Cala Boca Menino
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| - | "[[Cala Boca Menino]]" is a musical compostion by [[João Donato]]. It was recorded in 1968 but unreleased til 1973. | + | "[[Cala Boca Menino]]" (1973) is a musical composition by [[João Donato]]. It was recorded in 1968 but unreleased til 1973. |
| - | It mixes well with "[[The Bird]]". | + | |
| + | It is on the album ''[[Quem é quem]]''. | ||
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| + | It was featured on the compilations ''[[Blue Brazil (Blue Note In A Latin Groove)]]'' (1994) and ''[[Brazilian Beats]]'' (2000). | ||
| + | ==Mixes with== | ||
| + | *"[[The Bird (Jimmy McGriff)|The Bird]]" (1971) by Jimmy McGriff | ||
| + | *"[[Manhã]]" (1975) by Azymuth | ||
| + | *"[[Bananeira]]" (1975) by Emilio Santiago | ||
| + | *"[[Koro Koro]]" (1989) by No Smoke | ||
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"Cala Boca Menino" (1973) is a musical composition by João Donato. It was recorded in 1968 but unreleased til 1973.
It is on the album Quem é quem.
It was featured on the compilations Blue Brazil (Blue Note In A Latin Groove) (1994) and Brazilian Beats (2000).
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Mixes with
- "The Bird" (1971) by Jimmy McGriff
- "Manhã" (1975) by Azymuth
- "Bananeira" (1975) by Emilio Santiago
- "Koro Koro" (1989) by No Smoke
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