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Edu Lobo

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A driving force behind the rise of the MPB (Musica Popular Brasileira) sound, singer/composer Edú Lobo was born in Rio de Janeiro in 1943; at 18 he formed his first trio with Dori Caymmi and the great Marcos Valle, and in 1962 forged a long-term writing partnership with renowned lyricist Vinicius de Moraes. Drawing influence from bossa nova masters including Antonio Carlos Jobim, João Gilberto, and Baden Powell, Lobo released his debut LP, A Musica de Edú Lobo por Edú Lobo in 1963; that same year he also authored the music for Oduvaldo Vianna Filho's play Os Azerados Mais Os Benvidos, the first of many stage collaborations. The album Cinco Na Bossa, recorded with Nara Leão and the Tamba Trio, followed in 1965, the same year Lobo took top honors at the First Annual Brazilian Popular Musical Festival with his composition "Arrastão," a major hit for singer Elis Regina. (In 1967, he repeated the feat with "Ponteio.")

Albums including 1968's Edú followed before Lobo met Sergio Mendes in 1969, resulting in a contract with A&M Records for From the Hot Afternoon, which featured saxophonist Paul Desmond; by now a resident of Los Angeles, he toured with Mendes and Brasil 66 before resurfacing in 1971 with Sergio Mendes Presents Lobo, followed later that same year by Cantiga de Longe. Upon returning to Brazil, Lobo focused his energies on composing for films before returning to the studio for 1973's Missa Breve; he then spent the mid-'70s writing music for Globo, the world's fourth-largest television network, including work on the hit series Caso Especial. 1976 saw the release of the LP Limite Das Aguas, with the widely acclaimed Camaleão appearing two years later; in 1979, Lobo's score to the feature Barra Pesada earned "Best Soundtrack" honors at the Gramado Film Festival.

Lobo inaugurated the '80s with a flurry of activity, following the LP Tempo Presente with the 1981 soundtrack Jogos de Danca (a work composed for the Ballet Guaira) as well as Tom e Edu, a collaboration with Antonio Carlos Jobim. In the wake of two more ballet scores, O Grande Circo Mistico and Gabriela, Lobo worked on a series of stage musicals — Vargas, O Corsario do Rei, and Danca da Meia-Lua — before finally returning to the studio in 1990 for the LP Serie Personalidade. Corrupião followed in 1993, and two years later he returned with Meia Noite. The score to the 1997 film Guerra de Canudos preceded Lobo's next project, a planned adaptation of Jo Soares' book A Samba for Sherlock.

Title: Missa Breve

Artist: Edu Lobo

Genre: Latin

Title: Edu Lobo 70 Anos

Artist: Edu Lobo

Genre: Latin

Title: Meia-Noite

Artist: Edu Lobo

Genre: Latin

Title: Edu Canta Zumbi

Artist: Edu Lobo

Genre: Latin, Bossanova

Title: Tom & Edu

Artist: Edu Lobo, Tom Jobim

Genre: Jazz, Bossanova

Title: Corrupião / Corrupiao

Artist: Edu Lobo

Genre: Pop

Collections

Title: Bossa

Genre: Jazz, Latin, Bossanova

Title: Bossa Vol. 1

Genre: Latin, Bossanova

Title: Bosa Nova, Vol. 1

Genre: Latin

Title: Bossa Nova, Vol. 2

Genre: Latin

Title: Vinicius de Moraes

Genre: Pop

Title: Samba & Bossa Nova

Genre: Pop

Title: Bossa 4 Two

Genre: Jazz, Latin

Title: Blue Brazil

Genre: World Music

Title: Fab Four Jazz

Genre: Jazz

Title: Jazz Plays Rock

Genre: Jazz

Featuring albums

Title: Afetivo

Artist: Mauro Senise

Genre: Latin

Title: Bossa Nova Brasil

Artist: Various Artists

Genre: Jazz

Title: Girando

Artist: Anna Luisa

Genre: Pop

Title: Bossa Nova 100

Artist: Various Artists

Genre: Jazz

Title: Nine To Five

Artist: DIGGIT

Genre: Electronica

Title: Cambaio

Artist: Chico Buarque

Genre: Latin, Bossanova

Title: Interpretam Edu Lobo

Artist: ARGONAUTAS

Genre: Jazz

Title: Edu Dori & Marcos

Artist: Dori Caymmi

Genre: Jazz

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