Magic Time (Opa album)
| Magic Time | ||||
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| Studio album by Opa | ||||
| Released | 1977 | |||
| Recorded | February, 1977 at Fantasy Records Studio, Berkeley, Ca. | |||
| Genre |
Latin rock jazz fusion Candombe | |||
| Length | 36:16 | |||
| Label |
Milestone Records M-9078 | |||
| Producer | Airto Moreira | |||
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The band Opa recorded this, their second album during February 1977, for Fantasy Studios, in Berkeley, California. The album was released in 1977 on Milestone Records. [1]
History
At this time, the members of Opa : Hugo Fattoruso, Osvaldo Fattoruso and Ringo Thielmann, were joined by Rubén Rada as a full time member of the band on vocals and percussion. Airto returned to play percussion with the band also including guitarist Barry Finnerty and, on the track Arisa, Airto's wife Flora Purim performed vocals. Together they recorded the album: Magic Time.
Track listing
Side 1
- "Mind projects" (R. Rada, H. Fattoruso, Lyrics in English by G. Fattoruso) 5:55
- "Camino: Arise/Long Walk/Romantica/Land" (H. Fattoruso, G. Fattoruso, R. Thielmann, R. Rada) 7:25
- "La cumbia de Andres" (R. Rada, H. Fattoruso) 6:37
Side 2
- "Montevideo" (R. Rada, H. Fattoruso) 8:34
- "Malísimo" (R. Rada) 8:25
Personnel
- Hugo Fattoruso: keyboards, vocals
- George Fattoruso: drums
- Ringo Thielmann: bass
- Rubén Rada: vocals, percussion
- Airto Moreira: percussion
- Barry Finnerty: electric guitar
- Flora Purim: vocals (in "Arisa" only)
- Musical direction and arrangements: Hugo Fattoruso
- Recording engineers: Eddie Bill Harris asistido por Jakson Schwartz y Steve Williams (Fantasy Studios, Berkeley; February 1977)
- Remix: Kerry "Gordísimo" McNabb (Paramount Studios, Los Angeles; March 1977)
- Mastering: John Golden (Kendon Recorders, Burbank, Ca.)
References
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