Jazz Carnival
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| - | + | "[[Jazz Carnival]]" is a [[1979]] musical composition [[Azymuth]]. | |
| - | '''Azymuth''' is a three-piece electric [[funk]] [[jazz]] [[band (music)|group]] from [[Rio de Janeiro]] in [[Brazil]]. Formed in [[1972]], the members are '''Jose Roberto Bertrami''' ([[keyboard instrument|keyboards]]), '''Alex Malheiros''' ([[bass guitar|bass]], [[guitar]]s), and '''Ivan Conti''' ([[drum]]s, [[percussion]]). | + | |
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| - | They call their music "Samba Doido", which means "Crazy [[Samba]]". | + | |
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| - | From 1979-1989, they released many albums for [[Milestone Records]]. They have been releasing albums for various labels steadily since. They had a major [[hit single|hit]] with "[[Jazz Carnival]]" in 1980. | + | |
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"Jazz Carnival" is a 1979 musical composition Azymuth.
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