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~ Gilles Peterson
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  • Audio CD (26 Jun 2006)
  • Number of Discs: 2
  • Label: Ether
  • ASIN: B000FGFAS6
  • Other Editions: Vinyl
  • Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 16,430 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Disc: 1
1. Swinga Sambaby - Trio Mocoto
2. Samba Do Carioca - Cesar, Silvio & Meirelles
3. Que Bandeira - Evinha
4. California Soul - Das Neves, Wilson
5. Procura Se Uma Virgem - Orquestra St. Moritz
6. Conversacao De Paz - Ricardo, Sergio
7. Lalari Olala - Ben, Jorge
8. Reflexos - Eca, Luiz
9. Homem De Rua - Borges, Lo
10. Nana - Simonal, Wilson
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Disc: 2
1. Calma Mamma - Echo Soundsystem
2. Ze Brasileiro - Rappin' Hood
3. Beira Do Mar - S-Tone Inc.
4. E Muita Gig Vei - Motta, Ed
5. Sounds Like - Bugz In The Attic
6. Roda Piao - Azymuth (1)
7. A Pomba Girou - Zero DB & Heidi Vogel
8. Sex O Matic - Edu K
9. Cleck Cleck Boom - Voltair
10. Baby - Drumagick
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5.0 out of 5 stars Bloody Wonderful!, 17 Jan 2007
By P. J. Aspel "The Sophisticate" (Surrey, UK) - See all my reviews
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These two discs are simply crammed full of some of the most euphoria inducing, endorphine pumping tunes from the other side of the pond! It's very interesting that the first disc focuses on Brazilian funk from the 1970's onwards whilst not sounding at all cheesy, and that the second disc contains more modern, 90's style remixes that actually sound really special and well produced.

I mean it, you won't find any muzak or tackiness here at all, just pure Latino spice with a touch of class!
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Another peach from Gilles, 20 Oct 2007
By John Tree "Finding the good stuff" (Poulton-le-Fylde, UK) - See all my reviews
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Following on, and using the same winning formula as the collection In Africa, and In Brazil, we now have Back In Brazil. Gilles' decision to have a full CD of archive stuff alongside a CD of new stuff is better than it sounds...there are some great Brazilian tunes in the vaults, and I have found myself listening to classics from the sixties and seventies quite a bit, although admittedly I prefer the new stuff.

Disc one, Das Velhas, (the oldies?) highlights are wide and varied from Salsa orchestras to intimate Bossa Nova tunes, but my faves are Jorge Ben (natch), Luis Eca's intriguing loping sound, and Antonio Adolfo's sweeping big band arrangement. 31/2 stars.

...but it's disc two that really cuts the mustard. From the opener, the lolloping reggae-tinged Calma Mamma by Echo soundsystem, through Ze Brasilieiro's cool rap, we have S-Tone inc's latin breaks providing some top grooves, Azymuth's scorching funky breaks version of Roda Piao (remixed by the mighty Spiritual South), Zero dB are always worth my time, and their track is a real driving, dirty mover, showing the way for latin breaks with some squelching synth lines and strong percussion. Drumagick have made some delightfully liquid DnB in the past, and their tune here is pretty cool, not sure how memorable this one is though. Bruno E Sexteto's Uruba Jazz is a taut samba tune which is a little retro, but with some great jazz playing, and a wonderful groove. 41/2 stars.

You can always rely on Peterson to find some obscurities that are well listenable, and he doesn't dissapoint here. All in all, a little patchy in my opinion to deserve five star status, but it is a solid collection with some real gems that will be getting a plundering for my own sets. You can't say fairer than that.
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