Ed Lincoln – Seu Piano e Seu Orgao Espetacular (1961)

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Publicado em: Wednesday, April 15, 2009 by zecalouro

This disc is here for a quite a long time, but never had my attention. I thought it was already available here, or perhaps it was only a reissue among the many released throughout Ed Lincoln’s discography. Now I’m happy to be wrong, wrong twice. This album is the first issue of the second album released by Ed Lincoln (although Musidisc’s ST XPL-12 serial number is big and visible at the front cover) and is also an album never released before at Loronix. There are also other relevant things to say about this one. Let’s see.

This is Ed Lincoln – Seu Piano e Seu Orgao Espetacular (1961), for Musidisc, featuring Pedrinho Rodrigues voice for the first time on recordings. The back cover says Ed Lincoln had the accompaniment of the same that recorded his first album for Helium Label, Ed Lincoln =Ao Seu Ouvido, but all my searches failed, although I’m really convinced I saw this personnel listing available somewhere, not a long time ago. Tracks include:

Track List

01 – Nunca Mais (Ed Lincoln / Silvio César)
02 – Confissão (Luis Bandeira / Djalma Ferreira) with PEDRINHO RODRIGUES
03 – Eu Não Tenho Onde Morar (Dorival Caymmi) with PEDRINHO RODRIGUES
04 – Amanhã Eu Vou (Nilo Sergio) with PEDRINHO RODRIGUES
05 – T’aimer Follement (F. Robinson / A. Salvet / J. Plait)
06 – Atire a Primeira Pedra (Ataulfo Alves / Mário Lago) Deus Me Perdoe (Humberto Teixeira / Lauro Maia) Pergunte ao João (Milton Costa / Helena Silva)
07 – Tristeza de Nós Dois (Bebeto / Durval Ferreira / Maurício Einhorn) with PEDRINHO RODRIGUES
08 – Leçon de Baion (Jean Rodor / Daniel Marechal / Jadir de Castro)
09 – Vai Com Deus (Luis Bandeira / Silvio César)

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Nos comentários há uma discussão sobre a data do disco (61 ou 62?). O fato é que o mesmo disco já havia sido publicado no Loronix, com a data de 1962 aqui.

Nilo Sergio, Sua Orquestra e Vozes – Isto e Romance (1962)

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Publicado em: Saturday, April 04, 2009 by zecalouro

Hello, good evening! This is considered by many the best album released by Nilo Sérgio, an important figure in Brazilian popular music. Singer and composer, Nilo Sergio made history as the creator of an independent record label that was always ahead of its time, the legendary Musidisc. This really nice record company released important artists; Trio Surdina is a perfect example. Musidisc was also the record label that started and frequently used artists from other labels hidden by fake names and even artists under contract with Musidisc using English names as a marketing strategy, such like Bob Fleming, the fake name used by Moacyr Silva and Zito Righi to release several blockbusters at Musidisc. Let’s see.

This is Nilo Sergio, Sua Orquestra e Vozes – Isto e Romance (1962), for Musidisc, featuring the not credited participation of Ed Lincoln as an organist and probably a maestro in charge of instrumental and voice arrangements. I had a nice week and I hope we will have together a special weekend with our family and friends. I’m leaving and stay tuned for another Brazilian music weekend, probably a “Samba Saturday”, which is something still requested by many friends. Tracks include:

Track List

01 – Romantic Partners (Nilo Sergio)
02 – Pescadores de Pérolas (G. Bizet)
03 – Marias de Portugal (Nilo Sergio)
04 – I Love Brahms (3ª Sinfonia) (Brahms)
05 – Sanson Et Dalila (C. Saint / Saes)
06 – Lago dos Cisnes (Tchaikovsky)
07 – My Prayer (Boulanger / Kennedy)
08 – Canção dos Vagabundos (Nilo Sergio)
09 – Serenata (Shubert)
10 – Canção Para Um Homem no Espaço (Nilo Sergio)
11 – Espiral (Nilo Sergio / Ed Lincoln)
12 – I Concetrate On You (Cole Porter)

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Este disco pode ser buscado no La Playa Music.

Ed Lincoln – Don Pablo de Havana (1960)

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Publicado em: Thursday, October 09, 2008 by zecalouro

Hello, good evening! I’m away from home this week, but I’m decided to make two albums today, both by the legendary label Musidisc. I’m not sure I have everything set for the second. If you see this one as the first post across this Thursday, don’t worry, there will be another chance when I get back home.

Actually, this album is perfect to be at the front page for a whole week, another solid release sponsored by the owner and maintainer of AVOLTA, Jose Ignacio Neto, JIN, from the third generation of the Ignacio family, a family devoted to Brazilian music. Let’s see.

This is Don Pablo de Havana e Sua Orquestra (1960), for Musidisc. Little I know about this album, except the review provided by Jose Ignacio Neto confirming that Don Pablo de Havana is Ed Lincoln using a different name. By the way, JIN seems to have very nice connections with Brazilian music. JIN mentions another album recorded by Ed Lincoln as Don Pablo de Havana, Disco Latin. I’m 98% sure that I have this album, but I need to get back home to confirm. I hope I can get back to the final post today, meanwhile stay with Jose Ignacio Neto review on this pleasant album. Tracks include:

Ed Lincoln Goes Latin! by Jose Ignacio Neto

“Many recording artists have recorded using different names due to contractual reasons. Bob Fleming and Moacyr Silva who feature a lot on Loronix are of course the same person, but the great Ed Lincoln took it one step beyond. He told me that he loved to record under different names – a new name for each style or even for each record. He recorded as Les 4 Cadillacs, De Savoya Combo (his real name is Eduardo Lincoln De Saboia) and in the 70s and 80s countless American sounding names.

Here for this cha cha adventure he becomes Don Pablo de Havana! We can only guess at the original line up but it would probably have included Ed on piano (and bass?) and Rubens Bassini can surely be heard on bongos? Possibly, Juarez on sax and flutes.

Ed made a number of these records for Musidisc including one called Disco Latin!

The versions of Ary Barroso’s Na Baixa de Sapateiro and Aquerela do Brasil are really beautiful.

This album appears to be a reissue of part of another Musidisc LP with a cover showing a galo (cockerel) but that LP has different track listing. This was normal for Musidisc to reuse their recordings and repackage them.” JIN

Track List

01 – Alguém Me Disse (Jair Amorim / Evaldo Gouveia)
02 – El Choclo (A. Villoldo / M. Catan)
03 – Andalucia (The Breeze And I) (Ernesto Lecuona)
04 – Na Baixa do Sapateiro (Ary Barroso)
05 – Together Wherever We Go (J. Styne / S. Sondheim)
06 – Adios (Enric Madriguera)
07 – Mustapha (B. Azzam / Barclay)
08 – Aquarela do Brasil (Ary Barroso)
09 – La Cumparsita (M. Rodriguez / P. Contursi / E. Maroni)
10 – Climb Ev’ry Mountin (R. Rodgers / O. Hammerstein II)
11 – Quero Beijar-te as Mãos (Arcênio de Carvalho / Lourival Faissal)
12 – Delicado (Waldir Azevedo)

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Ed Lincoln – O Melhor de Ed Lincoln

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Publicado em: Sunday, August 24, 2008 by zecalouro

This album is with me for a long time, and I never had in mind to share at Loronix one day. However, every friend I show it says that Ed Lincoln is always worth checking; even if it is a compilation such like this one. By the way, some of these friends have been crying out for this post via email. Ed Lincoln is really popular, no matter in Brazil or abroad. If you were waiting for “O Melhor de Ed Lincoln”, your time has come. Let’s see.

This is Ed Lincoln – O Melhor de Ed Lincoln (no date), for Musidisc, featuring well known Ed Lincoln cuts, blending instrumentals and songs with lyrics. Little I know about this album and I’m not an expert on Ed Lincoln discography to understand from which albums these tracks come from or the name of each special guest performing, but this is a nice album, especially for the late comers, a unique chance to get an overview of Ed Lincoln and then move towards to his regular career LPs. Tracks include:

01 – O Ganso
02 – The Blues Walk
03 – Pergunte ao João
04 – Canção Para Um Homem no Espaço
05 – Vou Rir de Você
06 – A Rosa
07 – Centenário
08 – É o Cid
09 – Eu Não Vou Mais
10 – Miss Balanço
11 – Carioca
12 – Na Onda do Berimbau

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Ed Lincoln – Orgao Espetacular (1961)

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Publicado em: Friday, February 01, 2008 by zecalouro

I thought we would never have the chance to make a new Ed Lincoln album at Loronix and now I’m wondering why I had this wrong perception. Perhaps I got it from the vast Ed Lincoln discography with albums recorded with nicknames, such like: Berry Benton, Les 4 Cadillacs, Claudio Marcello, Muchacho nas Bocas, among several others. Ed Lincoln released several albums under his own name, they are all out of print and I have a few ones to show in the forthcoming months. Let’s see.

This is Ed Lincoln – Orgao Espetacular (1961), for Musidisc, by the way, his first album at Musidisc. One of the things I like most on Ed Lincoln albums is his own picture on cover artworks, and this one is very cool, featuring a very young Ed Lincoln flying on some kind of magic cushion. Personnel is not credit, but Musidisc liner notes informs that Ed Lincoln plays piano and organ, using playback to make a line of organ and piano and even two lines of organs. The repertoire blends Brazilian standards and international songs, starting with my choice to Loronix Preview Center, 01 – Aquarela do Brasil. Tracks include:

01 – Aquarela do Brasil (Ary Barroso)
02 – Locomotion (Joe Loco)
03 – Seleção de ”Can-can” (Cole Porter)
04 – Ai Mourrir Pour Toi (Charles Aznavour)
05 – Mulher de Trinta (Luis Antônio)
06 – Sentimental Journey (Green / Brown / Homer)
07 – Arrasta a Sandalia (Osvaldo Vasques “Baiaco” / Aurélio Gomes) Não Põe a Mão (Mutt / Arnô Canegal / Bucy Moreira)
08 – Teléco-téco Nº 2 (Nelsinho / O. Magalhães)
09 – Hey There (Adler / Ross)
10 – O Amor e a Rosa (Pernambuco / Antônio Maria)
11 – That Old Black Magic (Arlen / Mercer)
12 – Vivendo e Aprendendo (Ed Lincoln / Silvio César)

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Esse disco estava com defeito na postagem original do Loronx, faltando a faixa 3 que era igual à faixa 7. Graças à colaboração do nosso amigo Anônimo, ele agora está corrigido e pode ser buscado provisoriamente na forma de um magnet link. OBS: não se esqueça de deixar semeando depois que você terminar de baixar (uma boa razão seria pelo menos 2 vezes o que você baixar!).

Luiz Bonfa e Ed Lincoln – Noite e Dia com Luiz Bonfa e Eduardo Lincoln (1956)

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Publicado em: Wednesday, December 19, 2007 by zecalouro

 

What amazing day at Loronix. Three solid posts. The first Musidisc LP, the amazing Quem Viver Chorara by Fagner and now this repost that should take everybody by surprise, no mater if you are new or experienced with the music from Brazil. We had also three amazing cover artworks, being this one incredible to believe it was produced in 1956, 52 years ago. This album features very early recordings of Luiz Bonfa and Ed Lincoln, including the participation of Carlos Lyra as guitar player, perhaps one of his first participations on recordings. Anyway, I think the only fault is the absence of the back cover inside the music, someone used a pencil and destroyed all the surface. Let’s see.This is Luiz Bonfa e Ed Lincoln – Noite e Dia com Luiz Bonfa e Eduardo Lincoln (1956), for Continental, featuring Luiz Bonfa on guitar and Ed Lincoln (before taking the name of Ed Lincoln) on piano performing instrumental renditions of a Brazilian and international repertoire. There are four Luiz Bonfa compositions including 10 – Domingo Sincopado, one of the few Luiz Bonfa and Antonio Carlos Jobim compositions I know. A young Carlos Lyra backs the main performers on violao, including also Luiz Marinho and Joao Stockler, as detailed on personnel listing. Tracks include:

Personnel

Luiz Bonfa
(guitar)
Ed Lincoln
(piano)
Carlos Lyra
(violao)
Luiz Marinho
(bass)
Joao Stockler
(drums)

Track List

01 – Passeio no Rio (Luis Bonfá)
02 – Oración Caribe (Agustin Lara)
03 – Dancing In The Dark (A. Schwartz / Howard)
04 – Laura (Alcyr Pires Vermelho / João de Barro)
05 – Que Reste-til de Nous Amour (Charles Trenet)
06 – Tipi-tipi-tim (Maria Grever / R. Leveen)
07 – Agora É Cinza (Alcebíades Barcelos “Bide” / Armando “Marçal”)
08 – Trinidad (Luis Bonfá)
09 – Perdido de Amor (Luis Bonfá)
10 – Domingo Sincopado (Luis Bonfá / Tom Jobim)
11 – Poinciana (N. Simon)
12 – Night And Day (Cole Porter)

This is Luiz Bonfa e Ed Lincoln – Noite e Dia com Luiz Bonfa e Eduardo Lincoln (1956), at Loronix.  Hope uEnjoy!

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Esse disco já foi publicado aqui mesmo no Órfãos do Loronix.

Les 4 Cadillacs – Les 4 Cadillacs (1964)

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Publicado em: Saturday, October 13, 2007 by zecalouro

Hello, good evening! I was not thinking about posting this album by Les 4 Cadillacs today, but I making it for gratitude, Les 4 Cadillacs worked nicely with zecalouro today. zecalouro (the parrot) was really annoying this afternoon, saying bad things, such as: mengo and the name of someone that I don’t like. He knows this thing really drives me crazy and I could not concentrate on the work I was doing.

So, I decided to take it for a spin with him. I put zecalouro just beside the turntable (he likes to see the vinyl spinning) and I laid down on the couch to wait for the results. The results were fantastic, zecalouro started saying good things such like: I love you daddy, scratch my head, good night, you are my friend, and even tried to sing the melodies he creates on top of some songs. I felt sleeping close to the end of both sides and he called myself yelling “it is over” when the record stops spinning.

I was mad with zecalouro and Les 4 Cadillacs saved my day. By the way, why I’m telling these things? I’m getting nuts, definitively. Anyway, this album is dedicated to zecalouro, my demanding and smart green friend.

This is Les 4 Cadillacs – Les 4 Cadillacs (1964), for Musidisc, the last album recorded by this anthological Musidisc creation lead by Ed Lincoln. I think Loronix has now the whole Les 4 Cadillacs discography, five albums recorded from 1961 until this last 1964 release. Personnel listing is made available according with Vinylmaniac information. Tracks include:

Personnel

Ed Lincoln
(piano)
Durval Ferreira
(guitar)
Luis Marinho
(bass)
Wilson das Neves
(drums)

Track List

01 – On The Street Where You Live (Lerner / Loewe)
02 – Sans Toi (M. Teze / Magenta)
03 – Adios Mariquita Linda (M. J. Jimenez)
04 – A Canção da Esperança (Luis Arruda Paes / Ribeiro Filho)
05 – What Kind Of Fool Am I (L. Bricusse / A. Newley)
06 – Make Me Cry (J. D. Loudermilk)
07 – Lawrence Of Arabia (M. Jarre)
08 – Et Maintenant (Gilbert Bécaud / Delanoe)
09 – Ahora Seremos Felices (R. Hernandez)
10 – Retiens La Nuit (G. Garvarentz / A. de Simone / Charles Aznavour)
11 – Traicionera (Gonzalo Curiel)
12 – Disa (Johnny Alf / Maurício)

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Não tinha esse disco. Porém, graças aos amigos Andreas e Martoni, ele pode ser buscado na Rádio Forma e Elenco.

Les 4 Cadillacs – Les 4 Cadillacs (1963)

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Publicado em: Wednesday, October 03, 2007 by zecalouro

Hello, good evening! Let’s start today with a group that started as “trial” and now is a real mania among Loronixers, I’m talking about Les 4 Cadillacs, another nice creation of Musidisc owner Nilo Sergio. We have already three Les 4 Cadillacs albums available at Loronix, and this one is perhaps the best one, being also the most popular, perhaps by the cover showing these four Cadillacs. Let’s see.

This is Les 4 Cadillacs – Les 4 Cadillacs (1963), for Musidisc. We have a major change on our Les 4 Cadillacs sequel, in addition to the band leader, the legendary Ed Lincoln at the piano, vinylmaniac provided a couple of days ago the identification of the three other Cadillacs, thanks vinylmaniac! They are: Durval Ferreira (guitar), Luis Marinho (bass) and Wilson das Neves (drums). This is an awesome revelation. Tracks include:

Personnel

Ed Lincoln
(piano)
Durval Ferreira
(guitar)
Luis Marinho
(bass)
Wilson das Neves
(drums)

Track List

01 – Buenas Noches Mi Amor (H. Giraud / M. Fontenoy)
02 – Mondo Cane (More) (N. Oliviero / R. Ortolani / N. Ciorciolini)
03 – Legata Ad Un Granello Di Sabbia (N. Fidenco / F. D. Marchetti)
04 – Autumn In Rome (A. C. Cicognini / P. Weston / S. Cahn)
05 – Dearly Beloved (J. Kern)
06 – Canto o Fado (João Nobre)
07 – Soy Un Extraño (Gonzalo Curiel)
08 – Na Madrugada (Nilo Sergio)
09 – I Left My Heart In San Francisco (Cross / Cory)
10 – Scusame (Malgoni / Perone)
11 – Call Me Irresponsible (J. V. Heusen / S. Cahn)
12 – Rome Adventur (Hugo / Luigi / Weiss)

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Esse disco pode ser buscado na Rádio Forma e Elenco do Martoni.

Les 4 Cadillacs – Doucement, Cherie (1962)

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Publicado em: Monday, September 24, 2007 by zecalouro

Here we go on what is gradually becoming a mania, Les 4 Cadillacs. Several friends are requesting this third release, made today as an additional post to the regular three daily releases. Let’s see.

This is Les 4 Cadillacs – Doucement, Cherie (1962), for Musidisc. Remembering that Les 4 Cadillacs is Ed Lincoln at piano backed by not credited musicians on bass, drums and guitar. Once again, Les 4 Cadillacs delivers anxiolytic renditions of American and French songs, starting and ending with Sweet Melody (Jean Paques). I’m showing a reissue made in 1971 by Replay label, instead of the original Musidisc. The cover is much better and the vinyl perfect. Tracks include:

01 – Sweet Melody (J. Paques)
02 – Nessuno Al Mondo (Rastelli / Gioia)
03 – Georgia On My Mind (H. Carmichael)
04 – Pepe (H. Wittstatt)
05 – Non Dimenticar (P. G. Redi / M. Galdieri)
06 – Maria (L. Bernstein / S. Sondheim)
07 – Aimer Comme Je T’aime (H. Giraud)
08 – I Can’t Stop Loving You (D. Gibson)
09 – When You Wish Upon a Star (N. Whashington / L. Harline)
10 – Quando (Tenco)
11 – A Foogy Day (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin)
12 – C’este Magnifique (Cole Porter)
13 – Non Partire (Bracchi / D’Anzi)
14 – Sweet Melody (J. Paques)`

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Não tinha esse disco. Porém, graças aos amigos Eliane e Martoni, ele pode ser buscado na Rádio Forma e Elenco. 

Notem, de novo, a presença de “Jean Paques”.

Les 4 Cadillacs – Doucement Novamente (1961)

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Publicado em: Sunday, September 16, 2007 by zecalouro

I will never do this thing again, I said I had three albums from this Ed Lincoln’s group Les 4 Cadillacs and would make only one at Loronix. Since then, I received many emails from friends asking for the others. Ed Lincoln fans are really focused, even when Ed Lincoln is not performing with organ using his own artistic name. Let’s see how this one performs.

This is Les 4 Cadillacs – Doucement Novamente (1961), for Musidisc, following the same formula we knew at Doucement, Mon Amour, Ed Lincoln at the piano with not credited musicians playing an easy-listening repertoire of international music. There is an important difference; each side approaches a different continent. Side A brings rendition to Americas with songs from Brazil, United States, Cuba, Mexico, Paraguay and Argentina, while Side B brings Europe, featuring songs from Germany, Italy, URSS, France, Portugal and Spain. Liner notes written by Sebastiao Fonseca also refers the name of Jean Pacques. I could not understand why and I hope someone explains it. Tracks include:

01 – Sweet Melody (Jean Paques) – I Could Have Danced All Night (A. J. Lerner / F. Loewe)
02 – Canção de Amor Cubano (H. Stothart / J. McHugh / D. Fields) – Cubanacan (M. Simons)
03 – Chove Lá Fora (Tito Madi) – Se Todos Fossem Iguais a Você (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
04 – Recuerdos de Ypacarai (Demetrio Ortiz / Z. Mirkin) – Índia (José Asunción Flores / Manuel Ortiz Guerrero)
05 – Besame Mucho (Consuelo Velasquez) – Amoe Amor Amor (Gabriel Ruiz / R. L. Mendes)
06 – El Dia En Qu Me Quieras (Carlos Gardel / Alfredo Le Pera) – Jealousie (J. Gade)
07 – Moritat (Meck The Knife) (Kurt Weill / Bertold Brecht) – Liechtensteiner Polka (E. Kotscher / R. Lind)
08 – Tua (G. Malgoni / B. Pallesi) – Mama (Collazo)
09 – Olhos Negros (Tradicional) – Noites de Moscou (I. Dunayevsky)
10 – C’est Si Bom (H. Betti / A. Hornez) – Mon Oncle (F. Barcellini / H. Contet / J. C. Carrieri)
11 – Canção do Mar (Ferrer Trindade / F. de Brito) – Sempre Que Lisboa Canta (Carlos Rocha / Aníbal Nazareth)
12 – La Violetera (J. Padilla / E. Montesinos) – Madrid (Agustin Lara) – Sweet Melody (Jean Paques)

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Esse disco pode ser buscado na Rádio Forma e Elenco do Martoni.  De novo, referência a Jean Paques, como no outro disco dos Les 4 Cadillacs.

Les 4 Cadillacs – Doucement, Mon Amour (1962)

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Publicado em: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 by zecalouro

Since the first month of Loronix, several friends have been asking for an album by this Brazilian group Les 4 Cadillacs, a creation of Nilo Sergio, Musidisc owner. The reason is the presence of Ed Lincoln at the piano on every album by this quartet. Since then, I found the first and decided to wait for the second, when I found the second I thought it was better waiting for the third. This is the third one, slight better than the others, just for Ed Lincoln fans and completionists.

This is Les 4 Cadillacs – Doucement, Mon Amour… (1962), for Masterpiece Master, Musidisc subsidiary, featuring Ed Lincoln at the piano and the other remain not credited Cadillacs at bass, drums and guitar. The quartet performs an easy listening repertoire based on American and French music. As I said before, this is fans and completionists stuff. Tracks include:

01 – As Time Goes By (H. Hupfeld)
02 – La Mer (Charles Trenet)
03 – You Belong To Meu (C. Price / R. Stewart / P. Weking)
04 – Marie Marie (Gilbert Bécaud / Delanoe)
05 – Melancolie (A. Romans)
06 – Oui Oui Oui (Cour / Giraud)
07 – Just One Of Those Things (Cole Porter)
08 – Ruby (H. Roemheld / M. Parish)
09 – My Foolish Heart (V. Young / N. Washington)
10 – Music Music Music (S. Weiss / B. Baum)
11 – You Stepped Out Of a Dream (N. H. Brown / Guskahn)
12 – Moon River (J. Mercer / Henry Mancini)

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Não tinha esse disco. Porém, graças à amiga Eliane e ao Fulano Sicrano, ele pode ser buscado no Um que Tenha. Um detalhe interessante levantado pela Eliane: esse disco foi relançado em 1975 com o nome Jean Paques Family e pode ser buscado no Preludiando. O “Jean Paques” tem vários discos no Preludiando – será que é mais um pseudônimo do Ed Lincoln? Estou baixando para escutar. OBS: para baixar discos no Preludiando, clique no título do disco – a senha pedida é jbm.

Ed Lincoln – Ed Lincoln (1968)

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Publicado em: Sunday, September 02, 2007 by zecalouro

I’m very happy to own an original first issue copy of this album, never released at Loronix. Actually, it has been a while since we made a record by Ed Lincoln. This album landmark the first LP released by Savoya label, owned by Ed Lincoln. I made some searches to find additional Savoya albums with no success. It seems this lable had a short life, but this album is really great. Let’s see.

This is Ed Lincoln – Ed Lincoln (1968), for Savoya, also known as “De Savoya album”. The back cover brings a statement from Savoya Discos that explains very well this album, they say the record has 12 songs, each one very different from each other, giving the perception of hearing 12 different albums in only one record. I agree, Ed Lincoln and the top-notch musicians in the set delivering songs on different styles with arrangements by Ed Lincoln. The highlight goes to Zum Zum, Waldemar, Sack O’Woe and O Choro do Bebe. Tracks include:

Personnel

Ed Lincoln
(organ, arrangements)
Durval Ferreira
(guitar)
Luiz Marinho
(bass)
Orlann Divo
(vocals)
Garin
(percussion)
Alex Papa
(drums)
Tony Tornado
(percussion)
Celinho
(piston)
Claudinho
(piston)

Track List

01 – Zum Zum Zum (Silva / Adamastor)
02 – Waldemar (Devel / Orlann Divo)
03 – O Choro do Bebê (De Savoya)
04 – Catedral (Celinho)
05 – Já Estou Aqui (Ed Lincoln / Celinho)
06 – Cumba-iê (Ed Lincoln / Celinho)
07 – Se Correr o Bicho Pega (Devel / Orlann Divo)
08 – Sack O’woe (Saca-uô) (C. Adderley)
09 – É Demais (Ed Lincoln)
10 – Dá-me Teu Coração (Durval Ferreira / Orlann Divo)
11 – Balá-balá-cuê (Devel / Orlann Divo)
12 – Bon Jour (Durval Ferreira / Flávia)

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Esse disco pode ser buscado na Rádio Forma e Elenco do Martoni. A má notícia é que Ed Lincoln faleceu na última segunda-feira, dia 16/07/2012, aos 80 anos. Veja  aqui.

Ed Lincoln – Seu Piano e Seu Orgao Espetacular (1963)

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Publicado em: Saturday, May 19, 2007 by zecalouro

It is always nice to visit an old vinyl shop with a friend to hunt records together, but some embarrassing situations always occur. It does not happen with Caetano, that has everything and the last time that happened was with Moos, from the Netherlands. The situation happens when your friend find first the record that you are looking for. It is a weird feeling, because you stay happy and a little bit sad at the same time. Not a problem with the great Moos that sent the ones that he found first just when he arrived home.

This is Ed Lincoln – Seu Piano e Seu Orgao Espetacular (1963), for Musidisc, really above the average Ed Lincoln album, lyrics in most of the tracks, Orlandivo and Pedrinho Rodrigues as special guests and that infectious Hammond B3 organ groove provided by Ed Lincoln. I decided to keep Moos ripping untouched, so you will have eventual clicks and clacks at the end and beginning of each track. Tracks include:

01 – Miss Balanço (Heitor Menezes)
02 – Só Danço Samba (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
03 – Vou Rir de Você (Heitor Menezes)
04 – Influência do Jazz (Carlos Lyra)
05 – Um Samba Gostoso (Ed Lincoln)
06 – Vamos Balançar (Carlos Imperial)
07 – O Samba É Bom Assim (Pra Mim) (Hélio Nascimento / Norival Reis)
08 – Pra Que (Silvio César)
09 – É Um Estouro (Jaime Silva / Neusa Teixeira / Luis Pereira)
10 – Balansamba Nº 1 (Luis Bandeira)
11 – Tristeza (Ed Lincoln / Luis Bandeira)
12 – Olhou Pra Mim (Ed Lincoln / Silvio César)

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Este disco pode ser buscado no 300 Discos.

Ed Lincoln – Ed Lincoln (1966)

Link original: Ed Lincoln – Ed Lincoln (1966)
Publicado em: Friday, March 30, 2007 by zecalouro

Hello, Good Evening! Today was clean-up time, a time to take the LPs out of the closet to take care of them and give the chance of making them breath air. Who lives in front of the beach needs to double check things that are locked. I always find nice and forgotten things when making this LP-keeping and this time I could drag more than ten to hang close to me and do not forget.

In the process, I found this one that I got some months ago on those “everything for one Real” bargain. This was the first Ed Lincoln I heard and was made available at the very beginning of Loronix. Several friends had asked at the time for a better copy, instead of the available 128Kbps version. I think it is the right time to make it happen again, the cover is also fantastic. Let’s wait for the feedback.

This is Ed Lincoln – Ed Lincoln (1966), for Musidisc, also known as the “Cochise” record, which is one of the tracks available at this album. Ed Lincoln is an obsession for fans and there are many at Loronix. Between the last and this paragraph, I search e-Bay for this album and it is quoted with high prices. Some reviews I found are all positive to this album. Unfortunately, I could not find personnel listing and I will give you the chance of doing it. Tracks include:

01 – O Ganso (Ed Lincoln / Orlandivo)
02 – É o Cide (Ed Lincoln / Silvio César)
03 – Querida (Durval Ferreira / Orlandivo)
04 – Ali Tem (Alberto Paz / Édson Menezes)
05 – O Amor Que Eu Guardei (Ed Lincoln / Orlandivo)
06 – Balanço Azul (Mário Proença)
07 – Meu Querido Amor (Durval Ferreira / Orlandivo)
08 – Ya Ya (Devel / Orlandivo)
09 – Caramba (Devel / Orlandivo)
10 – Cochise (Ray Santos)
11 – Eu Não Vou Mais (Durval Ferreira / Orlandivo)
12 – Se Tiver de Ser (Ed Lincoln / Silvio César)

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Este disco pode ser buscado no J. Thyme Kind.

Muchacho nas Bocas – Um Sax Muito Louco (1973) featuring Moacyr Silva and Ed Lincoln

Link original: Muchacho nas Bocas – Um Sax Muito Louco (1973) featuring Moacyr Silva and Ed Lincoln
Publicado em: Wednesday, March 07, 2007 by zecalouro

Hello, Good Night! I’m starting today with this obscure LP that I was lucky to find on those R$1 bargains in Rio de Janeiro. In a first sight, the cover was not inspiring, but the record label was Equipe and the price given worth the enterprise. I use to wash all records I bought as soon as I get home, also playing a little bit of them. It was necessary to listen everything to recognize the sax of the legendary Moacyr Silva and the organ of Ed Lincoln. Later on I could double check on Sombras, a website that you should not miss, owned and maintained by Sergio Ximenes that has been for years serving one of the most complete Brazilian music discographies at the Internet. Sombras is http://www.sombras.com.br.

This is Muchacho nas Bocas – Um Sax Muito Louco (1973), for Equipe, a short and relaxed sax and organ duel by Moacyr Silva and Ed Lincon on top of a popular repertoire that you will recognize easy. Just a warning for perfectionists, the overall quality of the music is good, however, two tracks were marked by a deep scratch, still audible, but without spoiling the listening pleasure. Tracks include:

01 – Tem Capoeira
02 – Minha Viola
03 – Amor, Amor
04 – Desafio
05 – Ninguem Tasca (Gaviao)
06 – Se Ela Quer
07 – Mexe Mexe
08 – Esperancas Perdidas
09 – A Danca do Cafune
10 – Baba de Quiabo

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Este disco pode ser buscado no Parallel Realities.

Pedrinho Rodrigues – Pedrinho Rodrigues (1963) with Ed Lincoln e Seu Conjunto

Link original: Pedrinho Rodrigues – Pedrinho Rodrigues (1968) with Ed Lincoln e Seu Conjunto
Publicado em: Wednesday, February 28, 2007 by zecalouro

It will be wonderful to close today with the great Pedrinho Rodrigues, one of the Samba singers that I like most and probably unknown by many Loronix friends. This is part of the last Caetano Rodrigues contribution and what amazes me most with this last pack of Caetano is the mix he have selected with Brazilian people and international artists performing Bossa Nova and the overall quality of each album, each one really above the average. Thanks once again, Caetano.

This is Pedrinho Rodrigues – Pedrinho Rodrigues (1963), for Musidisc, featuring Ed Lincoln e Seu Conjunto. If you are a fan of Miltinho (and I know there are many Miltinho fans), you should not miss this one. Pedrinho Rodrigues sings very nice and the album is really solid. Ed Lincoln performs with his band, making the difference with his swinging organ dueling with the voice of Pedrinho in all tracks. Give us your feedback in comments section. I’m very happy to have selected Pedrinho as the closing artist. Tracks include:

01 – Neném (Luis Bandeira / Anselmo Mazzoni)
02 – É Demais (Nonato Buzar)
03 – Faço Um Lé Lé Lé (Haroldo Barbosa / Luis Reis)
04 – Eu Era Triste (Ribamar (1) / Orlando Henriques)
05 – O Morro Não Tem Vez (Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes)
06 – O Amor e a Canção (Durval Ferreira / Maurício Einhorn)
07 – O Gato (Nonato Buzar)
08 – O Rouxinol (Jaime Silva / Neusa Teixeira)
09 – Chega (Durval Ferreira / Luis Fernando Freire)
10 – Diga Que Sim (Silvio César)
11 – Noite Vem (Ed Lincoln / Luis Fernando Freire)
12 – Distante do Amor (Edgardo Luis / Álvaro Franco)

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Este disco pode ser buscado no Um que Tenha.

Um detalhe: geralmente não modifico as postagens do Zeca. Porém, havia um erro de data no título da postagem que eu não podia deixar. O disco estava como lançado em 1968, quando foi lançado, na realidade, em 1963.

Conjunto Balambossa – Nao Quero Ver Voce Triste (1974) with Ed Lincoln

Link original: Conjunto Balambossa – Nao Quero Ver Voce Triste (1974) with Ed Lincoln
Publicado em: Saturday, January 06, 2007 by zecalouro

Hello, Good Night! This is a perfect example of how the name “Bossa Nova” was misused by record labels along time. I bought this record today for a bargain and I was very happy to have it. Conjunto Balambossa released another LP by the label Coledisc called Poema do Adeus that is a classic instrumental music album. However, this is not Bossa Nova or a Bossa Jazz LP, but a slight opportunistic use of the term Balambossa on a record full of instrumental boleros with Hammond organ.

Anyway, according with sombras.com.br, the organist is Ed Lincoln and I decided to share just to please Ed Lincoln fans. This is Conjunto Balambossa – Nao Quero Ver Voce Triste (1974), for Coledisc, featuring the organist Ed Lincoln. There are nice moments provided by Ed Lincoln and some shady arrangements that were probably inspired by progressive rock music from the 70’s. Tracks include:

01 – Drink na Praia
02 – People
03 – And I Love You
04 – Nature Boy
05 – Fio de Esperanca
06 – Preciso Aprender a Ser So
07 – Nao Quero Ver Voce Triste
08 – The Shadow of Your Smile
09 – Adventures in Paradise
10 – Naked City
11 – Limelight
12 – Three Stars will Shine Tonight

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Este disco pode ser buscado na Rádio Forma e Elenco do Martoni.

The Lovers – Lover (1961)

Link original: The Lovers – Lover (1961)
Publicado em: Friday, December 01, 2006 by zecalouro

Hello, Good Night! It is alive! Loronix Store is now open with unique merchandise to Loronix. It’s been a hard days night to get it ready for today. Let’s talk about Loronix Store later. This is The Lovers – Lovers (1961), for Nilser, the Nilo Sergio’s Musidisc subsidiary that always brings wonderful covers and also mysteries to be solved.

According with Sombras – http://www.sombras.com.br – The Lovers is a group lead by Ed Lincoln. Actually, it is easy to “feel” Ed Lincoln touch throughout the LP. The linear notes have only technical information about the recording technology with no Personnel listing. In spite the always-wonderful Nilser covers, this lack of information is what makes these recordings so appealing. Tracks include:

01 – Now And Forever (Gabier / Kaempfert)
02 – Makin’ Whoopee (G. Kahn / W. Donaldson)
03 – You Are My Lucky Star (A. Freed / N. H. Brown)
04 – Stairway To The Stars (M. Parish / M. Malneck / F. Signorelli)
05 – Funny Talk (Bruescwitz / Kaempfert)
06 – You’ll Never Know H Warren
07 – Poema (Fibich)
08 – I’m Gettin’ Sentimental Over You (Bassman / Washington)
09 – Come September (B. Darin)
10 – So In Love (Cole Porter)
11 – Noturno (Frederic Chopin)
12 – Just You Just Me

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Não tinha este disco. Graças aos amigos Andreas e Fulano Sicrano, hoje ele está disponível no Um que Tenha.

Luiz Bonfa e Eduardo Lincoln – Noite e Dia (1956)

Link na Internet Wayback Machine: Luiz Bonfa e Eduardo Lincoln – Noite e Dia (1956)
Publicado em: SATURDAY, JULY 22, 2006

Luiz Bonfa e Eduardo Lincoln – Noite e Dia (1956). When zecalouro took this album for the first time, he did not realize who was playing the piano with Bonfa. If you are thinking about Ed Lincoln, you are a right. Bonfa and Ed Lincoln are leading the set, accompanied by Carlos Lyra (guitar), Luiz Marinho (bass) and Joao Stockler on (drums).

A nice LP, Bonfa guitar sounds clear and gentle as always, Lincoln is performing on a style that is really different from his well known later releases. The outcome is great, it is really challenging to match such different instruments such as guitar and piano, but the marriage here is perfect.This record is so old and obscure that zecalouro could not find any additional information or reviews about it. Loronixers should now trust on zecalouro this time.That’s all friends; Let’s appreciate this wonderful cover and meet Luiz Bonfa e Eduardo Lincoln – Noite e Dia (1956)

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Não tinha este disco. Porém, graças aos amigos Andreas e Fulano Sicrano ele hoje está disponível no Um que Tenha. 

Ed Lincoln – Novo Toque (1989)

Link original: Ed Lincoln – Novo Toque (1989)
Publicado em: Sunday, October 29, 2006 by zecalouro

Loronix is all about Brazilian music from the 50’s to 70’s. This is what I say when asked to describe Loronix in a short sentence. Actually there are some few releases from the early 80’s. If it is something really unique from the late 80’s or 90’s, I can break all of the rules and release.

That’s exactly what happens with this LP, sent a couple of hours ago by the mighty Mr. X. Ed Lincoln – Novo Toque (1989), a late release from the legendary organist Ed Lincoln, one of the most wanted artists at Loronix.

Mr. X. did great this time with additional information about this LP, recorded at Polygram studios in Rio de Janeiro for Elenco with Paulinho Trumpete (trumpet), Barney (percussion), Pedrao, Ronaldo Barcelos, Renato Ladeira, Chico Pupa, Marcelo Saboia, Marcos Saboia and Mauricio Saboia (voices). Tony D’Carlo sings the song “Montanha Russa”.

I’m not sure if it is the last Ed Lincoln solo release and I’m sure that you will be really nice to check how a late Ed Lincoln makes it. Tracks include:

01 – O Ganso (Ed Lincoln / Orlann Divo)
02 – São Salvador (Durval Ferreira)
03 – Ai Que Saudade Dessa Nega (Ed Lincoln)
04 – Waldemar (Devel / Orlann Divo)
05 – Gaivotas (Ed Lincoln)
06 – The Blues Walk (C. Brown)
07 – Montanha-russa (Melô do Esqueleto) (Ed Lincoln / Nilson de Alburquerque) – with Tony D’carlo
08 – É o Cid (Ed Lincoln / Silvio César)
09 – Palladium (Ed Lincoln / Orlann Divo)
10 – Catedral (Celinho)
11 – Na Onda do Berimbau (Oswaldo Nunes) — Pergunte ao João (Swing / Renira Lima) — Zum Zum Zum (Silva / Orlann Divo)

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Este disco pode ser buscado no Um que Tenha.

Ed Lincoln – A Volta (1964)

Link original: Ed Lincoln – A Volta (1964)
Publicado em: Saturday, October 07, 2006 by zecalouro

This is certainly a special record to Ed Lincoln’s career. Ed Lincoln – A Volta (1964) was recorded just before Ed Lincoln got back from a car accident in 1963 that let him paralyzed in a bed for seven months.

As a matter of fact A Volta means The Return, in English. This is important to understand also this cover, were Ed Lincoln seems to be on some kind of press conference with his name all around the wall behind it. He seems to be very happy to be back to business. Tracks include:

01 – Ai Que Saudade Dessa Nega (Ed Lincoln)
02 – Eu Vou Também (Menininha) (Ed Lincoln / Orlann Divo)
03 – The Blues Walk (C. Brown)
04 – Falaram Tanto de Você (Durval Ferreira / Orlann Divo)
05 – Vou Andar Por Aí (Newton Chaves)
06 – Deix’isso Pra Lá (Ed Lincoln / Luis Paulo)
07 – Na Onda do Berimbau (Oswaldo Nunes)
08 – Amar É Bom (Ed Lincoln)
09 – Palladium (Ed Lincoln / Orlann Divo)
10 – Sacy Perere (Humberto Reis / Rildo Hora)
11 – São Salvador (Durval Ferreira / Aglaê)
12 – Voltei (Ed Lincoln / Silvio César)

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Este disco pode ser buscado no 300 Discos.

Ed Lincoln, Orlann Divo e Nilo Sergio – Ed Lincoln / Orlann Divo / Nilo Sergio (1966)

Link original: Ed Lincoln, Orlann Divo e Nilo Sergio – Ed Lincoln / Orlann Divo / Nilo Sergio (1966)
Publicado em: Friday, September 01, 2006 by zecalouro

This is a hard to find LP released by Musidisc in 1966 featuring Ed Lincoln, Orlann Divo and Nilo Sergio. Nilo Sergio – even appearing at the third name – is Musidisc owner.

In spite of it, Nilo Sergio had to work hard with four compositions. Orlandivo and Ed Lincoln also give four compositions each. Tracks include:

01 – Quero Amar (Ed Lincoln)
02 – Zezinho (Orlann Divo)
03 – Romantic Partners (Nilo Sergio)
04 – Pra Que? (Ed Lincoln)
05 – Brincando de Samba (Orlann Divo)
06 – Espiral (Nilo Sergio)
07 – Tristeza (Ed Lincoln)
08 – Saudade, Solidao pra Mim (Orlann Divo)
09 – Cancao dos Vagabundos (Nilo Sergio)
10 – A Rosa (Ed Lincoln)
11 – Afim de Voce (Orlann Divo)
12 – Marias de Portugal (Nilo Sergio)

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Este disco ficou um bom tempo na lista com defeito, pois a faixa 6 (Espiral) estava corrompida. Agora, graças a um colaborador anônimo, conseguimos a versão completa e em melhor qualidade que a anterior. Ele pode ser buscado na Rádio Forma e Elenco do Martoni.

Trio Plaza – Uma Noite no Plaza (1955)

Link original: Trio Plaza – Uma Noite no Plaza (1955)
Publicado em: Saturday, August 19, 2006 by zecalouro

zecalouro is with a terrible flu today. His nose is red, with fever, felling dizzy and almost without conditions to carry his notebook around the place and hear music.

His duties with Loronix are in danger, he can’t write reviews, research, etc. Take a look at this “etc.”, he is bad. So, let’s have a day to post all the stuff that zecalouro have nothing to say, the most obscure, unknown are LPs will be posted today.

You had the chance to meet Os Cinco-Pados this morning and zecalouro took his pain relief medicine just to show you this 1955 LP from Trio Plaza – Uma Noite no Plaza.

Trio Plaza landmarks the first Ed Lincoln recording ever, not playing organ or piano. Trio Plaza is Luiz Eca (piano), Paulo Ney (guitar) and Eduardo Lincoln (bass). Once again, this is a dual track vinyl rip, with a track to side A and other to Side B, which includes:

Side A
01 – The last time I saw Paris
02 – Sensation
03 – Reloginho do vovô
04 – Three coins in the fountain
05 – Melancolia
06 – Cançao do vaqueiro

Side B
07 – Candomblé
08 – Funny
09 – Na Baixa do Sapateiro
10 – Amendoin torradinho
11 – Stranger in paradise
12 – Estatutos da gafieira

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Não tinha este disco. Porém, graças aos amigos Amilcar e Milan, hoje ele pode ser buscado no Parallel Realities Studio.

Pedrinho Rodrigues – Tem que Balançar (1962)

Link original: Pedrinho Rodrigues – Tem que Balançar (1962)
Publicado em: Thursday, August 17, 2006 by zecalouro

Pedrinho Rodrigues released this extremely rare LP 40 years ago, actually, who is Pedrinho Rodrigues?

zecalouro will be open and honest, zecalouro does not know who is Pedrinho Rodrigues, shame on him. However, zecalouro is quite sure that this is a great LP and was produced by Ed Lincoln that probably played his Hammond B-3 here. In the last years, this LP has been sampled by DJs all around the world becoming a cult album for any serious collector.

zecalouro will be pleased if any Loronixer could use comments to write a little bit more about Pedrinho Rodrigues.

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Este disco pode ser buscado no Global Groove.

Ed Lincoln – Orgao e Piano Eletrico (1971)

Link original: Ed Lincoln – Orgao e Piano Eletrico (1971)
Publicado em: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 by zecalouro

Hello, friends! Let’s start the day with Ed Lincoln, coming back to Loronix with a late release from 1971, Ed Lincoln – Orgao e Piano Eletrico (1971). Ed Lincoln unique organ playing style is still here.

This LP has songs composed by Orlandivo, Durval Ferreira and Ed Linconl in a song, As Gaivotas. Tracklist includes:

01 – O Bebado (Orlandivo – Durval Ferreira)
02 – Saci Perere (Mendes – Terra)
03 – As Gaivotas (Ed Lincoln)
04 – Se voce Quiser (Orlandivo)
05 – Hey Amiga (G. Marques – Carlos Drummond)
06 – I want to walk your home (Domino)
07 – Neblina (Evelyn – Durval Ferreira)
08 – Meu Barato (Marilia Seve Neto)
09 – Eu vou embora (Orlandivo – Durval Ferreira)
10 – Sai Encosto (J. Canseira – Marimbondo)
11 – Eu quero ir (Orlandivo – Durval Ferreira)
12 – Assim nao Da (Orlandivo – Durval Ferreira – Mendes – Terra)

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Este disco pode ser buscado no Arquivo do Samba Rock. Uma correção: o ano de lançamento é 1967 e não 1971 como postado originalmente.

Ed Lincoln – Ao Teu Ouvido (1960) – Ed Lincoln Debut LP

Link original: Ed Lincoln – Ao Teu Ouvido (1960) – Ed Lincoln Debut LP
Publicado em: Saturday, July 22, 2006 by zecalouro

Ed Lincoln has released many records in the 60’s. In the other hand, the information available about Ed Lincoln discography is as rare as his LPs. zecalouro has been with this LP, Ao Teu Ouvido, Ed Lincoln debut LP (1960), for a long time without any significant information to share. The coverarts are also very hard to get on reasonable quality. This is a major concern for collectors, since the recording companies do not use to keep the old LP covers filed and available to public.

By surprise, reading an Ed Linconl interview for CD-Baby, I found an amazing story behing this LP, which was also released with 3 other titles: Boite, Impacto and Ontem Hoje e Sempre. It seems to be the first LP where Eduardo Linconl is listed as Ed Lincoln, his definitive artistic name.

With the help of CD-Baby, that is the story, by Ed Lincoln own words:

CD-Baby: What was your first Ed Lincoln record?

Ed Lincoln: There’s another story here! When I was playing at Drink and it was such a success that friend of mine who had started his own small label, Helium, asked me to record with him. As there wasn’t much of a budget so we did the record as a favor at the Radio Nacional studios in the afternoon of November 2 1958. I remember because it’s the ‘Day of the Dead’ here in Brasil and a holiday. As Helium didn’t have any money at all, let alone to do the cover art, they did a deal with the editor of a woman’s magazine – this guy would supply the artwork in return for me writing a song and listing him as co-author, interesting huh? But it was worth it because it was due to this guy at Helium that I became Ed Lincoln – he thought that Eduardo Lincoln wasn’t commercial enough and he changed the name – well he was right wasn’t he? The cover featured a man and a woman and she’s whispering into his ear. The title was Ao Teu Ouvido – literally In your Ear. It may seem strange, but this record can still be found today – I found one in Japan selling for $188!

zecalouro is opening the post with the Boate cover and showing his best Ao Teu Ouvido as a miniature.

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Este disco pode ser buscado no Um que Tenha.

Ed Lincoln – Ed Lincoln (1962)

Link original: Ed Lincoln – Ed Lincoln (1962)
Publicado em: Monday, July 10, 2006 by zecalouro

There is something with Ed Lincoln that I cannot explain; everybody likes his music, even the finest ears. The arrangements are simple, the Portuguese lyrics are youthful, but we cannot stop listening to hit several times and being more addicted on each listening.

In the other hand, zecalouro understands that Ed Lincoln music can make the sun shine, even if you wake up in the morning feeling bad. Some friends uses to say that Ed Lincoln can make youdance and kick inside the house like a ballroom.

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Este disco pode ser buscado no Um que Tenha e no Carbono Musical.