MPB, Bossanova, Samba, Bossa Nova
Elektra 7559-61315-2 Germany 1992
GB£6.31
Media : Acceptable (VG)
Case Damaged, Scuff on Case, Sticker on Case *The image is not from the actual item.
This ambitious work returns to the core of Brazilian rhythms and culture and fuses them with a modern sound sensibility.
In a departure from their usual soft pop sound, they take a dynamic approach that brings to the forefront indigenous Brazilian rhythms such as samba, Bahia and maracatu.
Elektra 9 61315-2 US 1992
GB£4.52
Media : Very Good Plus (VG+)
Scuff on Case, Plastic Discoloration on Case *The image is not from the actual item.
This ambitious work returns to the core of Brazilian rhythms and culture and fuses them with a modern sound sensibility.
In a departure from their usual soft pop sound, they take a dynamic approach that brings to the forefront indigenous Brazilian rhythms such as samba, Bahia and maracatu.
Verve Records 314 543 515-2 US
GB£4.52
Media : Very Good Plus (VG+)
Digipack *The image is not from the actual item.
MPB, Bossanova, Samba, Bossa Nova
Elektra 7559-61315-2 Germany 1992
GB£4.52
Media : Excellent (EX)
Plastic Discoloration on Case *The image is not from the actual item.
This ambitious work returns to the core of Brazilian rhythms and culture and fuses them with a modern sound sensibility.
In a departure from their usual soft pop sound, they take a dynamic approach that brings to the forefront indigenous Brazilian rhythms such as samba, Bahia and maracatu.
MPB, Bossanova, Samba, Bossa Nova
Elektra 7559-61315-2 Germany 1992
GB£4.52
Media : Excellent (EX)
*The image is not from the actual item.
This ambitious work returns to the core of Brazilian rhythms and culture and fuses them with a modern sound sensibility.
In a departure from their usual soft pop sound, they take a dynamic approach that brings to the forefront indigenous Brazilian rhythms such as samba, Bahia and maracatu.
Elektra 9 61315-2 US 1992
GB£3.71
Media : Very Good Plus (VG+)
Media Soiled *The image is not from the actual item.
This ambitious work returns to the core of Brazilian rhythms and culture and fuses them with a modern sound sensibility.
In a departure from their usual soft pop sound, they take a dynamic approach that brings to the forefront indigenous Brazilian rhythms such as samba, Bahia and maracatu.
