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Jorge Ben

Jorge Ben
Release Date: 07/18/2008
Original Release:  1969
# of Discs:   1
J&R Item # 1033311_CD
UPC # 600753098721
Label: Dusty Groove
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Disc: 1
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Performer: Jorge Ben
Producer: Manoel Barenbein; Manoel Barenbein
Distributor: Infinity Entertainment Gr

Notes: Personnel: Jorge Ben (vocals, guitar). Liner Note Authors: Armando Pittigliani; Peter Margasak. Recording information: C.B.D., Rio De Janeiro, Brazil; Scatena, S. Paulo. Arrangers: Jose Briamonte; Jos� Briamonte; Rogerio Duprat. Musical dynamo Jorge Ben singlehandedly revolutionized Brazilian popular music by fusing languid bossa nova rhythms, strident samba syncopations, and a tight, pop combo aesthetic adopted from North American rock and soul outfits. Ben's relentless guitar playing, effervescent vocals, and songwriting genius radically changed the international conception of Brazilian music. His vital compositions made the the bossa nova classics of Bonfa and Jobim sound tame by comparison and inspired a host of young, often iconoclastic Brazilian musicians to embark on their own voyages of musical experimentation. Originally released in 1969, JORGE BEN saw Ben beginning to incorporate elements of American soul and British psychedelia into his already eclectic sonic palette. The album, with its canny arrangements courtesy of studio masters Rogerio Duprat and Jose Briamonte, and soulful accompaniment from the gifted Trio Mocato, would become a sonic touchstone for the nascent Tropicalia movement. The openhearted, subtly subversive sentiments of songs like "Take It Easy My Brother Charlie" and "Que Pena" resonated with countless Brazilian musicians whose creative efforts would, over time, assume the proportions of a full-scale musical movement. Tropicalia begins here.
Record Collector (magazine) (p.83) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "It's a thrilling, highly intoxicating confection that's guaranteed to raise the spirits."
Originally a disciple of the bossa nova movement, Rio de Janeiro native Jorge Ben Jor (AKA Jorge Ben) scored his first of many hits with "Mas Que Nada" in 1963. Ben Jor's music soon embraced elements of rock, funk, and African rhythms, creating a highly distinctive sound and making Ben Jor one of the most popular artists of the '70s in Brazil. Though less well-known abroad than some of his contemporaries, Ben Jor is one of Brazil's most original and influential songwriters.
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