Vinicius (album)

This was Cantuária's fourth album.Varela, Jesse (September 2001) [http://jazztimes.com/articles/20136-vinicius-cantu-ria "Vinicius Cantuária"]. JazzTimes. It was produced by Lee Townsend and released by Transparent Music. The compositions are by Cantuária, with David Byrne, Arto Lindsay, Gilberto Gil, and Nana Vasconcelos. Other musicians include Joey Baron, Marc Ribot, Bill Frisell, Brad Mehldau, and David Byrne.Lynch, David (March 23, 2001) [http://www.austinchronicle.com/music/2001-03-23/vinicius-canturia-azucar-thursday-march-15/ "Vinicius Cantuária, Azucar, Thursday, March 15"]. The Austin Chronicle. The JazzTimes described the music as containing "a traditional Brazilian atmosphere with contemporary colorings".

"Jenny Scheinman suspends cumulus clouds of violin over 'Cliche do cliche' and 'Irapuru', while 'Ordinaria' rides on a constricted bass throb before opening into a lustrous chorus." On "Ela e carioca", "Frisell's guitar arpeggios simulate the chill piano playing of Joao Donato for a classic bossa nova feel, while elsewhere the guitars combine with Mehldau's piano to create the style's distinctive harmonies."Margasak, Peter (December 12, 2002) [http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/vinicius-cantuaria/Content?oid=910696 "Vinicius Cantuaria"]. Chicago Reader.

1. "Cliche do Cliche"
2. "Ela e Carioca"
3. "Agua Rasa"
4. "Ordinaria"
5. "Quase Choro"
6. "Rio"
7. "Normal"
8. "Nova de Sete"
9. "Irapuru"
10. "Caju"
11. "To You"

• Vinicius Cantuária – guitar, vocals, percussion
• Brad Mehldau – piano
• Bill Frisell – guitar
• Marc Ribot – guitar
• Jenny Scheinman – violin
• Marc Johnson – bass
• Joey Baron – drums
• David Byrne – vocals

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