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JORGE BEN - SAMBA ESQUEMA NOVO


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Samba Esquema Novo
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DOL825HG
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Vinyl record
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1962 Jazz/ Latin Boss Nova Classic Gets Repressed on Heavyweight Vinyl - Brazilian musician, vocalist and songwriter, who gained Success when Sérgio Mendes covered his song, "Mas Que Nada".


Ben's first full-length record, this 1963 release contains the hit singles "Mas Que Nada" and "Chove Chuva" and typifies the light yet propulsive rhythms that afforded Ben a decades-long career in Brazilian pop. Not yet pared down to the more rock- and Afro percussive-driven sound he eventually developed, Samba Esquema Novo (which translates to "New Style Samba") is replete with swirling bossa nova rhythms and soaring choruses. Its big-band-style accompaniment, nicely off-set by Ben's signature minor-tone guitar workings, propels the set into an upbeat and enjoyable listen.

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Mas, Que Nada!
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Tim Dom Dom
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Balança Pema
a4
Vem Morena
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Chove Chuva
a6
É Só Sambar
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Rosa, Menina Rosa
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Quero Esquecer Você
b3
Uála Uálalá
b4
A Tamba
b5
Menina Bonita Não Chora
b6
Por Causa De Você, Menina

Last FM Information on Jorge Ben

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Jorge Duílio Lima Meneses, known professionally as Jorge Ben Jor, and previously as Jorge Ben, is a Brazilian singer, songwriter and musician. His characteristic style fuses rock and roll, samba, bossa nova, jazz, maracatu, funk, ska and even hip hop, with lyrics that mix humor and satire, as well as themes esoteric. Jorge's work has a unique importance for Brazilian music, as it incorporates new elements in swing and guitar playing, with characteristics of North American rock, soul and funk. Furthermore, he brought Arab and African influences, coming from his mother, born in Ethiopia. He influenced sambalanço and samba-rock and was covered and honored by countless exponents of the new generations of Brazilian music, such as Mundo Livre S/A, Os Paralamas do Sucesso, Skank, Fernanda Abreu, Racionais MC's and Belô Velloso. Jorge Ben Jor broke out with the song "Mas, Que Nada!" and, soon after, ratified his talent with another great hit, "Chove Chuva". Two songs that were neither bossa nova nor samba. Purists thought his music was too modern. It was difficult for musicians at the time to follow him, so much so that his first albums were recorded with a group that played samba jazz at Beco das Garrafas, Meirelles e os Copa 5, led by saxophonist J. T. Meirelles. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.