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Track Listings
| 1. Papasong |
| 2. 500 Miles High |
| 3. Swamp (Pantanal) |
| 4. Dear Limmertz |
| 5. Letter To Airto (Carta Pro Airto) |
| 6. October (Outubro) |
| 7. Maracana |
| 8. A Friend (Un Amigo) |
| 9. Dear Limmertz Prelude |
| 10. Light As A Feather |
| 11. Partido Alto |
| 12. This Exists (Existe Isto) |
| 13. Jazz Carnival |
| 14. Dona Olimpia |
| 15. Fly Over The Horizon (Voo Sobre O Horizonte) |
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Outubro is a voyage to jazzy amazon; it's like if you'd listen to a Chick Corea-like electric piano played with traditional amazon percussions, surrounded by a funky rhythm section. The first part of the record is a studio session where the guys show their talent and skills to produce groovy/slapped bass("dearlimmertz","papasong")and fusion ("500 miles high","outubro") tracks. The second part is a concert that starts with chick corea's "Light as a feather" and ends with classy ballad "Voo sobre o horizonte".The live session also includes what i would call an exotic funk track :"Jazz carnival".Ladies and gentlemen buy this album for the delight of your ears !
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Excellent Fusion
31 Jan 2000
Format:Audio CD
I bought this album when it was originally released in 1980, and still sounds fresh 20 years later. Mixing traditional Brazilian samba with jazz fusion, Outubro(October for those who don't speak Portugeuse) is one of Azymuth's best albums. The extremely funky "Dear Limmertz" is worth the price of admission alone. Plus this CD reissue contains previously unreleased live tracks to make this already great album even better.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Awesome Brazilian Rhythms and Brazilian Funky Jazz !!!!!
13 April 2002
Format:Audio CD
The Editorial Review has actually said it all about this fantastic group and album; I'm just adding my tiny contribution to an immense project. This is one of Azymuth's first albums back in 79-80 and still sounds as fresh, imaginative and skilfull as any contemporary album in the same category. The best cuts are: Dear Limmertz, Un Amigo (A Friend), Partido Alto (High Game), and Fly Over the Horizon. If you like Brazilian rhythmic music and Funky Jazz, this is without a doubt a perfect album for you.!!!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
This is my all time favorite by Azymuth
11 Jun 2007
Format:Audio CD
I recently purchased this cd a couple of months ago because I previously had on vinyl. I had almost forgotten how special Outubro was to me. Everything including the live portion of this disc is acoustically correct. I also had also bought Telecommunication again on disc a few years back. Since ordering Outubro, I've purchased at least 3 more Azymuth cd's. Everyone that I've played Outubro for has fallen under the spell of Azymuth. This Supergroup is truly unique and amazing. You must also check out the bassists(Alex Malheiros) daughter Sabrina Malheiros's new cd. Her debut solo cd is simply superb! I can't wait for her next effort and would love to see her tour here in the states.
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