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Dom Um Romao Muse Records Bossa Nova Jazz Funk Samba 1974

Performer: Dom Um Romao
Album: Dom Um Romao
Label: Muse Records
Catalog #: MR 5013
MP3: 2749 mb | FLAC: 1700 mb
Released: 1974
Country: US
Style: Bossa Nova, Jazz-Funk, Samba
Rating: 4.0/5
Votes: 708
Category: Jazz / Latin

Tracklist

1	Cinnamon Flower (Cravo E Canela)	3:30
2	Dom's Tune	8:39
3	Adeus Maria Fulo	7:59
4	Ponteio	6:30
5	Family Talk	5:30
6	Braun-Blek-Blu	4:40

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MR 5013	Dom Um Romao	Dom Um Romao ‎(LP, Album)	Muse Records	MR 5013	US	1974
MR 5013	Dom Um Romao	Dom Um Romao ‎(LP, Album, MP, Pre)	Muse Records	MR 5013	US	1974
MR 5013	Dom Um Romao	Dom Um Romao ‎(LP, Promo, S/Edition)	Muse Records	MR 5013	US	1974
B/90057	Dom Um Romao	Braun-Blek-Blu ‎(LP, Album)	Happy Bird	B/90057	Europe	Unknown
MR 5013	Dom Um Romao	Dom Um Romao ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Muse Records	MR 5013	US	Unknown

Credits

Acoustic Guitar – Amauri Tristao
Bass – Frank Tusa, Stanley Clarke
Congas – Eric Gravatt
Drums, Percussion, Producer – Dom Um Romao
Electric Piano, Piano – Dom Salvador
Flute – Lloyd McNeil
Guitar [Electric Guitar] – Joe Beck
Harpsichord, Piano – Joao Donato
Liner Notes – Gary Giddins
Organ, Piano, Guitar – Sivuca
Percussion – Portintio
Producer – Joe Fields
Recorded By – Michael DeLugg
Saxophone [Alto], Flute – Jerry Dodgion
Saxophone [Tenor], Saxophone [Soprano], Flute – Mauricio Smith
Synthesizer – Richard Kimball
Trombone – Jimmy Bossey
Trumpet – William Campbell, Jr.

Notes

This listing refers to a mispress of this release by Dom Um Romao.

Although the centre-label states that Track A2 is supposed to be "Cinnamon Flower (Cravo E Canela)," the song in the A2 position is actually "Braun-Blek-Blu."

As such, both A2 and B2 are "Braun-Blek-Blu," while "Cinnamon Flower" is completely omitted from this mispress.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (A-Side): muse5013a-1-1-1
Matrix / Runout (B-Side): mr5013b-re-1-1

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Quinthy

This mispress listing may be the same as the listing for the special edition without the sticker. On my copy, the track running order is: A1 - Family TalkA2 - Braun Blek BleuA3 - After Sunrise (Castro-Neves/Neto) B1 - PonteioB2 - Braun Blek BleuB3 - Adeus Maria FuloSo this version loses 'Dom's Tune' and 'Cinnamon Flower' but gains 'After Sunrise' and a second play of 'Braun Blek Bleu.'Interesting that the CD re-releases of this material (eg. 32 Jazz's 'Complete Muse Sessions') don't include the version of 'After Sunrise'. That track sounds like the same group of musicians as the rest of the LP with possibly Sivuca on accordion, possibly Joao Donato on piano, Dom Um Romao on drums and Stanley Clarke on bass.

Ps. The track running order listed above is not printed anywhere on the sleeve or record - the printing appears to have been the same across all versions, except for the promotional sticker on some copies.

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