Airto Moreira,Flora Purim/PA,USA 1986 & more

The king of Miles Davis’s electronic heyday and the debuts of Weather Report and Return to Forever would not have been possible without him… Aiato Moreira, the standard-bearer of Brazilian contemporary jazz/fusion, and Aiato’s wife, Introducing a super item that captures two performances of the amazing six-octave voice performer Flora Prim in the latter half of the 1980s, when the Oshiko couple were at their best! ! ! Weather report and return of the most important group that played an important role as an unsung hero of the 70’s Electric Miles, participated in Wayne Shorter’s “Super Nova”, and led the scene of the 70’s.・Aiato Moreira, a great percussionist/drummer/musician who was largely involved in the debut of To Forever and is credited with drawing the attention of many forward-thinking musicians to Brazil. In 1964, he joined Quarteto Novo, a legendary group that perfected instrumental music at a high level, led by the genius Hermeto Pascoal, and created the masterpiece album of the same name, which was released far too early. Later, in the late 1960s, he moved to the United States and joined Miles’ group, Weather, and RTF. From the mid-1970s, he began to concentrate on solo activities, producing many masterpieces. Most of his works feature Flora Prim, Aiato’s wife, who is said to have a six-octave vocal range. In the 1980s, most of their works were released under the joint name of the two. From the tour accompanying the release of the masterpiece “Humble People” under the name of I Art & Flora, to the live performance at Chestnut Cabaret in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on August 7, 1986, and the joint masterpiece “The Colors” From the tour accompanying the release of “Of Life”, the live performance at the jazz club Dick’s in Bremen, Germany on October 26, 1988, was recorded on a superb high-quality stereo soundboard with the label’s own careful mastering. A 2-disc set containing the songs has arrived! ! ! Disc 1 Live at Chestnut Cabaret,Philadelphia,PA August.07.1986 EX – SBD 2017 Original Remaster 87 min No Set List Airto Moreira – Percussion Flora Rurim – Vocals Mary Fettig – Saxophones,Flute Marcos Silva – Keyboards Ricardo Peixoto – GUItar Gary Browne – Bass Celso Alberti -Drums Disc 2 Live at Jazzclub Dix,Bremen,Germany October.26.1988 EX -SBD 2017 Original Remaster 54 min 1. Struck By Lightning 2. White and Black 3. Dona Olimpia 4. Colo de Rio 5. I’ll be There 6. garimpo 7. Las Olas 8. Fancy Talk – fade out Airto Moreira – Percussion Flora Rurim – VocalsGary Meek – Saxophone Robert Harrison – Bass Marcos Silva – Keyboard