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RIO DE JANEIRO - While in the 60s, the Young Guard was taking its last breaths and Roberto Carlos broke quickly to take the position of most popular artist in the country, a chubby mulatto , who spent part of his adolescence in the United States was trying his luck in music singing in English. And mainly investing in a genre that had not space here : Soul Music.The chubby mulatto in question was Tim Maia, born and raised in Tijuca, friend of Erasmo Carlos, with whom he exchanged enthusiastic letters when he was out of the country. A signed "Tim Jobim" and the other returned as "Erasmus Gilberto". But as Erasmo turned the Tremendão and friend-of-faith-brother-buddy Roberto, Tim spent the bread that the devil kneaded. He was arrested, deported and went hungry and cold in São Paulo to get to Roberto indication to write to the CBS.Under the production of demanding Evandro Ribeiro, Tim could not make your music go as wanted. He quarreled with the general label and became persona non grata. RGE where he was going through Erasmus, trying to make a compact and then the first - and dreamed - disk, the same thing happened and Tim, knowing that his hour had come in Brazilian music, was left behind.It was then that luck smiled: a tape taken by Jairo Pires, who met on CBS as the recording technician and debuted at Philips as producer, burst like a bomb in one of the monthly meetings. the sensational it was written "Spring", Sílvio Rochael and Cassiano. In those bygone years, like nothing was heard here.
Condition:NEW. Brand New Factory Sealed
1. Coroné Antônio Bento (Luiz Wanderley/João do Vale)
2. Cristina (Tim Maia/Carlos Imperial)
3. Jurema (Tim Maia)
4. Padre Cícero (Cassiano/Tim Maia)
5. Flamengo (Tim Maia)
6. Você Fingiu (Cassiano)
7. Eu Amo Você (Sílvio Rochael/Cassiano)
8. Primavera (Vai Chuva) (Sílvio Rochael/Cassiano)
9. Risos (Fábio/Paulo Imperial)
10. Azul da Cor do Mar (Tim Maia)
11. Cristina nº 2 (Carlos Imperial/Tim Maia)
12. Tributo a Booker Pittman (Cláudio Roditi)
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