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Flora Purim
Everyday Everynight
Genres: Jazz, Latin Music

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. Everyday, Everynight - Flora Purim, Colombier
2. Samba Michel - Flora Purim, Colombier
3. The Hope - Flora Purim, Colombier, Michel
4. Five-Four - Flora Purim, Colombier, Michel
5. Walking Away - Flora Purim, Colombier
6. I Just Don't Know - Flora Purim, Colombier
7. In Brasil - Flora Purim, Sopuch, George
8. Las Olas - Flora Purim, Pastorius, Jaco
9. Blues Ballad - Flora Purim, Colombier
10. Overture - Flora Purim, Colombier, Michel
11. Why I'm Alone - Flora Purim, Hancock, Jean

CD Details

All Artists: Flora Purim
Title: Everyday Everynight
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Label: Jvc Victor
Release Date: 1/1/2004
Album Type: Import
Genres: Jazz, Latin Music
Styles: Latin Jazz, Vocal Jazz
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 4988002441303, 766482079841

Synopsis

Album Description

On this 1978 project, singer Flora Purim is backed by a large string orchestra and a countless number of top studio and jazz players, playing arrangements by Michel Colombier. Featuring quite notable musicians Michael Brecker, Randy Brecker, David Sanborn, Oscar Neves, Jaco Pastorius and even Herbie Hancock. 20 bit K2 mastering 2002 Japanese release on Victor.

CD Reviews

A long wait

tompan | CARLSBAD, CA United States | 06/19/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I've been waiting years for this to be released on cd. This is a unique combination of Flora's brazilian rawness with Michel Colombier's sophisticated french pop arrangements. They co-worte many of the songs so it is a real collaboration. Standouts are Walking Away & Samba Michel where Flora lets out all the stops."

A Unique Sound For Flora

Ignacio R. Moran | New York, NY USA | 03/25/2004

(2 out of 5 stars)

"This recording, done back in the middle seventies, exemplifies that sound of Michel Colombier's arrangements and piano playing that mixes in perfectly for Flora's vibe attempt here. Her singing is silkier than ever which combines well with the orchestral lines and textures Colombier delivers. The best other aspect of this record (yeah, vinyl) is non other than Jaco Pastorius' bass 'sound'. It's early Jaco and he's simply killin' on the date. He also contributes a gorgeous piece in "Las Olas" (The Waves) a bossa that captivates my memories of Rio, Manila, Sao Paolo, Salvador, Bahia coming through the cityscapes of Paris. This is a recording date to check out and enjoy the romanticism with depth it brings to the forefront."