3 Na Bossa - Amanhã Tudo Volta Ao Normal (Bridges) (2014)
Artist: 3 Na Bossa
Title: Amanhã Tudo Volta Ao Normal (Bridges)
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Deckdisc
Genre: Latin Jazz, Bossa Nova
Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
Total Time: 00:46:37
Total Size: 244 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
TracklistTitle: Amanhã Tudo Volta Ao Normal (Bridges)
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Deckdisc
Genre: Latin Jazz, Bossa Nova
Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
Total Time: 00:46:37
Total Size: 244 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. A Rita
02. Travessia
03. Verde
04. Não Dá Mais Pra Segurar
05. De Frente Pro Crime
06. Quem Te Viu Quem Te Vê
07. Máscara Negra
08. Ronda
09. Eu Só Quero um Xodó
10. João e Maria
11. Eu Quero É Botar Meu Bloco Na Rua
12. Você É Linda
13. Se Eu Quiser Falar Com Deus
14. Não Existe Pecado Ao Sul do Equador
If there’s a Bossa Nova song that the 3 Na Bossa can’t play, it’s because it hasn’t been written yet. They are: the piano player Edmur Hebert, the bass player Eliane do Valle and the drummer Toninho Pinheiro. Edmur and Eliano began playing dances together in combos, and as soon they were old enough to go out at night they became a mobile attraction of São Paulo nightlife. Their extreme good taste and musicianship have helped promoting many São Paulo nightclubs, such as Santo Colomba, Plano’s Bar, Baiúca Jardins, The Place, Paddock, Piano Forte and, lately, L’Angolo, where they were joined by drummer Toninho Pinheiro. As for Toninho, he is Bossa Nova legend in São Paulo. Toninho began in the 60’s as the drummer of Manfredo Fest and Pedrinho Mattar trios. In 1965, with the pianist Cido Bianchi and the bassplayer Sabá, he created the Jongo Trio, that recorded a great instrumental album (Jongo Trio). In that same year, they shook the public of the Paramount Theatre while playing Elis Regina and Jair Rodrigues in the show Dois na Bossa, that has originated a famous record, where their names were not included. In 1966, Toninho and Sabá formed a new group with the pianist César Camargo Mariano: the Som Três. With the Som Três, where he stayed until 1970. Toninho played with Wilson Simonal in thousands of shows (including the ons in which Simonal conducted the public of the Maracananzinho stadium, in Rio) and in all the albums the singer recorded in the period. Toninho then became the drummer of the unforgattable Dick Farmey, with whom he worked for 17 years - until Dick died, in 1987. Since then, Toninho has been playing in São Paulo nightclubs and, ins 2000, he joined Edmur and Eliane, creating 3 na Bossa.