Vitor Assis Brasil ?Trajeto 1967 LP Made in Brazil Equipe ?EJC 6004 Rare

$

300

(Rare Latin Jazz LP Made in Brazil, Signed/ Autograph)

  Vitor Assis Brasil ?– Trajeto

Label:
Equipe ?– EJC 6004
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, 12"
Country:
Brazil
Released:
1967
Genre:
Jazz, Latin
Style:
Bossa Nova, Latin Jazz

Tracklist

A1     Stolen Stuff     4:37
A2     Plexus     4:59
A3     Roung About Midnight     6:46
A4     What's This Thing Called Love     3:40
B1     Mercy, Mercy     3:40
B2     Search For Peace     8:16
B3     Summertime     6:43

Companies, etc.

    Manufactured By – Som Indústria E Comércio S.A.

Credits

    Alto Saxophone – Paulo Moura (tracks: A4)
    Alto Saxophone, Liner Notes – Vitor Assis Brasil
    Arranged By – George André (tracks: A4)
    Artwork – Aloisio Aguiar
    Bass – Carlos Monjardin (tracks: A4), Sergio Barroso
    Drums – Claudio Caribé
    Engineer – Oliveira
    Guitar – Helinho (tracks: A3, B1)
    Liner Notes – Robert Celerier, Vitor Assis Brasil
    Mastered By – Ary Perdigão
    Photography By – Marcio Mattos
    Piano – Aloisio Aguiar
    Producer – Oswaldo Cadaxo
    Technician – A. Soluri
    Tenor Saxophone – Ion Muniz, Juarez Araujo (tracks: A4), Oberdan Magalhães (tracks: A4), Robertinho (2)
    Trombone – César Constancio (tracks: A4), Edson Maciel, João Ribeiro (tracks: A4), Manoel Araujo* (tracks: A4), Waldemar Moura (tracks: 4)
    Trumpet – Claudio Roditi, Darcy Da Cruz (tracks: A4), Maurilio (tracks: A4), Pedro Paulo (tracks: A4)

Notes

Signed by Robert Celerier (liner notes)

- Victor Assis Brasil (August 28, 1945 – 1981) was a Brazilian jazz saxophonist. He was the brother of classical pianist João Carlos Assis Brasil. He studied at Berklee College of Music and later taught improvisation technique in Brazil. He also toured on three continents.

He is said to have been more popular outside Brazil than in it and his style was strongly influenced by non-Brazilian musicians.

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