Monday, July 16, 2007

The Brazilian Suite

Rogerio Duprat - The Brazilian Suite KPM-1071 (1970)

"A modern theme suite written in filmic style by the highly acclaimed Brazilian composer Rogerio Duprat".

Mainly notable for forging the Tropicalia movement and his associations with Caetano Veloso, Gilbert Gil, Tom Zé, Gal Costa, Nara Leão and Os Mutantes. Rogerio Duprat was to abandon the commercial market following problems with deafness caused by interminable hours of studio time, and began to dedicate himself to the production of library music.

This early example for the legendary London based KPM library was never to be bettered in my opinion. A melting-pot of percussive and funky rhythms and moods, imagine a movie score to a spy flick set in Rio that never was - and you'll have some idea.

1) Theme Montage
2) Setting The Scene
3) Spotlight
4) Commerce In Rhythm
5) Percussion Highway
6) Tropical Green
7) Meeting In Brazilia
8) Rio Back Street
9) Flute Formula
10) Skilful Manoeuvre

15 comments:

  1. http://rapidshare.com/files/43224818/Rogerio_Duprat_-_The_Brazilian_Suite__1970_.zip

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  2. Anonymous8:59 pm

    Quimsy, you're a legend!!! Cheers mate

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  3. Thanks for this, you don't see too many library albums being shared (shame)

    Please post more if you have any.

    All the best

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  4. Rogerio Duprat on KPM!?!?! 1,001 thank-yous!

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  5. Anonymous5:31 pm

    Great work as always!
    Do you have an updated link for "Nove Bossa 4" (September 2006) - I've been looking for it for ages.
    Thanks!

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  6. What is the definition of "library music"? It is about the dullest-sounding term I've ever heard... But I do like this album.

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  7. i think this is a collaboration with Les Baxter -

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  8. Ooh La La!
    Anything on KPM for me is a winner, but this sounds like it'll be one of my favourites!
    Thanks again for another awesome post!

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  9. Amazing to see stuff like this surface. Good on ya!

    Simon.

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  10. Anonymous5:45 pm

    BIG THANX!!

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  11. Quimsy, could you please re-post? I have been searching for so long this one :o)

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  12. Anonymous10:28 am

    great one. got the commercial release on GNP (with its delicious gatefold cover :)
    http://www.discogs.com/Exotic-Rhythms-Of-Les-Baxter-Orchestra-And-Chorus-The-African-Blue/release/2892186

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  13. this gem is not avalaible anymore... anyway thanx 4 sharing so much and so good stuff

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  14. Fantastic tracks, it is among my fathers favorite, he usually play it in the mornings.

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