Milton Nascimento - Milton (1976)
BAND/ARTIST: Milton Nascimento
- Title: Milton
- Year Of Release: 1976
- Label: Verve[543 485-2]
- Genre: Jazz, Latin Jazz
- Quality: FLAC (tracks + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 43:17
- Total Size: 278 MB(+3%) | 102 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1. Raca (Hasa) (Race) 3:35
2. Fairy Tale Song (Cade) 4:11
3. Francisco 4:27
4. Nothing Will Be As It Was (Nada Sera Como Antes) 3:53
5. Cravo E Canela (Clove And Cinnamon) 3:44
6. The Call (Chamada) 5:49
7. One Coin (Tostao) 4:31
8. Saidas E Bandeiras (Exits And Flags) 4:45
9. Os Povos (The People) 8:06
Journey to Brazil and beyond with the music of gifted singer-songwriter Milton Nascimento. On Milton, the acoustic-based 1976 follow-up to Native Dancer, his collaboration with Wayne Shorter, the two are paired again, along with Herbie Hancock on piano. Beginning with the Afro-Brazilian rhythms of "Raça" and ending on the dark jazz landscape of "Os Povos," we go on a vocal journey of words and wordless singing that showcases the incredible range of Nascimento's voice. For some, Nascimento's vocal style is an acquired taste, but not many can deny the beauty of his falsetto, the richness of his bass register, and all the colorings in between. It is this voice that transcends any language barrier and resists categorization. On the haunting "Chamada," where his vocalese is accompanied by a single guitar, Nascimento's music calls on a mysterious yet moving place in our musical understanding. --Jamie FitzGerald
1. Raca (Hasa) (Race) 3:35
2. Fairy Tale Song (Cade) 4:11
3. Francisco 4:27
4. Nothing Will Be As It Was (Nada Sera Como Antes) 3:53
5. Cravo E Canela (Clove And Cinnamon) 3:44
6. The Call (Chamada) 5:49
7. One Coin (Tostao) 4:31
8. Saidas E Bandeiras (Exits And Flags) 4:45
9. Os Povos (The People) 8:06
Journey to Brazil and beyond with the music of gifted singer-songwriter Milton Nascimento. On Milton, the acoustic-based 1976 follow-up to Native Dancer, his collaboration with Wayne Shorter, the two are paired again, along with Herbie Hancock on piano. Beginning with the Afro-Brazilian rhythms of "Raça" and ending on the dark jazz landscape of "Os Povos," we go on a vocal journey of words and wordless singing that showcases the incredible range of Nascimento's voice. For some, Nascimento's vocal style is an acquired taste, but not many can deny the beauty of his falsetto, the richness of his bass register, and all the colorings in between. It is this voice that transcends any language barrier and resists categorization. On the haunting "Chamada," where his vocalese is accompanied by a single guitar, Nascimento's music calls on a mysterious yet moving place in our musical understanding. --Jamie FitzGerald
Jazz | Bossa Nova | Music | Latin | FLAC / APE | Mp3 | CD-Rip
As a ISRA.CLOUD's PREMIUM member you will have the following benefits:
- Unlimited high speed downloads
- Download directly without waiting time
- Unlimited parallel downloads
- Support for download accelerators
- No advertising
- Resume broken downloads