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Tábua de Esmeralda, the eleventh studio album by Brazilian maestro Jorge Ben, released in 1974 on Philips Records. The album showcases Ben’s interest in theosophy, mysticism, and, above all, alchemy. Its title refers to the Emerald Tablet, a cryptic piece

New reissue of Brazilian maestro MarcosValle's celebrated LP Garra, which featuresan outstanding mix of bossa nova, baiãoand samba, with foreign influences likejazz, rock, pop, soul and funk. Recorded in1971 with his brother, lyricist Paulo Sérgio, Garra

In 1977 Dexter Gordon was in the midst of major shifts in both his life and his career and had just signed with a major label for the first time. Not only was he was in the process of returning to the U.S. after 15 years in Europe but at the ripe age of 5

Elemental Music presents a newly discovered and previously unissued quartet performance by the great Dexter Gordon. Recorded at Yubin Chokin Hall in Tokyo on October 1, 1975, this astonishing concert marked the genius tenor saxophonist's frst appearance e

Elemental Music together with Universal Music Spain proudly present a new LP reissue of Qualquer Coisa, a 1975 studio album by CAETANO VELOSO which was released simultaneously with the album Jóia. Qualquer Coisa differs from the more experimental modes of

Also known as A Little More Blue or London, London, Caetano Veloso (1971) is the third self-titled album by the Brazilian genius and the first to be recorded in London, where the artist was living in exile from the Brazilian dictatorship. This masterpiece

Released in 1969, it was Jorge Ben’s first album with Trio Mocotó, a group that would be backing him along the 70’s on many other seminal albums, such as Força Bruta (1970), Negro É Lindo (1971) and A Tábua de Esmeralda (1974). The present album is said t