TRACKLIST
Side A
1. TUDO É MODA (Pedro Dos Santos)
Side B
1. SORONGAIO (Pedro Dos Santos)
DESCRIPTION
After the great aclaim of our recent reissue of the second album from the Sebastião Tapajos and Pedro Dos Santos recording sessions in Argentina (1972), with the killer dancefloor tune 'Tornei a caminhar', we are now happy to present this perfect follow-up that includes the exclusive 'Tudo É Moda', an amazing samba funk number previously only available on a rare 45 released by Trova at the time. A great club tune for discerning DJs and a delight for the dancers!
On the flip, 'Sorongaio' shows the connection between the delicate guitar of Tapajos and the surprising
experimental percussion of Pedro Dos Santos, with some flute touches (most likely played by Danilo Caymmi). A beautiful add-on to the much hailed Pedro Dos Santos album “Krishnanda” in the collection of
anyone with an interest in the most adventurous sounds of Brazil and also an essential work in the discography of Sebastião Tapajos.
The ION studios, located in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Balvanera, have been the usual setting for recordings by Argentine artists as popular as Les Luthiers or Charly García. In the early 1970s they also hosted Brazilian guitarist Sebastião Tapajos for several sessions accompanied by other musicians such as Arnaldo Henriques, Maria Nazareth or Pedro "Sorongo" Dos Santos. Two albums and one single would be published in the Argentine record label Trova of the recordings along with the latter.
After the great aclaim of our recent reissue of their second album from those sessions, with the killer dancefloor tune 'Tornei a caminhar', we are now happy to present this perfect follow-up that includes the exclusive 'Tudo É Moda', an amazing samba funk number previously only available on a rare 7” released by Trova at the time. A great club tune for discerning DJs and a delight for the dancers!
On the flip, 'Sorongaio' shows the connection between the delicate guitar of Tapajos and the surprising experimental percussion of Pedro Dos Santos, with some flute touches (most likely played by Danilo Caymmi). A beautiful add-on to the much hailed Pedro Dos Santos album “Krishnanda” in the collection of anyone with an interest in the most adventurous sounds of Brazil and also an essential work in the discography of Sebastião Tapajos.