The Best Of Fado: Um Tesouro Português

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Tracklist

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1Há festa na Mouraria
classical guitar:
Orlando Silva (brazilian singer, "O Cantor das Multidões")
Portuguese guitar:
Francisco Carvalhinho and Ilídio dos Santos
vocals:
Alfredo Marceneiro
recording of:
Há festa na Mouraria (Fado marcha do Alfredo Marceneiro w/ lyrics by António Amargo)
lyricist:
António Amargo
composer:
Alfredo Marceneiro
is based on:
Fado marcha do Alfredo Marceneiro (traditional fado)
Alfredo Marceneiro?:??
2Rosa enjeitada
bass guitar:
Joel Pina
classical guitar:
Joaquim do Vale
Portuguese guitar:
Raul Nery
vocals:
Maria Teresa de Noronha
recording of:
Rosa enjeitada
lyricist:
José Galhardo
composer:
Raul Ferrão
Maria Teresa de Noronha?:??
3Não venhas tarde
classical guitar:
Martinho d’Assunção (son, classical guitar player)
Portuguese guitar:
Francisco Carvalhinho
vocals:
Carlos Ramos (fado singer and guitarist)
recording of:
Não venhas tarde
lyricist:
Aníbal Nazaré (writer, poet and lyricist)
composer:
João Nobre
Carlos Ramos?:??
4Fado desconcertado
bass guitar:
Armando Figueiredo
classical guitar:
João Mário Veiga
Portuguese guitar:
José Manuel Neto
vocals:
António Zambujo
recording of:
Fado desconcertado
lyricist:
Maria do Rosário Pedreira
composer:
Ricardo Cruz (Portuguese acoustic bass player)
António Zambujo?:??
5Asas
bass guitar:
Ricardo Cruz (Portuguese acoustic bass player)
Portuguese guitar:
Paulo Parreira and Carlos Manuel Proença
vocals:
Katia Guerreiro
recording of:
Asas
lyricist:
Maria Luisa Baptista
composer:
Georgino de Sousa (fado classical guitarrist and composer)
Katia Guerreiro?:??
6Rosa da madragoa
bass guitar:
Yami (World music)
Portuguese guitar:
Diogo Clemente and Bernardo Couto
vocals:
Raquel Tavares
recording of:
Rosa da Madragoa
lyricist:
João Dias (poet)
composer:
António Parreira (Portuguese guitar player)
Raquel Tavares?:??
7Água louca de ribeira
producer:
Pedro de Castro, Jaime Santos (classical guitar player) and Ricardo Ribeiro (fadista)
mixer:
Luís Delgado (Portuguese sound engineer)
acoustic bass guitar and bass guitar:
Joel Pina
classical guitar:
Jaime Santos (classical guitar player) and Jaime Santos
Portuguese guitar:
Pedro de Castro
vocals:
Ricardo Ribeiro (fadista)
mixed at:
Lisboa Studios
recording of:
Água louca da ribeira
lyricist:
Armando Varejão
composer:
José António da Silva
is based on:
Fado Bacalhau (traditional fado)
Ricardo Ribeiro?:??
8Pomba branca, pomba branca
bass guitar, classical guitar and Portuguese guitar:
Conjunto de guitarras de José Nunes
vocals:
Beatriz da Conceição (Fado singer)
recording of:
Pomba branca, pomba branca
lyricist:
Vasco de Lima Couto (poet and actor)
composer:
Max (fado singer)
Beatriz da Conceição?:??
9Partir é mourrer um pouco
bass guitar:
Liberto Conde
classical guitar:
António Pessoa
vocals:
António dos Santos
recording of:
Partir é morrer um pouco
lyricist:
Mascarenhas Barreto
composer:
António dos Santos
António dos Santos?:??
10Fado do ladrão enamorado
bass guitar:
Filipe Vaz da Silva
classical guitar:
Jaime Santos
Portuguese guitar:
Pedro da Veiga
vocals:
Nuno da Câmara Pereira (Fado singer)
recording of:
Fado do Ladrão Enamorado
lyricist:
Carlos Tê
composer:
Rui Veloso
Nuno da Câmara Pereira?:??
11Até que a voz me doa
bass guitar:
Joel Pina
classical guitar:
Pedro Leal (Fado musician, accompanist on 'Viola' guitar)
Portuguese guitar:
José Fontes Rocha (Fado musician, accompanist and composer)
vocals:
Maria da Fé
recording of:
Até que a voz me doa
lyricist:
José Luís Gordo
composer:
José Fontes Rocha (Fado musician, accompanist and composer)
Maria da Fé?:??
12Quase imortal
recording engineer:
João Martins (Portuguese sound engineer) (from 1999-02 until 1999-03)
producer:
João Gil (Portuguese guitarist and composer, founder of groups Trovante and Ala dos Namorados)
mixer:
João Martins (Portuguese sound engineer) and Paulo Parreira
acoustic bass guitar:
José Elmiro Nunes (from 1999-02 until 1999-03)
acoustic guitar:
João Mário Veiga (from 1999-02 until 1999-03)
Portuguese guitar:
Paulo Parreira (from 1999-02 until 1999-03)
lead vocals:
Mafalda Arnauth (from 1999-02 until 1999-03)
recorded at:
Estúdios de Vale de Lobos in Sintra, Lisboa (Lisbon District), Portugal (from 1999-02 until 1999-03)
recording of:
Quase imortal (from 1999-02 until 1999-03)
lyricist and composer:
Mafalda Arnauth
Mafalda Arnauth?:??
13Fado das caldas
classical guitar:
Castro Mota
Portuguese guitar:
José Marques (aka Piscalarete, guitarist and songwriter)
vocals:
Vicente da Câmara
recording of:
Fado das Caldas
lyricist:
Arnaldo Fortes
composer:
Raul Ferrão
Vicente da Câmara?:??
14Saudade vai-te embora
classical guitar:
Martinho d’Assunção (son, classical guitar player)
Portuguese guitar:
Francisco Carvalhinho
vocals:
Fernanda Maria
recording of:
Saudade vai-te embora
lyricist and composer:
Júlio de Sousa
Fernanda Maria?:??
15Triste sorte
bass guitar and Portuguese guitar:
Conjunto de Guitarras de Raul Nery
classical guitar:
Conjunto de Guitarras de Raul Nery and Joaquim do Vale
vocals:
João Ferreira-Rosa
recording of:
Triste sorte
lyricist:
João Ferreira-Rosa
composer:
Alfredo Duarte
is based on:
Fado cravo (traditional fado)
João Ferreira-Rosa?:??
16Primavera
bass guitar:
Joel Pina
classical guitar:
Júlio Gomes (Portuguese guitarist)
Portuguese guitar:
José Fontes Rocha (Fado musician, accompanist and composer)
vocals:
Amália Rodrigues (“Queen of Fado”)
recording of:
Primavera
lyricist:
David Mourão-Ferreira
composer:
Pedro Rodrigues (fadista and fado songwriter)
is based on:
Fado primavera (traditional fado)
Amália Rodrigues?:??

Credits

Release

liner notes:David Ferreira (record executive and broadcaster)
mastering:Rui Dias (Portuguese mastering engineer)
Discogs:https://www.discogs.com/release/9365420 [info]