This day (March 6, 1942), in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is born Flora Purim a Brazilian jazz singer.
Tracklist :
1 . w/ Airto Moreira Live
2 . w/ United Nation All Star Orchestra Esquinas
3 . w/ Airto Moreira @ Telluride Jazz Festival
4 . w/ Elaine Elias, & David Sanborn – Jobim Medley (1997)
5 . w/ Fourth World & Diana Moreira-Purim – Time One
6 . Rhythm Runner – Overdub By Giovanni Hidalgo & Freddie Santiago 2
7 . w/ Airto Moreira – Jazz Summit Hollabrunn (1985)
8 . w/ Airto – 1 (Live On Harvest Jazz 1982)
9 . w/ Stan Getz – Sandalia Dela (1969)
10 . Interview 1993 Pt 1
11 . Interview 1993 Pt 2
Tracklist :
From The Lonely Afternoon . Las Olas . Open Your Eyes, You Can Fly . Dindi . Love Reborn . Light As A Feather . San Francisco River . Moon Dreams . Anjo De Mim . Butterfly Dreams .
SELECTED ALBUMS
Recorded in December 1973, Butterfly Dreams is the second album by Flora Purim. >> |
Encounter by Flora Purim is her sixth album recorded between April 1976 and February 1977. >> |
Recorded in March and April, 1979, A Brazilian Love Affair is the eighteenth album by George Duke with Flora Purim, Milton Nascimento and Airto Moreira. >> |
Flora Purim‘s 500 Miles High is a live album recorded on July 6, 1974 at the Montreux Jazz Festival. >> |
MORE VIDEOS
[1979] Dizzy Gillespie plays with Claudio Roditti (flh), James Moody (ts), Arturo Sandoval (tp), Pablo Watkins (tb), Paquito d’Riviera (as, cl), Danilo Perez (p), Airto Moreira (perc), Flora Purim (voc) and more at the Jazzfestival in Berlin >> 46 MINUTES on RVM >> |
[1963] if in England, you do not want to miss the Oscar Peterson Trio – that is Oscar Peterson (p), Ray Brown (b), Ed Thigpen (d) – at Jazz 25 on the BBC, hosted by Flora Purim >> 26 MINUTES on RVM >> |
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Wikipedia : This day (March 6, 1942), in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is born Flora Purim a Brazilian jazz singer.
Flora Purim : Her first solo album in the US, Butterfly Dreams was released in 1973, which put her right away to the Top Five Jazz Singers on the Downbeat Magazine Fame Jazz Poll.
@allmusic : After meeting and marrying her husband, percussionist Airto Moreira, in their native Brazil, Purim moved with him to the U.S. in the late ’60s. Though she worked with Stan Getz and pianist Duke Pearson before the decade ended, it wasn’t until joining Chick Corea, Joe Farrell, Stanley Clarke, and Moreira in the original Return to Forever in 1972 that she became well known in the States.
@last.fm : Flora Purim’s voice has a range of at least four octaves. The musicians she works with have always been as important as her in the performances. Her mid 70s albums -Open Your Eyes You Can Fly,Encounter and That’s What She Said are fine examples of vocal and musical experimentation.
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