Credits:

Jorge Ben

Description:

The fifth album in total, this 1967 masterpiece has been reissued and reevaluated in later years. Including "Frases"! Silencio No Brooklin! (The story begins with these words of Georges Benn: "Silencio No Brooklin! The story begins with these words from Georges Benn, and the album's troubling and majestic noise invades the album as it is. Samba and rock go hand in hand. The electric guitar, which serves as a mediator, is introduced effectively, and a mandala pattern, which has never been seen in Ben's works before, swims like a migratory fish on the staff. His fifth album, which includes such fine songs as "Frases" and "Amor De Carnaval," is a valuable achievement of Brazilian music that marked a turning point in the transitional period of his career. This album, which incorporates influences from the Beatles, samba, rock, and soul, is a masterpiece that Caetano Veloso would have loved. The void of that time in Ben's life can only be experienced through this film, which records all the actions he took to fill that time. Commentary: Minoru Wakasugi

Tracklisting:

01. AMOR DE CARNAVAL
02. NASCIMENTO DE UM PRINCIPE AFRICANO
03. JOVEM SAMBA
04. ROSA MAS QUE NADA
05. CANCAO DE UMA FAN
06. TODA COLORIDA
07. FRASES
08. QUANTO MAIS TE VEJO
09. VOU ANDANDO
10. SOU DA PESADA
11. MENINA GATA AUGUSTA
12. SI MANDA

BONUS STACKS
13. ALELUIA
14. VOCE NAO E AVE MARIA. MAS E CHEIA DE GRACA