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Évé

Canto Aberto (LP)

LabelKomosGenreBrazilian

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Everaldo Marcial aka Évé, born in 1951 and raised in Sao Paulo, fled the Brasilian dictatorship in 1974 to settle in France. Canto Aberto, originally released on the Free Lance label in 1979, is his one and only sought-after recording, made before he moved to the US in the early 80s and decided to quit music. Recorded with Parisian musicians, noteworthy fellow expatriate Manduka on one song and the African-American saxophonist Bruce Tobe Grant as musical director, the music of Évé will please fans of Egberto Gismonti, Nana Vasconselos, Milton Nascimento, Edu Lobo... This first vinyl reissue is remastered from the original master tapes by Frank Merritt at The Carvery.

Details
Cat. number: KOS010LP
Year: 2021

Format

From back cover:

Recorded in July 1978 at IHP studios in Courbevois and mixed at ACOUSTI, 54, rue de Seine, Paris by Alain Cluseau

Originally released on the FREE LANCE label in 1979

Remastered from the original master tapes by Frank Merrit at The Carvery

℗ and © 2021 KOMOS under exclusive licence from Jean-Paul Rodrigue

Release notes

From back cover: Recorded in July 1978 at IHP studios in Courbevois and mixed at ACOUSTI, 54, rue de Seine, Paris by Alain Cluseau Originally released on the FREE LANCE label in 1979 Remastered from the original master tapes by Frank Merrit at The Carvery ℗ and © 2021 KOMOS under exclusive licence from Jean-Paul Rodrigue

Tracklist
A1Nego4:17
A2Aldeïa Do Livramento3:13
A3Joana5:50
A4Falar Da Vida Alheia4:50
B1Canto Aberto6:55
B2Os Ratos3:05
B3Sala Dos Espelhos2:28
B4Zoeira5:21
B5Berimbois4:45
Credits
Bruce Tobé Grant
A&R, Flute, Tenor Saxophone, Oboe
Osias
Bass
Luiz Figueiredo
Berimbau (B5)
Évé
Composed By, Arranged By, Guitar, Vocals, Producer
Pascal De Loutchek
Guitar, Cavaquinho, Vocals
Armando Assouline
Percussion
Eduardo Garcia
Percussion
Rasalba Bartolotti
Photography By
Regi Botschi
Photography By
Jean-Paul Rodrigue
Producer
Antoine Rajon
Reissue Producer [Reissue Conducted By]
Frank Merritt
Remastered By
Jérémy
Typography
Violaine
Typography