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Jorge Ben
Jorge Ben
Jorge Ben’s 1969 album is a rare blend of genres — samba, soul, funk, psychedelia — and it’s got a timeless energy. Whether you’re already into Brazilian music or just looking for something fresh and soulful, Jorge Ben’s 1969 album is a joyous entry point.
It includes the joyous anthem ‘País Tropical’ along with classics like ‘Take It Easy, My Brother Charles,’ ‘Que Pena,’ and ‘Criola,’ making this album one of the most brilliant records to emerge from Brazil’s fertile late-’60s music scene.
A1
Criola
A2
Domingas
A3
Cadê Teresa
A4
Barbarella
A5
País Tropical
B1
Take It Easy My Brother Charles
B2
Descobri que Eu Sou um Anjo
B3
Bebete Vãobora
B4
Quem Foi que Roubou a Sopeira de Porcelana Chinesa que a Vovó Ganhou da Baronesa
B5
Que Pena
B6
Charles, Anjo 45

