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22 de feb. de 2005 · His technical mastery, intimacy, and dynamism suffuse every track of this first CD edition of his masterpiece, a long-unobtainable solo 1959 LP, along with a half-hour of previously unreleased material from the original studio session. 70 minutes. 31 tracks. 32-page booklet with extensive notes by Anthony Weller.
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Solo guitar performances by Luiz Bonfá with few vocals. Originally released in 1959 under the title O Violao De Luiz Bonfa. Tracks 18 to 31 are bonus tracks that did not appear on the original LP. ℗ © 2005 Smithsonian Folkways Recordings. CD comes in a clear jewel case with 32 page booklet.
His technical mastery, intimacy, and dynamism suffuse every track of this first CD edition of his masterpiece, a long-unobtainable solo 1959 LP, along with a half-hour of previously unreleased material from the original studio session. 70 minutes. 31 tracks. 32-page booklet with extensive notes by Anthony Weller.
5.3K. About “Solo in Rio 1959” Brazilian guitarist Luiz Bonfá left a legacy of some of the most memorable songs in popular music, from “Manha de Carnaval” to “Luzes Do Río.” The album we...
Solo in Rio 1959, an Album by Luiz Bonfá. Released 22 February 2005 on MCD (catalog no. MCD359; CD). Genres: Brazilian Classical Music, Brazilian Folk Music. Featured peformers: Luiz Bonfá (guitar, vocals), Emory Cook (engineer), Malcolm Addey (mastering engineer), Mike Wollman (photography).
Listen to Solo in Rio 1959 on Spotify. Luiz Bonfá · Album · 2005 · 31 songs.
