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Helio Matheus
Helio Matheus

Helio Matheus
Helio MatheusHelio Matheus

Catno

AOTNLP017

Formats

1x Vinyl LP Album Reissue

Country

UK

Release date

May 3, 2018

Born in Rio in 1940, Helio won his first guitar from his father at age 12. He worked in sugar mills and as a sales clerk in record stores while beginning to play at Rio nightclubs. In 1975 he signed to RCA Victor, where he released his first LP, 'Matheus Segundo Matheus'. A stunning blend of jazz, funk, MBP, and quiet folk ballads, the album had a staggering 128 musicians contributing to the overall recordings, and he went on to play as a support for Azymuth for a period too. Unfortunately, he never lived to see this reissue by Athens Of The North, but they have certainly done it justice. A perfect Brazillian LP to play from start to finish.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

$50*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

Marraio

A2

Mais Kriola

A3

Cidadezinha

A4

Meu Diário

A5

Comunicação

A6

Camisa 10

B1

Briguenta

B2

Meu Mundo De Monstros E Fantasias

B3

Você Se Foi

B4

Meu Segredo

B5

Ausência

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