Later Clara Nunes album that in all ways stays true to her origins with good steady sambas and the odd Sunday chill ballad. Cover looks as it could have been signed by Clara herself but can not guarantee. Text inner ...

Excellent eighties album including the fine groover Mister Samba, a really nice dancefloor treat by wonderful Alcione. Her discography is worth a lot more attention than granted by most. Original RCA press in lovely E...

Don't get put off by the late eighties recording date, Alcione still on top form. Bua Bua and Cancao Do Exilo my favorites but a good listen throughout. Solid EX plus plus copy with insert included.

Mid tempo DJ favorite by Sergio Mendes backed by his excellent cover of Donny Hathaway's Someday We'll All Be Free. Rare single only out on Elektra in Italy. Record in lovely EX condition, cover with stamp and rips to...

Super funky stuff by Mendes and his New Brasil '77 constellation. Love Me Tomorrow is alright but the real action starts on the flip with Mozambique. Record is EX, cover has small writing on front.

One of my favorite later recordings by Milton Nascimento. Great take on La Bamba and the Sock Ball, Marbles just sounds like the good old days... Near mint vinyl with cover showing some edge and corner wear grading st...

Such talent Milton Nascimento and I like pretty much all his records. This late seventies recording is very laid back (great Sunday listen) but does have a few clubby tunes notably in Roupa Nova and the short but swee...

MPB album from Gal Costa holding some mellow bossa tracks and the odd boogie flavoured dancer. Listen to Acence O Crepusculo. Brasilian original, gatefold cover with edge wear.

Pretty solid version of Mas Que Nada and Manha De Carnaval from German bandleader Frank Valdor hitting it hard in Rio....

Quality Amiga release that captures the Brazilian sound perfectly on Sambalita, a track that works well played out. Clean vinyl, light edge wear to cover.

Two decent jazz covers of Hancock's Maiden Voyage and Watermelon Man on this East German release but the winner without contenders is the Brazilian flavoured tittle track Swinging Pool. Great scat vocals.

Interesting vocal performances with samba backing, I particularly warmed to Unindo Uma Miscigenacao and Poster Nago. Note that this copy has got some deep and audible scratches on the a-side with two tracks pretty mu...

Obviously a different style to his seventies recordings but I do like the jazz fused boogie dancer Dream Hunter and his big hitter Carneval. US original in clean EX condition, cover with cut out and light miscolouring...

Such an underrated record with the fantastic club friendly Misturada and Tiro Cruzado plus the blissful cover of Jobim's Waters Of March. Solid VG+ copy with light wear only, cover and labels has radio station sticker...

With a cover like this and an late 80s recording date you kind of know the direction. Nice drumbreak on Ode E Adao and a good instrumental track called Fogo but unfortunately not as good as his earlier records.

It is so easy to slack off James Last due to one (or a thousand) too many easy listening recordings but he is actually a well trained jazzman, just check his early Hans Last (real name) recordings from the 50s/60s. An...

Late eigties album by the Brazilian master. My personal favorite is the samba driven De Bob Dylan a Bob Marley.

Great little piece by artists and comedians Arnaud Rodrigues and Chico Anysio. Both sides are funny and funky... Record in deent VG+ shape, cover with stamp and moderate tear.

Jorge Ben and Patrick Hernandez joining forces. The sound of talented song writing and acoustic guitars. Someone's Stepping On My Mushrooms...

James Last goes Batucada with Happy Brasilia. Quality dancefloor track, combed on one of the Mojo Club albums. Top condition.