Thursday, 5 February 2009

Brasil Escola do Jazz (request)


Brasil: Escola do Jazz. Gone Global DJ's Choice. PRP-8376
Straight no chaser compilation by gilles peterson and paul bradshaw.
Toshiba EMI Limited, 1994

Does anybody have a rip of this rare compilation
(el goog, wara katsu, arkadin, ish, simon, reza, bacoso)
The tracks aren't that difficult to trace, but i've never managed to track a copy down.

Glad to say, the link has graciously been provided by Simon (never enough rhodes) Didn't think i'd get any reaction for a long time, but simon's turned it around in a few hours! Many thanks again Simon, top man.
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  1. Simon6665 February 2009 at 15:01

    I'll upload later today :)

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  2. Simon6665 February 2009 at 15:21

    Here's a tracklist to start :

    http://www.discogs.com/Various-Brasil-Escola-Do-Jazz/release/511305

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  3. Simon6665 February 2009 at 16:40

    Here it is - great compilation. I never get sick of Joyce’s “Aldeia De Ogum” no matter how often I hear it.
    Funny to realise that CD comps can becomes rare, makes me wonder what else I have stashed away!

    MP3 @320 (approx 111 mb)
    or
    WAV (apprx 460 mb)
    ONE TWO THREE

    Enjoy!

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  4. katonah6 February 2009 at 01:28

    whoah, that was quick simon. big thanks for this, got a feeling this one is a future classic. Think i'm right in saying it was a limited press, was there a vinyl?

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  5. Simon6666 February 2009 at 01:31

    I have a vague memory of seeing it on vinyl, but not sure ... anyway glad to help out with a request!

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  6. katonah6 February 2009 at 01:34

    top man simon, at 88% and waiting.
    many thanks again. looks like an lp in the photo, gonna keep an eye for it.

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  7. katonah6 February 2009 at 03:20

    @ jazzme.
    I am genuinely grateful for all your generous contributions. However, it seems to me that you have certainly got enough content to support starting your own blogsite. These sites are really quite simple to set-up after a bit of trial and error, and provide some enjoyment from seeing the responses you get.
    i will gladly continue to post this great music from you, it just seems a shame it's not being presented in a more dedicated site. best regards

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  8. blackclassical6 February 2009 at 03:42

    wasn't it on a cd given away with an edition of straight no chaser??? fucking long time ago am not sure my memory goes back that far...

    tis a top lp though learned a lot about brazil from this: Aldeia De Ogum is the quintessential gilles p jobbie!

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  9. katonah6 February 2009 at 04:31

    i used buy shed loads of those! never got a free "anything".

    cd burner is chugging away as we speak...

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  10. Simon6666 February 2009 at 04:33

    Bought it in a CD shop here. Maybe the shopkeeper bought up a stack of "Straight No Chaser" magazines and pulled the CDs off :)

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  11. blackclassical6 February 2009 at 04:39

    Nah me neither katonah, i guess you had to be one of the chosen few here... looks like they sent them all to Australia by the look of it Cunts!

    So what else did you get si, anything of interest???

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  12. Simon6666 February 2009 at 04:53

    welllll got about 900 CDs here, this has made me wonder what else is OOP or rare ....

    My favourite brazil comp is this one :

    http://www.musicarco.net/products/detail786.html

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  13. katonah6 February 2009 at 05:09

    got that one on vinyl simon.!!
    thought you were gonna say brazilica. might post it just for the art alone. escola and brazilica are very similar in content

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  14. Simon6666 February 2009 at 05:15

    "Brasil : Escola do Jazz"; "Brazilica" and "Libera Nos" are next to each other in my brazil comps shelf :)

    Actually just grabbed Brazilica II from Flagolette the other day. I was saying to ish the other day that Flagolette's basically been posting my 90s CD collection recently - gonna have to change the locks!

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  15. ish6 February 2009 at 10:06

    Have you heard the Monday Michiru cover of Aldeia de Ogum? It's pretty nice but it's pretty much the same arrangement. I'll upload it here when I get home tonight.

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  16. ish6 February 2009 at 18:46

    Here, this is from Monday Michiru's covers album, My Ever Changing Moods. A year or two old.

    http://rapidshare.com/files/194946540/04_Aldeia_De_Ogum.m4a

    Just a little m4 taste, her version of the best Joyce song ever.

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  17. Simon6667 February 2009 at 00:38

    Thanks Ish - very faithful arrangement but still a good 'un.
    I also liked Aloe Blacc's use of it on "Shine Through" (2006) - it's either a sample or some sort of extrapolation on the track "Bailar". Interesting album btw - some hip hop, some soul, some brazilian, and even a spanish language version of John Legend's "Ordinary People".

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  18. katonah7 February 2009 at 02:02

    thanks ish, beautiful version.

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  19. Bacoso7 February 2009 at 06:45

    I have the vinyl if anyone wants a rip-it's the only vinyl comp I kept (flogged all my others years ago to make more room) as the cover is so good and its probably worth a few quid too.I only keep cd comps now and only if they are fucking good.Greg-no it never got given away by those tight fuckers at SNC.I flogged all my SNC mags from issue 1 onwards to some loony in belgium for £200 a few years ago and then squandered the proceeds on yet more fucking vinyl.Will i never learn?

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  20. Bacoso7 February 2009 at 06:52

    Sorry forgot to mention that the vinyl issue was only pressed and released in Japan and a limited run at that hence the (kind of) rarity status.

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  21. katonah7 February 2009 at 14:10

    i knew it. knew that buggar was a rare number. if you ever wanna sell it ...

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  22. flageolette16 March 2009 at 15:16

    Thanks Simon,

    Cheers,

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  23. somlivre31 May 2009 at 07:12

    i got my copy of the libera nos LP from crazy beat on discogs for £2.99!! theres another brazil comp by the same guys who did libera nos called primitivo which is rare, its on ebay for $47!! i'd expect libera nos can get that price now too.

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  24. Simon66631 May 2009 at 19:44

    Here's "primitivo" on vinyl for $32 :

    http://www.recordmania.net/brasil.php?ref=brasil_reissues&PHPSESSID=8f91a02cd1c44ae8d6baf7224bf69b94

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