1. FILÓ MACHADO - Quero Pouco, Quero Muito
2. SANDRA SÁ – Guarde Minha Voz
3. ALTAY VELOSO – Débora
4. JUNIOR MENDES – Copacabana Sadia5. DON BETO – Renascendo Em Mim
6. LUCINHA TURNBULL – Toda Manhã Brilha O Sol
7. GUILHERME ARANTES – Coisas Do Brasil
8. CARLOS BIVAR - Maré
9. BIAFRA – Leão Ferido
10. SANTA CRUZ - Mais Uma Chance
11. JANE DUBOC - Se Eu Te Pego De Jeito
12. CASSIANO – Rio Best-Seller
13. CARLINHOS & SONINHA QUEIROZ – Pra Você
14. GELSON OLIVEIRA & LUIZ EWERLING - Acordes E Sementes
15. ZECA DO TROMBONE - Rota-Mar
16. ROUPA NOVA – Clarear
17. KIKO ZAMBIANCHI – Estréia
18. BRYLHO – Jóia Rara
19. RITA LEE & ROBERTO – Atlântida
“The thing about parties,” said Janice, putting down her drink, “is you need to arrive with someone connected, someone... cool. Otherwise you’re jus’ gonna get bummed out, stuck chatting to some realtor or God forbid, a dentist from West Hollywood. ‘Nother Caipirinha?”
We hear you Janice. It’s the same dilemma when your much-loved LP compilation series decides to visit somewhere exotic and different. You need an invite, a guide. Fortunately for us, and you, for Too Slow to Disco Brasil we’ve been escorted to the Brazilian AOR party by one of the very best, a certain Mr Ed Motta.
We’d like to introduce you to this giant of musical endeavour, the ‘Colossus of Rio’, as he’s known. For Ed’s sweetly agreed to be our point man on all matters smooth for this latest TSTD collection, where we take a dive into an often overlooked side of Brazilian music: Brazilian soul, funk and AOR.