In Brazil - Sings Bossa Nova Warm and True (Remastered) Lonnie Sattin

• 1 Uska Dara 02:59
• 2 Never on a Sunday 02:59
• 3 Caravan 03:02
• 4 Lady of Spain 02:08
• 5 Come Dance with Me 02:11
• 6 Foggy Day 02:44
• 7 Blue Moon 03:08
• 8 Madmoiselle De Paris 02:40
• 9 Manhattan 02:15
• 10 Non De Menti Ca 02:36
• 11 A Felicidadi 02:45
• 12 Lily Marlene 02:24
• Total Runtime 31:51

Info zu In Brazil - Sings Bossa Nova Warm and True (Remastered)

A really fantastic record, and one that we know almost nothing about – even though the whole album is wonderful all the way through! The label says "Lonnie Satin sings Bossa Nova", and he does too, but not in the way that would make us put this in the Brazilian section – as the music is more that mix of other Brazilian rhythms with a bit of jazz and soul – similar to the baion style that was used to great effect on some of the early 60s Drifters albums, but done here with a mix of folksy currents, tight percussion, and some soaring orchestrations too! Lonnie's voice is amazing, and almost sounds a bit like Jon Lucien at times, with a similar nod to Caribbean echoes – and the tunes are wonderful, and include a stunning take on "Caravan", the amazing "Uska-Dara", and other tunes that include "A Felicidade", "Come Dance With Me", "Lady Of Spain", and "Non De Menti Ca" – all set to arrangements that are credited to Chiquenho – who we've never heard of (and who may be a Brill Building arranger under a fake Portuguese name!)

Lonnie Sattin

Digitally remastered

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