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Track List
01) Pulo do gato
02) À gandáia das ondas / Beppo
03) À primeira vista
04) O choro de Juliana
05) Rhythms
06) Song for Badi
07) Bate-coxa
08) Feixe
09) Quase um funk p'ra Badi / Vírus
10) Laser
11) Ica
12) Pau Brasil
13) Moods
14) Carta a l'exili
01) Pulo do gato
02) À gandáia das ondas / Beppo
03) À primeira vista
04) O choro de Juliana
05) Rhythms
06) Song for Badi
07) Bate-coxa
08) Feixe
09) Quase um funk p'ra Badi / Vírus
10) Laser
11) Ica
12) Pau Brasil
13) Moods
14) Carta a l'exili
5:03
6:33
3:08
3:02
2:19
3:39
2:35
3:48
3:51
3:36
3:54
3:11
7:50
2:12
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1995
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While Badi Assad isn't a jazz singer per se, the singer/acoustic guitarist clearly thrives on improvisation and spontaneity. This is no doubt one of the main reasons she ended up on the jazz-oriented Chesky Records. When Rhythms was recorded at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in New York, Chesky treated the project much as it would treat a jazz recording -- the tape was rolling, and Assad was encouraged to simply let loose and blow. No overdubbing took place, and this very honest and straightforward approach makes for a riveting listen on songs by Chico César, Marco Pereira and other Brazilian composers. Although the vast majority of her influences are Brazilian, Assad's Lebanese heritage is a definite advantage on the magnificent and varied Rhythms.
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While Badi Assad isn't a jazz singer per se, the singer/acoustic guitarist clearly thrives on improvisation and spontaneity. This is no doubt one of the main reasons she ended up on the jazz-oriented Chesky Records. When Rhythms was recorded at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in New York, Chesky treated the project much as it would treat a jazz recording -- the tape was rolling, and Assad was encouraged to simply let loose and blow. No overdubbing took place, and this very honest and straightforward approach makes for a riveting listen on songs by Chico César, Marco Pereira and other Brazilian composers. Although the vast majority of her influences are Brazilian, Assad's Lebanese heritage is a definite advantage on the magnificent and varied Rhythms.
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