Miscelânea 30 – The Incredible Musical Journey of Hermeto Pascoal Part I – The Early Years (1958 – 1969)

Summary: We're finally back after our extended Carnival break!! In fact, I used this time to change the look of our page and I've been working on some surprises that I'll be very happy to announce very soon. To come back in high profile, this is the first good news: Today we'll begin a series of very special podcasts on Miscelacirc;nea Vanguardiosa, dedicated to the musical pathways of great master Hermeto Pascoal. We'll make a beautiful trip through his music and it's very different periods. At the first program, we'll take a look at Hermeto's early recordings (1958-1969), during the period he lived in Rio de Janeiro and Satilde;o Paulo, after coming from his homeland Lagoa da Canoa (and living in Recife for some years) and before going to the United States and changing radically the direction of his career. Listen to the show and you'll enter a journey through some of the most beautiful sounds ever created... Pernambuco do Pandeiro e seu Regional (1958) 1-De Perna Bamba (Guio de Moraes) 2-Homenagem agrave; Velha Guarda (Sivuca) Conjunto Som 4 (1964) 3-Nanatilde; (Moacir Santos) 4-Inuacute;til Paisagem (Tom Jobim / Aloysio de Oliveira) 5-Deixa (Baden Powell / Viniacute;cius de Moraes) Sambrasa Trio (1966) 6-Arrastatilde;o (Edu Lobo / Viniacute;cius de Moraes) 7-Coalhada (Hermeto Pascoal) 8-Lamento Nortista (Humberto Clayber) Quarteto Novo (1967) 9-Algodatilde;o (Luiz Gonzaga / Zeacute; Dantas) 10-Canto Geral (Hermeto Pascoal) 11-Eu Vim de Santana (Theacute;o de Barros) 12-Ponteio (Edu Lobo / Capinan) Brazilian Octopus (1969) 13-Gamboa (Ciro Pereira / Mario Albanese) 14-Summerhill (Joatilde;o Pegoraro) 15-Casa Forte (Edu Lobo)