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Formats and Editions
1. Chega de Saudade (No More Blues)
2. Lobo Bobo (Foolish Wolf)
3. Brigas Nunca Mais (Fights, Never More)
4. H-B-L-L
5. Saudade Fez Um Samba (Saudade Made a Samba)
6. Maria Ningum (Maria Nobody)
7. Desafinado (Off-Key)
8. Rosa Morena (Brunette Rose)
9. Morena Boca de Ouro (Brunette with a Mouth of Gold)
10. Bim Bom
11. Aos PS Da Cruz (At the Foot of the Cross)
12. Luxo S (It's Just a Luxury)
13. A Felicidade (Happiness)
14. Manh de Carnaval (Morning of the Carnival)
15. O Nosso Amor (Our Love)
16. Elizete Cardoso Chega de Saudade
17. Os Cariocas Chega de Saudade
18. Alaide Costa Lobo Bobo
19. Bola Sete Maria Ningum
20. Norma Bengell H-B-L-L
21. Bene Nunes H-B-L-L
22. Bola Sete Minha Saudade (My Longing)
23. Alaide Costa Minha Saudade
24. Joao Donato Minha Saudade
More Info:
Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1959 album from the master of the Bossa Nova. The Chega de Saudade album is supplemented by the impossibly rare EP of songs from the film Black Orpheus and recordings of some of the famous songs from Chega de Saudade by contemporaries such as Elizete Cardoso, Os Cariocas, Alaide Costa, Norma Bengell and Bola Sete. In the summer of 1958, a singer-guitarist from Bahia in the north of Brazil called Joao Gilberto created a musical revolution when he joined with Bossa Nova's seminal songwriting team, the gifted composer Antônio Carlos Jobim, and the poet and former diplomat, Vinicius de Moraes, to record the songs that would launch this cool, futuristic new music for a confident new era. Gilberto brought an unprecedented guitar style and a hushed, understated form of vocal expression that defined the movement and changed the course of music history. 24 tracks. El. 2010.
