Caetano Veloso
Circulado

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Track Listing

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1	For da Ordem	5:53
2	Circuladô de Fulô	3:29
3	Itapuã	3:37
4	Boas Vindas	3:41
5	Ela Ela	2:03
6	Santa Clara, Padroeira da Televisão	3:06
7	Baião da Penha	3:25
8	Neide Candolina	4:10
9	A Terceira Margem do Rio	2:23
10	O Cu do Mundo	3:59
11	Lindeza	4:07

News & Reviews

Monday, March 26, 2012

Caetano Veloso and David Byrne: "Live at Carnegie Hall" Offers "Borderless Bliss," Says LA Times

In 2004, Caetano Veloso curated a week of special concerts at Carnegie Hall and invited his longtime friend and collaborator David Byrne to join him for the show captured on the new album Caetano Veloso & David Byrne: Live at Carnegie Hall. "Respected songwriters who for the last four decades have in similar ways chronicled their respective cultures, the pair trade stripped-down renditions of some of their classics on this live document and in doing so offer borderless bliss," says the Los Angeles Times. Citing Veloso's take on Byrne's "(Nothing but) Flowers," the Times concludes: "Such joy is evident throughout Live at Carnegie Hall.” MOJO gives the album four stars.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Caetano Veloso and David Byrne: "Live at Carnegie Hall" Out Now; "Entrancing," Says the Observer—Four Stars

In 2004, Caetano Veloso curated a week of special concerts at New York’s Carnegie Hall and invited his longtime friend and collaborator David Byrne to join him for the show heard on the new album Caetano Veloso and David Byrne: Live at Carnegie Hall, out now. The album earns four stars from Glide, the Guardian, and the Observer, which calls it "an entrancing showcase of their respective talents ... and even on disc a sense of joy and spontaneity is palpable." The Herald Scotland says the album "leaves the listener grinning from ear to ear." The New York Daily News includes it among the best new albums. The Seattle Times calls the concert "an absolute jewel."

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About this Album

The Brazilian star cut his third Nonesuch album in Rio with producer-musician Arto Lindsay. The New York Times called it "brilliant ... the album moves from gentle samba to harder funk and bits of experimentation, mixing mild dissonance with Mr. Veloso's gentle voice."

Caetano Veloso's Nonesuch CD catalog is now available from the Nonesuch Store; however, free album MP3 downloads, available with other discs in the Store, are not yet included with these CDs.

Credits

MUSICIANS
Caetano Veloso, vocals, acoustic guitar (2-4, 6, 7, 10, 11), hand claps (4)
Toni Costa, electric guitar (1), portuguese guitar (6), acoustic guitars (9)
Arthur Maia, bass (1, 3, 6)
Marcelo Costa, drums (1, 6, 11); timbales, surdo (1); berimbau (2); hand claps (4); maculelé sticks (6); ceramic, shaker (9); pandeiro (10)
Marcos Amma, congas (1, 3), maculelé sticks (6), gourd (9)
Armando Marçal, tamborins, repinque (1)
Adres Levin, keyboards (1), samples (1, 10)
Sacha Amback, sample (1)
Moreno Veloso, pandeiro (1), guest vocal (3), hand claps (4), maculelé sticks (6)
Bebel Gilberto, vocal (Portuguese) (1), background vocals (8)
Audrey Martells, vocal (English) (1)
Billy Carrion, vocal (Spanish) (1)
Laurie Andriamampianina, vocal (French) (1)
Kazu Makino, vocal (Japanese) (1)
Tavinho Fialho, bass (2, 4, 10)
Jaques Morelenbaum, cello (2, 3)
Oswaldinho, accordeon (2)
Torcuato Mariano, acoustic guitar (3)
Carlos Bala, drums (3)
Jorge Ranewsky, cello (3)
Alceu Reis, cello (3)
Marie Springuel, viola (3)
Gilberto Gil, special guest on acoustic guitar (4), guest vocals (10)
Edith Oliveira, special guest on knife and plate (4)
Mônica Millet, pandeiro (4)
Wellington Soares, hand claps (4), maculelé sticks (6)
Naná Vasconcelos, talking drum, ceramic, congas (4)
Arto Lindsay, electric guitar (5, 10)
Tony Lewis, guitar (8)
Melvin Gibbs, bass (8)
Marc Ribto, electric guitar (8)
Amilton Lino, timbau, surdo (8)
Riyuichi Sakamoto, keyboards, samples (8); strings, bass, piano (11)
Butch Morris, cornet (10)
Gal Costa, guest vocals (10)

PRODUCTION CREDITS
Produced by Arto Lindsay
Artistic Director: Mayrton Bahia
Recorded and mixed by Patrick Dillet at Polygram Studios (Rio de Janeiro) and East Hill Studios (New York City)
Assistant Engineers: Ue Nastasi, Kelly Davis, and Márcio Gama
Mixed at East Hill Studios
Assistants: Jeff Young, Virginia Casé, adn Wellington Soares
Mastered by Robert C. Ludwig

All songs by Caetano Veloso, except: track 2, music by Caetano Veloso, words by Haroldo de Campos (from his book Galáxias); track 5, music by Arto Lindsay (improvisation on guitar) and Caetano Veloso (composition on the improvisation), words by Caetano Veloso; track 7 by Guio de Morais and David Nasser; track 9, music by Milton Nascimento, words by Caetano Veloso

Front cover design by Caetano Veloso, executed by Arthur Froés and Vanessa Stepaneko
Photographs by Livio Campos

Executive Producer: Léa Millon