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Ainda Louco (Still Crazy): Nadje Noordhuis, James Shipp, Buika, Vivalda Ndula, Maria Bethânia...
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This edition of Caminhos do Jazz features declarations of madness of various sorts, performed by a diverse roster of artists. The playlist is mainly Brazilian, but it crosses borders, decades, genres and idioms, held together by a shared appreciation for insanity...Playlist
- Raimundo Amador, feat. Concha Buika "Lunático" from Lunático—Single (Arispa, 2020) 01:00
- Vitoriano e Seu Conjunto "Pra Ficar Maluco" from Vitoriano e Seu Conjunto no Estúdio Showlivre (Ao Vivo) (Indigo Azul, 2017) 6:19
- Nadje Noordhuis & James Shipp "Louco Ainda" from Indigo (Little Mystery, 2017) 9:30
- Alexandre Marmita "Puramente Louco" from Minha Filosofia (Self-Produced, 2017) 11:40
- Zé Paraíba "Xotes Maluco" from O Rei do Forró (Beverly Records, 1982) 16:58
- Maria Bethânia "Mortal Loucura" from Mortal Loucura—Single (Som Livre, 2016) 19:28
- Gil Camará "Doido Mundo" from Nação Mameluco (Self-Produced, 2016) 23:08
- Dolores Duran "Quase Louco" from Viva Meu Samba (1958-1959) (Copacabana, 2016) 27:35
- Seiva, feat. Joana Negrão "O Louco" from Seiva (Edições Bigorna, 2015) 30:30
- Dona Onete "Meu Louco Desejo" from Feitiço Caboclo (Mais Um Disco, 2013) 34:20
- Vivalda Ndula "Insanidade Mental" from Insanidade Mental—EP (Worldwide, 2013) 39:50
- The Choro Ensemble, feat. Anat Cohen "Diabinho Maluco" from Choro Ensemble (Self-Produced, 2005) 43:32
- Carlos Pial "Baião de Doido" from Maranhafricanizado (GRV, 2003) 45:54
- 8 1/2 Souvenirs, feat. Juliana Sheffield "Tango Lunatico" from Souvonica (Continental, 1996) 52:48
- Maria Bethânia "Loucura" from Mel (Philips, 1979) 56:20
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Katchie Cartwright
Raimundo Amador
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James Shipp
Maria Bethania
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