Azimüth*Azimüth

Label:

Som Livre – 410.6003

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold

Country:

Brazil

Released:

Genre:

Jazz, Latin

Style:

MPB, Jazz-Funk, Latin Jazz

Tracklist

A1Linha Do Horizonte
Written-ByParaná*, Paulo Sérgio Valle
4:25
A2Melô Dos Dois Bicudos
Written-ByAzimuth*
3:07
A3Brazil
Written-ByAzimuth*
4:03
A4Faça De Conta
Written-ByJ. R. Bertrami*
4:32
A5Caça A Raposa
Written-ByAzimuth*
5:12
B1Estrada Dos Deuses
Written-ByAzimuth*
3:40
B2Esperando Minha Vez
Written-ByAlexandre*, Thereza*
3:03
B3Montreal City
Written-ByJ. R. Bertrami*
3:22
B4Manhã
Written-ByJ. R. Bertrami*, J. Américo*
3:46
B5Periscópio
Written-ByAzimuth*
7:35

Companies, etc.

  • Distributed ByRCA Eletrônica Ltda.
  • Manufactured ByRCA Eletrônica Ltda.
  • Recorded AtEstúdio Haway

Credits

  • Acoustic GuitarJoão Américo [Paraná]* (tracks: A1)
  • Artwork, LayoutFlavio D'Alincourt
  • Bass [Rickenbacker, Vox & Eco], Acoustic Guitar, Guitar, Shaker, VocalsJosé Alexandre Malheiros*
  • Bells, Clavinet, Electric Piano [Fender], Organ [Hammond M.102], Piano, Synthesizer [Arp 2600, Moog Satellite, Arp Strings], VocalsJosé Roberto Bertrami
  • Bongos, Congas, Cuica, Shaker, Surdo, Tamborim, VocalsAriovaldo Contesini
  • Drums [Rogers & Ludwig], Shaker, Timbales, TimpaniIvan C. Miguel Conti [Mamão]*
  • Engineer [Assistant]Borrachinha, Jairo Gualberto, Zé Guilherme
  • Engineer [Sound]Ari Carvalhaes*, Luigi*, Luiz Claudio*
  • Percussion, VocalsJoão Américo [Paraná]*
  • ProducerAzimuth*
  • VocalsMarcio Lott (tracks: A1, B2, B4)

Notes

Original 1975 Brazilian issue, issued in a gloss laminate gatefold sleeve with silver "Série Super Luxo" sticker.

Recorded at Estúdios Hawai Phonogram between October '74 and February '75 - Rio
Commonly referred to as "Linha Do Horizonte" after the famous hit song from this first album.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (A): 410.6003-A ... 1S
  • Matrix / Runout (B): 410.6003-B ... 1S
  • Other (Price code): Série Super Luxo

Other Versions (5 of 21)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
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Early Days (LP, Album, Reissue)Carrere, Opus/Columbia66.384France1986
New Submission
Early Days (CD, Album, Reissue)Zillion Records2611062UK1992
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Azimüth (CD, Album, Reissue)Cast403.0040Brazil1994
New Submission
Azimüth (Cassette, Album, Reissue)Cast742.0139Brazil1994
New Submission
Azimüth (LP, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release)Som Livre410.6003Europe1998

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Reviews

  • stylesforfree's avatar
    Distinctly mediocre. A somewhat insipid recording of uninspiring latin flavoured grooves. The highlight of the album is easily Montreal City with its funky Moog bass line and smooth electric piano solo/lead lines.

    Periscópio lives up to the hype to a certain degree but becomes repetitive and tiresome with the awkward change-up in tempo and disjointed timing of the musicians.

    Overall an obscenely overrated record. So happy I got top dollar for my original copy.
    • djmistri40's avatar
      djmistri40
      The Single alone that is called Manha is wonderful - If you just had limited time to listen to one track on this album - Please listen to the track called "Manha" - you will not regret it.

      Please click on this link to find out more about this group and project:

      https://www.electricsoulshow.com/news/morning-brazilian-style-manha-estilo-brasileiro
      • AlbertHofstein's avatar
        Edited 5 years ago
        This is probably the coooolest and warmest record ever recorded in Brazil. Certainly there are other great records, but this is one of the greatest. A pure pleasure and ... that's just, like, my opinion, man! Cheers
        • MikeMcGantic's avatar
          MikeMcGantic
          quite possibly the greatest thing to be printed on vinyl...
          maybe not...but this album goes deep.
          classic all the way.

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