knight - Do Me (Scocco Rework) 
3. Edwin Starr - Easin' In 
4. Betty Wright - Clean Up Woman 
5. Ray Charles - What I'd Say (Remix)  
6. Charles Wright And The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band - Express Yourself
7. Billy Paul - Am I Black Enough For You (EDIT)
8. The Poets Of Rhythm - More Mess On My Thing 
9. The Honey Drippers - Impeach The President (Blend Edit) 
10. The Bar-Kays ‎- Too Hot To Stop
11. B.T. Express - Do It ('Til You're Satisfied)
12. THE JB's - Pass The Peas (Nick Bike Edit)
13. Marvin Gaye - Sexual Healing (Acapella)
14. Jocelyn Brown - Somebody Else's Guy (DJ Coppola) 
15. Fat Larry's Band - Act Like You Know 
16. The Gap Band - I Don't Believe You Want to Get Up and Dance (Oops!)
17. KC & The Sunshine Band - I Get Lifted
18. George Clinton - Play That Funky Music White Boy  
19. Aretha Franklin - Rock Steady

Luísa Viscardi - I Got The Groove | Specially For Jazz Mansion - Vol. 3 ♡

http://www.mrbongo.com/product/various-artists-psychedelic-pernambuco-cd-1159

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Far to the north-east of Brazil’s twin musical capitals of Rio and São Paulo, lies the city of Recife, in the state of Pernambuco. During the country’s lengthy and oppressive military dictatorship (1964-1985), a cadre of like-minded and socially conscientious musicians were quietly building their own music scene, away from the glare of the censors.... for a time, at least.

Strongly influenced by the psychedelic music coming out of America and Britain (and further inspired by visits to India and Morocco), local musicians such as Zé Ramalho, Lula Côrtes & Alceu Valença were to be the vanguard of their own, wild, hedonistic Psyche-scene. There would be sitars and lutes merging with traditional Pernambucan percussion; constant collaborations and ethereal art-collectives; experiments with ‘found-sound’ colliding with earthy flutes and driving backlines – all helped along by men wearing lipstick, acid, mushrooms, marijuana, suggestive dancing and plenty of onstage kissing.  
 
The songs and artists featured on this album are a fittingly schizophrenic selection. Psychedelic Pernambuco finds crazed ethno-punk giving way to tweaked Americana; mystical jungle-folk stands alongside cocaine-fuelled fuzz-rock, and acid-raga trance segues into mutated proto-disco.  
 
The party couldn’t last forever. The military were a constant nuisance and a growing threat to these underground experimentalists. In one famous incident Lula Côrtes & Zé Ramalho were forced to leave Recife and flee to the woods to record their cult-classic album, Paebiru – named after the mystical Paebiru Stone which is alleged to have alien hieroglyphs carved into its sides. In the end, compounding factors like the ascent of modern-rock and the severe restrictions on their output by the military (whole pressings of albums were frequently seized and destroyed), led many of the vanguard of the Pernambucan scene to slowly dissipate and eventually blow away with the wind, like so much marijuana smoke. The final hurrah would come from Lula Côrtes, who, wishing to “close all this with a golden key”, went into a small studio in 1980 to record ‘Rosa de Sangue’ – it was duly destroyed upon its completion. Nobody knows if any copies survived.

Double vinyl LP, CD and download with sleeve notes by Mr Bongo.


Geraldo Azevedo & Alceu Valença - Planetário

Brazil 45, number 34 - http://www.mrbongo.com/products/luiz-carlos-vinhas-ye-me-le-golden-boys-berimbau

Another very firm Mr Bongo favourite, and always a contender for end/start of the night track. A true classic.

Opens with a distinctive vocal harmony/chant and claps before dropping into bossa piano, organ and drums, which calms for a moment before reaching the chorus… and then building more into a horn section, that plays until the end. Immense.

Taken from Vinhas’ now relatively expensive and very excellent ‘O Som Psicodelico’ LP from 1968.


B: Golden Boys - Berimbau

And again - yet another favourite. Awe inspiring arrangement, of the highest order.

Opens with what is very reminiscent of a Brazilian Western soundtrack, before soaring into vocals, strings and horns. And then THAT end section…! 

Golden Boys were a male vocal group, of brothers. ‘Berimbau’ is taken from their self-titled 1969 LP.

Buy vinyl

Golden Boys - Berimbau

Track from the album "Respirar"
Music by Patricia Marx & 4hero
Released on 2004 Trama BR/Ether UK

Submerso (Patricia Marx & 4hero)

REEC - Beira do Caminho (Whos2Blame Edit)

It's been 10 years since the birth of Music Is My Sanctuary, and what a 10 years it’s been! Started in 2007 by Alexis Charpentier aka DJ Lexis in Montreal, Canada, Music Is My Sanctuary has been dedicated to discovering and presenting music often overlooked by mainstream music channels through articles, interviews, radio shows, DJ mixes, and events. 

The "10th Anniversary Compilation: Never Stop Digging" is an eclectic collection featuring 17 unreleased tracks from artists who all share the same vision and passion, and who represent the mentality and styles that Music Is My Sanctuary works to push forward. 

Side A focuses on some more floor-oriented grooves from artists who are known for both producing and DJing. Side B (kicked off by the ever-mysterious Clutchy Hopkins) is dedicated to the Hip Hop and Funk heads featuring artists who have all put their own unique spin on genres that have come before. Consider this a Future Classics affair! 

This project is a collaboration with 101 Apparel, who are providing the "Never Stop Digging" T-shirts which can be purchased from 101 Apparel directly. Both the T-shirt and cassette were designed by Montreal's Nik Brovkin. The official Music Is My Sanctuary 10th Anniversary celebration was held at Montreal’s Centre Phi, promoted and broadcasted live by Boiler Room. A big thank you goes out to the artists who provided tracks for this compilation, and to all artists who keep creating such fantastic music for us to share and enjoy. Without you there would be no us, and for this we can’t thank you enough!

REEC - Beira do Caminho (Whos2Blame Edit)

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