Rago – Terra Nova (1986)

3M 3M7.0021

As far as I could find out, this is Antônio Rago‘s latest album.

The compositions are:

01. De Volta Pro Aconchego (Dominguinhos/Nando Cordel)
02. Três Amigos no Choro (Antônio Rago/Precê Camargo)
03. Modinha (Sérgio Bittencourt)
04. Ranchinho da Saudade (Antônio Rago/José Ferreira)
05. Solitário D’oeste (Antônio Rago)
06. Mentiroso (Antônio Rago)
07. Sons de Carrilhões (João Pernambuco)
08. Jamais Te Esquecerei (Antônio Rago/Juraci Rago)
09. Há Quanto Tempo (Antônio Rago/Osvaldo Guilherme)
10. Duas Palavras (Due Parole) (Roberto Rago)
11. Abismo de Rosas (Américo Jacomino “Canhoto”)
12. A Noite do Meu Bem (Dolores Duran)

DUAS PALAVRAS

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Rago – Terra Nova (1986)

3M 3M7.0021

As far as I could find out, this is Antônio Rago‘s latest album.

The compositions are:

01. De Volta Pro Aconchego (Dominguinhos/Nando Cordel)
02. Três Amigos no Choro (Antônio Rago/Precê Camargo)
03. Modinha (Sérgio Bittencourt)
04. Ranchinho da Saudade (Antônio Rago/José Ferreira)
05. Solitário D’oeste (Antônio Rago)
06. Mentiroso (Antônio Rago)
07. Sons de Carrilhões (João Pernambuco)
08. Jamais Te Esquecerei (Antônio Rago/Juraci Rago)
09. Há Quanto Tempo (Antônio Rago/Osvaldo Guilherme)
10. Duas Palavras (Due Parole) (Roberto Rago)
11. Abismo de Rosas (Américo Jacomino “Canhoto”)
12. A Noite do Meu Bem (Dolores Duran)

DUAS PALAVRAS

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Rago e Seu Conjunto – Violao de Prata (1960)

Continental LPP 3106

Violão player and band leader Antônio Rago, for the third time on Parallel Realities.

Performing:

01. Minha Homenagem (Antônio Rago)
02. Gênio Mau (Antônio Rago)
03. Choro Triste (Aymoré / Sereno)
04. Motivo Cubano (Antônio Rago)
05. Que Importa (Antônio Rago / Ribeiro Filho)
06. Somente Samba (Antônio Rago)
07. Vai Com Deus (Antônio Rago / João Pacífico)
08. Lágrimas De Amor (Antônio Rago / João Pacífico)
09. Apenas Tu (Antônio Rago)
10. Picnic Em Bertioga (Antônio Rago)
11. Balada do Teu Passo (Antônio Rago / Ari Machado)
12. Falando de Saudade (Antônio Rago)

MOTIVO CUBANO

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Rago e Seu Conjunto – Violao de Prata (1960)

Continental LPP 3106

Violão player and band leader Antônio Rago, for the third time on Parallel Realities.

Performing:

01. Minha Homenagem (Antônio Rago)
02. Gênio Mau (Antônio Rago)
03. Choro Triste (Aymoré / Sereno)
04. Motivo Cubano (Antônio Rago)
05. Que Importa (Antônio Rago / Ribeiro Filho)
06. Somente Samba (Antônio Rago)
07. Vai Com Deus (Antônio Rago / João Pacífico)
08. Lágrimas De Amor (Antônio Rago / João Pacífico)
09. Apenas Tu (Antônio Rago)
10. Picnic Em Bertioga (Antônio Rago)
11. Balada do Teu Passo (Antônio Rago / Ari Machado)
12. Falando de Saudade (Antônio Rago)

MOTIVO CUBANO

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Rago e Seu Conjunto – Jamais Te Esquecerei (1957)

Continental LPP 48

I had the pleasure of presenting an album by Antônio Rago in this parallel reality less than a year ago: Rago em Sonoramico (1960).
Now here he is again with his first career album (out of ten), a 10′ LP released in 1957.
Like on the previously posted one, a text about him which you will find on the back cover is also signed by Gióia Júnior.

Enjoy:

1. Jamais Te Esquecerei (Antônio Rago / Juraci Rago) Bolero
2. Folhinha (Antônio Rago) Baião toada
3. Mentiroso (Antônio Rago) Choro
4. Mambo na Glória (Antônio Rago) Mambo
5. Em Tuas Mãos (Antônio Rago / Ribeiro Filho) Bolero
6. O Barão na Dança (Antônio Rago / Mário Vieira) Choro-batucada
7. Festa Portuguesa (Antônio Rago / Mário Vieira) Baião
8. Encantamento (Antônio Rago / Conde) Bolero

ENCANTAMENTO

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Rago e Seu Conjunto – Jamais Te Esquecerei (1957)

Continental LPP 48

I had the pleasure of presenting an album by Antônio Rago in this parallel reality less than a year ago: Rago em Sonoramico (1960).
Now here he is again with his first career album (out of ten), a 10′ LP released in 1957.
Like on the previously posted one, a text about him which you will find on the back cover is also signed by Gióia Júnior.

Enjoy:

1. Jamais Te Esquecerei (Antônio Rago / Juraci Rago) Bolero
2. Folhinha (Antônio Rago) Baião toada
3. Mentiroso (Antônio Rago) Choro
4. Mambo na Glória (Antônio Rago) Mambo
5. Em Tuas Mãos (Antônio Rago / Ribeiro Filho) Bolero
6. O Barão na Dança (Antônio Rago / Mário Vieira) Choro-batucada
7. Festa Portuguesa (Antônio Rago / Mário Vieira) Baião
8. Encantamento (Antônio Rago / Conde) Bolero

ENCANTAMENTO

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

Rago e Seu Conjunto – Rago em Sonoramico (1960)

Continental LPP 3107

Antônio Rago for the first time in this parallel reality.
Everything that you might ask me is already answered in the linear notes written by Gióia Júnior, so I suggest reading it.
Of course, I will tell you something that Gióia could not possibly know at the time of writing the text: After this album, which is the fifth in his career albums line-up, he has released (at least) five more.

Which instrument he plays, I can not tell you, but you might easily guess it after taking a look upon the front cover.

Enjoy Antônio performing, together with his conjunto, his own compositions:

01. Jamais Te Esquecerei (Antônio Rago / Juraci Rago)
02. Folinha (Antônio Rago)
03. Mentiroso (Antônio Rago)
04. Mambo na Glória (Antônio Rago)
05. Se Ela Voltasse (Antônio Rago)
06. Chá-chá-chá (Antônio Rago)
07. Em Tuas Mãos (Antônio Rago / Ribeiro Filho)
08. O Barão na Dança (Antônio Rago / Mário Vieira)
09. Festa Portuguesa (Antônio Rago / Mário Vieira)
10. Encantamento (Antônio Rago / Conde)
11. Boneca Japonesa (Antônio Rago / Mário Vieira)
12. Você É Meu Samba (Antônio Rago / Paulo Centrain)

MAMBO NA GLÓRIA

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

ABOUT RAGO by Nilton Antonio Rodrigues Maia:
Antonio Rago was born in São Paulo (02/07/1916) and died in that same city in 24/01/2008 (91 years old). He was Italian immigrants’ son.
He composed more than 400 musics and was one of the responsible for the introduction of electric guitar in Brazil.
He began to play acoustic guitar when he was 14 years old, started to study classical guitar in 1933 and played with some of the great Brazilian singers as Silvio Caldas, Francisco Alves e Aracy de Almeida, besides produced radio programs and taught acoustic guitar.
His musical group (“regional”) ended in the 60’s and so, Rago started to play as a soloist and launched about ten LPs.
His greatest musical idol was Américo Jacomino (“Canhoto”) and he played and recorded many of his compositions.
Rago was the first guitar player to appear in the TV when it was created in the 50’s, in Brazil (“TV Tupi” – Rio de Janeiro).

Rago e Seu Conjunto – Rago em Sonoramico (1960)

Continental LPP 3107

Antônio Rago for the first time in this parallel reality.
Everything that you might ask me is already answered in the linear notes written by Gióia Júnior, so I suggest reading it.
Of course, I will tell you something that Gióia could not possibly know at the time of writing the text: After this album, which is the fifth in his career albums line-up, he has released (at least) five more.

Which instrument he plays, I can not tell you, but you might easily guess it after taking a look upon the front cover.

Enjoy Antônio performing, together with his conjunto, his own compositions:

01. Jamais Te Esquecerei (Antônio Rago / Juraci Rago)
02. Folinha (Antônio Rago)
03. Mentiroso (Antônio Rago)
04. Mambo na Glória (Antônio Rago)
05. Se Ela Voltasse (Antônio Rago)
06. Chá-chá-chá (Antônio Rago)
07. Em Tuas Mãos (Antônio Rago / Ribeiro Filho)
08. O Barão na Dança (Antônio Rago / Mário Vieira)
09. Festa Portuguesa (Antônio Rago / Mário Vieira)
10. Encantamento (Antônio Rago / Conde)
11. Boneca Japonesa (Antônio Rago / Mário Vieira)
12. Você É Meu Samba (Antônio Rago / Paulo Centrain)

MAMBO NA GLÓRIA

Créditos: Pedro & 300discos

ABOUT RAGO by Nilton Antonio Rodrigues Maia:
Antonio Rago was born in São Paulo (02/07/1916) and died in that same city in 24/01/2008 (91 years old). He was Italian immigrants’ son.
He composed more than 400 musics and was one of the responsible for the introduction of electric guitar in Brazil.
He began to play acoustic guitar when he was 14 years old, started to study classical guitar in 1933 and played with some of the great Brazilian singers as Silvio Caldas, Francisco Alves e Aracy de Almeida, besides produced radio programs and taught acoustic guitar.
His musical group (“regional”) ended in the 60’s and so, Rago started to play as a soloist and launched about ten LPs.
His greatest musical idol was Américo Jacomino (“Canhoto”) and he played and recorded many of his compositions.
Rago was the first guitar player to appear in the TV when it was created in the 50’s, in Brazil (“TV Tupi” – Rio de Janeiro).