ARETHA SINGS THE BLUES (1985)

01 Drinking again 00:04

02 Today I sing the blues 03:34

03 What a difference a day made 06:23

04 Without the one you love 09:55

05 Trouble in mind 13:31

06 Muddy water 16:26

07 Only the lonely 18:57

08 I wonder (Where are you tonight) 23:51

09 Laughing on the outside (Crying on the inside) 27:06

10 Take a look 30:19

11 Nobody knows the way I feel this morning 33:02

12 Evil gal blues 38:14

13 This bitter earth 40:57

14 Maybe I’m fool 44:34

                   

EKSTASY (1985)

                   

BOSCO (1989)

                   

WORKS 2 (1977)

                    

THE STING (1973)

                   

LOUIS ARMSTRONG & DUKE ELLINGTON (1961)

                    

EM MINAS AO VIVO (1981)

                    

VIDA (1980)

                   

NATURAL TIMBRE (2001)

                   

MIDNIGHT MCCARTNEY (2015)

                   

EDU E TOM (1981)

                      

MISSA DOS QUILOMBOS (1981)

                    

THE SECRET LANGUAGE OF BIRDS (2000)

                  

• The Secret Language of Birds: The big dawn chorus. Morning after a night before. Could turn out to be the special person. Everything's riding on this one.
• The Little Flower Girl: Sir William Russell Flint's fully clad but coquettish flower girl. Was it his favourite model Cecilia? Just showing up for anotherday's work. Hats off to one of the greatest technical watercolourists of all time.
• Montserrat: Been there. Between eruptions. Last gasp of colonial betrayal. Heart goes out. Dwarf Poincianas still growing strong, here at home. Ashfall wasteland where I picked them.
• Postcard Day: Holiday guilt. Having a simply wonderful time. Wish you were here, but sort of glad you're not.
• The Water Carrier: H2O at any price. No Delhi Belly. No regrets. No small change left. The best earthenware pots by Sir W.R.F. and Walter Langley. Would they have as lovingly executed the form and colour of the 1.5-litre plastic bottle? Of course.
• Set-Aside: Pointless and undignified prevarication.
• A Better Moon: Sultry and sub-tropical images of a Foweraker fantasy five thousand miles from home.
• Sanctuary: Last haven of zoo rejects and children wasted. Tricky one to try. Made me cry.
• The Jasmine Corridor: Nice place to say goodbye. Smells good, looks good, was good. Faces east. Always the optimistic light. Nothing ever really ends.
• The Habanero Reel: On a lighter note, I think quite a few people know that I'm keen on spicy food, particularly those who have visited our website. I use a lot of chilli peppers when I cook at home and the generally accepted number 10 strength killer is the habanero – in the Caribbean a close relative of this is the Scotch Bonnet, which I also refer to in this song. 'The Habanero Reel' is just an ode to capsicum, which gives off that excessive, burning heat. Of course, the best thing about it, as I say in the song, is that it is strictly legal!
• Panama Freighter: Lonely Planet guide to traveller's romance. Pragmatism. Cynicism. You take U.S. dollar?
• The Secret Language of Birds, Pt. II: Semantic set-aside. You with me?
• Boris Dancing: I've always had a soft spot for Boris Yeltsin, I wrote the music to 'Boris Dancing' based on a visual image of a CNN news report from when Boris was seeking re-election. He was filmed in Red Square, sweating profusely, bright red in the face, boogieing frantically in front of a young Moscow rock band. He nearly died from a heart attack just a couple of days later. The song is in several rather difficult to follow time signatures, as when Boris was dancing he wasn't quite on the beat. 'Boris Dancing' is just a celebration of his strange, individual dance style.
• Circular Breathing: The deep breath that goes on forever. Strangely detached but objective view from a height. Pink Floyd's 'Learning To Fly' meets L.S. Lowry meets Status Quo's 'Pictures of Matchstick Men'. Or not.
• The Stormont Shuffle: Peace, Love, Misunderstanding. Decommissioning the vipers' tongues. Two part tune: north and south, slippery Sams, moaning Minnies. Doublecross, double talk, double trouble.

     *Ian Anderson. 

S T I N G

                   

                   

ATOM HEART MOTHER (1970)

                   

BICHO (1978)

                    

THE STEVE HOWE ALBUM (1979)

                    

BLOW BY BLOW (1975)

                 

                      

KISSES ON THE BOTTOM (2012)

                   

BY THE WAY (2002)

                  

THE PIANO ALBUM (1995)

                   

A LITTLE MOONLIGHT (2003)

  

BOSSA'N'BEATLES (2001)

                  

00:00 A hard day's Night

03:42 With A Little Help From My Friends

06:30 Pra Você Eu Digo Sim (If I Fell)

09:12 All My Loving

12:19 Minha Vida (In My Life)

14:45 She Loves You

17:25 Michelle

20:12 Aqui, Ali,Em Qualquer Lugar (Here,There and Everywhere)

22:40 I Want To Hold Your Hand

25:02 Tudo Por Amor (Can't Buy Me Love)

27:41 Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds

32:27 Here, There and Everywhere

34:56 In My Life

COUNTRY & WESTERN (1970)

                     

MI BUENOS AIRES QUERIDO (1996)

                           

EXTRAORDINÁRIO AMOR DE DEUS (2011)

                          

Aline Barros ultrapassa as fronteiras da música evangélica e se destaca como uma das mais belas vozes do Brasil. Com a participação de um coral da igreja batista e a produção de Ricardo Feghali e Cleberson Horsth do Grupo Roupa Nova, as músicas deste disco têm uma pegada pop-rock, sem perder a autenticidade do hino de louvor.  A gravação é ao vivo, mas foi feita em estúdio com a presença de platéia.  Vencedor do prêmio Grammy latino de 2012, como o melhor álbum cristão de língua portuguesa.

OS MUTANTES (1969)

                   

Disco "experimental" dos Mutantes de 1969 - na mesma vertente do movimento estético da Tropicália - considerado revolucionário por abranger estilos muito variados e até mesmo antagônicos, da MPB ao Rock Psicodélico, com arranjos de orquestra de Rogério Duprat.

SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND (1981)

         

GEORGE HARRISON (1979)

        

LOUIS AND THE GOOD BOOK (1958)