A MÚSICA BRASILEIRA DESTE SÉCULO POR SEUS AUTORES E INTÉRPRETES - DICK FARNEY
Dick Farney (2001)
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If there was an MPB interpreter who was clearly influenced by American music and still managed to create Brazilian music from it, this person was Dick Farney. He was mad about jazz., and started out singing jazz standards and playing the piano. He eventually migrated to samba-tunes, sung in Portuguese, debuting with the masterpiece Copacabana. Smash hit. Dick remained faithful to the style until passing on in 1987.
This album was originally recorded as a TV special in 1972, and features his greatest hits: Marina, Ponto Final, Alguém como Tu, O Barqueiro de São Francisco, Uma Loira, Tereza da Praia and others. As a bonus, Lulu's Back in Town, Lullaby of Birdland and But Beautiful, out of Bing Crosby's repertoire. The CD can only be purchased at www.sescsp.com.br .
(Rodrigo Faour)
This album was originally recorded as a TV special in 1972, and features his greatest hits: Marina, Ponto Final, Alguém como Tu, O Barqueiro de São Francisco, Uma Loira, Tereza da Praia and others. As a bonus, Lulu's Back in Town, Lullaby of Birdland and But Beautiful, out of Bing Crosby's repertoire. The CD can only be purchased at www.sescsp.com.br .
(Rodrigo Faour)
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