1975 Moacir Santos – Carnival Of The Spirits
Carnival Of The Spirits is an album by Brazilian composer Moacir Santos recorded in 1975 and released on the Blue Note label.
Moacir Santos (26 July 1926 – 6 August 2006) was a Brazilian composer, multi-instrumentalist and music educator. Baden Powell de Aquino and Wilson das Neves both studied under him. As a composer, Santos worked with Nara Leão, Roberto Menescal, Sérgio Mendes and Lynda Laurence, among others.
Tracks
1 Quiet Carnival (Moacir Santos; Mike Campbell) 05:55
2 Jequie (Moacir Santos) 02:55
3 Kamba (Moacir Santos) 04:32
4 Sampaguita (Graham Dee; Jack Keller) 03:12
5 Coisa No.2 (Moacir Santos) 04:39
6 Tomorrow Is Mine (Moacir Santos) 03:34
7 Route Infinity (Moacir Santos) 03:35
8 Anon (Moacir Santos) 04:13
Media
Musicians
| Bass | Chuck Domanico |
| Drums | Harvey Mason Sr |
| Guitar | Dean Parks |
| Guitar | Dennis Budimir |
| Clavinet | Larry Nash |
| Electric Piano | Larry Nash |
| Organ | Jerry Peters |
| Clarinet | Ray Pizzi |
| Flute | Ernie Watts |
| Flute | Don Menza |
| French Horn | David Duke |
| Sax | Moacir Santos |
| Sax | Gary Foster |
| Sax | Ray Pizzi |
| Sax | Don Menza |
| Trombone | George Bohanon |
| Trombone | JJ Johnson |
| Trumpet | Jerry Rush |
| Trumpet | Michael Price |
| Trumpet | Oscar Brashear |
| Percussion | Moacir Santos |
| Percussion | Luiz Alves |
| Percussion | Paulinho Magalhaes |
| Percussion | Robertinho Silva |
| Vocals | Moacir Santos |
Other Musicians
1 Quiet Carnival
| Sax | Ray Pizzi |
| Vocals | Linda Lawrence |
2 Jequie
| Sax | Moacir Santos |
3 Kamba
| Trumpet | Oscar Brashear |
4 Sampaguita
| Sax | Jerome Richardson |
| Vocals | Moacir Santos |
| Vocals | Linda Lawrence |
5 Coisa No.2
| Trombone | JJ Johnson |
6 Tomorrow Is Mine
| Flute | Don Menza |
| Sax | Moacir Santos |
| Vocals | Linda Lawrence |
| Vocals | Moacir Santos |
7 Route Infinity
| Sax | Don Menza |
8 Anon
| Sax | Gary Foster |
| Sax | Ray Pizzi |
Liner Notes
Producer – Dale Oehler
Arranged By – Moacir Santos (Tracks 1, 8)
Arranged By – Dale Oehler (Tracks 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
Contractor – Jules Chaikin
Copyist – Hal Brooks, Zan Overall
Engineer – Joan DeCola, Phil Schier
Engineer (Assistant) – Bob Merritt
Art Direction, Illustration – Bob Cato
Mastered At Kendun Recorders
Mixed At Westlake Audio
Recorded At Record Plant, Los Angeles