MIXTAPE: Epic vinyls from Brazil #2

DJ Contracapa is back on The Lake with this fine mix of sweet Brazilian music collected from his travels. Tracklist: Lô Borges: Today Essa Água. 1972. EMI. Album: No title (Sneaker album) Milton Nascimento & Lô Borges: Clube da Esquina N. 2. 1972, Odeon. Walter Franco: Mamãe da Água. 1975. Continental. Album: Revolver. Lô Borges: Eu sou como voice é. 1972. EMI. Album: No title (Sneaker album). Lô on vocals and guitars. Beto Guedes and Toninho Horta on percussion. Astrud Gilberto: Ponteio (Edu Lobo). 1977. Selector. Album: Astrid Gilberto with Turrrentine. Written by Edu Lobo. Coral Som Livre: Tangará (Blue Bird). 1976, Som Livre (Globo). Album: O Casarão (Soundtrack). Written by Geraldo Acevedo. Walter Franco: Partir do Alto. 1975. Continental. Album: Revolver. Ruy Maurity: Depois da Festa (After the Party), Odeon, 1970. Written by Ruy Maurity and José Jorge. Orquestra Brasileira de Espetáculos: Alem do Horizonte (written by Roberto Carlos and Erasmo Carlos). 1975. Veleiro. Erasmo Carlos feat. Tim Maia: Alem do Horizonte (written by Roberto Carlos and Erasmo Carlos). 1980. Polygram. Album: Convida… Belchior: Corpos Terrestres (Earthly Bodies), Warner, 1978. Written and reinterpreted from bible texts by Belchior, arranged by Lincoln Olivetti. Album title: Todos os Sentidos (All the Senses). Baden Powell: Quiexa, Atlantic, 1980. Written by Baden Powell and Vinicius de Moraes. Album title: Nosso Baden (Our Baden). Tom Zé: O Abacaxi de Irará (The Pineapple from Irara), Continental, 1972. Written by Tom Zé, Perna and Ribeiro. Album title: 1972 (no title) Banda de Pau e Corda: Lavadeira (The Washing Woman), RCA Victor, 1974. Written by Waltinho and Sérgio Andrade. Album title: Redenção (Redemption). Tom Zé: A Brigo do Edifico Italia com Hilton Hotel, Continental, 1972. Written by Tom Zé, Perna and Ribeiro. Album title: 1972 (no title) Jorge Ben: Capoeira. Vers. org. 1964. Album: Sabor Tropical. Philips. Tim Maia: These Are The Songs (Tim Maia and Elis Regina), 1981, Fontana. Tim Maia: Azul da Cor do Mar. 1970, Polydor. Album: 1970 (no title). Franco: Moro No Fim da Rua. 1978, Continental 7”.’