Few ensembles have left as indelible a mark on Brazilian jazz as Tamba Trio, and 'Tempo=Avanço' stands as a testament to their adventurous spirit. Released during a period of wild innovation in the 1960s, this album is a shimmering intersection of bossa nova, samba, and intricate jazz harmonies. The Trio’s intuitive interplay—Luiz Eça’s searching piano, Bebeto Castilho’s agile bass and reeds, and Hélcio Milito’s inventive percussion—produces a sound both sophisticated and daring.
On 'Tempo=Avanço', Tamba Trio expands the language of Brazilian music, embracing experimental rhythms and bold arrangements that still feel fresh decades later. These tracks are more than just songs; they’re blueprints for the evolution of Latin jazz, full of unexpected twists and improvisational brilliance. Whether you’re a devoted collector or a newcomer to Brazilian jazz, this album offers a nuanced listening experience that rewards deep attention. It’s a vital document of a group pushing the boundaries of what jazz could be, and an essential piece for anyone who values the intersection of tradition and fearless creativity.
Track List:
- Tempo -
1 - Borandá -
2 - Nuvens -
3 - Se Eu Pudesse Voltar -
4 - Barumbá -
5 - Pregão -
6 - Danielle -
7 - Berimbau -
8 - O Amor Em Paz -
9 - A Morte De Um Deus De Sal -
10 - Yansã -
11 - Consolação -
12 - Moto Continuo -
- Avanço -
13 - Garota De Ipanema -
14 - Mas Que Nada -
15 - Negro -
16 - Mania De Maria -
17 - Vento Do Mar -
18 - Sonho De Maria -
19 - So Danço Samba -
20 - O Samba Da Minha Terra -
21 - Moça Flor -
22 - Rio -
23 - Tristeza De Nós Dois -
24 - Esperança -