right-click to download file!
Here is this week's episode!
Playlist:
1. Melancolico - Mandragora Tango
2. Me Fuí - Vayo
3. Pracanico Con S Bozan - Gabino
Scotchcast podcast promo. Here's a couple of links to find them online. Check them out!
4. La Payanca - Juan Darienzo
5. El Esquinazo - Angel Villoldo
6. Desgarrada - Maria do Carmo
Enjoy the show!
Here is this week's show. I can't remember if I was suppose to do a show last week or this week; so much stuff happening these days. Anyway, here is episode #22!
PLAYLIST:
1. Fado da Minha - Ermalinda Vitorio
2. Donde Estas Corazon - Ada Falcone
3. Mi Buenos Aires Querido - Carlos Gardel
Cadence revolution Podcast Promo. Check it out: http://thecadencerevolution.com/
4. Cuando Mis Ojos Te Vieron - Arturo Navas
5. La Cachila - Osvaldo Pugliese
6. Si La Photo Est Bonne - Barbara
Enjoy the show!
Here is this week's show!
** It looks like Talkshoe's server issue has been resolved**
The playlist:
1. Bandoneon Tango Muchachita - Sabina Olmos
2. Lonjazos - Carlos Acuna con Orquesta y Rodolfo Biagi
3. Michelangelo 70 - Putango (?) (found this track on bittorrent!)
4. La Novena - Donato Racciatti y Nina Miranda
5. Maria de Cruz - Amalia Rodrigues-Divers
Enjoy the show!
Here is this week's episode:
1. Adios Muchachos - Florindo Sassone
2. Novo fado da severa - Dina Teresa-Divers
3. Quejas De Bandoneon - Mandragora Tango
Baba the Storyteller promo. It's a great site and podcast. Check it out!
4. Tango Perfume de Mujer - Instrumental
5. Gabino - Pracanico Con S Bozan
6. Jealousy - Sidney Torch & His Orchestra
Enjoy the show!
Here is this week's episode! Sorry it's so late!
Playlist:
1. Nuits Du Brésil - Louis Ferrari and Orchestra
2. Sus ojos se Cerraron - Carlos Gardel
3. Taquito Militar (Mariano Mores) - Mandragora Tango
4. Donde estas Corazon - Ada Falcone
Break: Information about IACmusic.com, an independent music website for musicians. Background song is Roll On Mississippi, Roll On by the Boswell Sisters.
5. As Senhoras do Fado - Maria Teresa de Norongha
6. Le Plus Beau Tango Du Monde - Tito Henriotti and Orchestra
7. Tu Corazón - Donato Raciatti and Nina Miranda 
Enjoy the show!
Ladies of Fado ( As Senhoras do Fado) is the newest addition I've made to my music collection. It's an absolute gem and should be a part of your music collection as well, in my humble opinion. Every song on this album is beautiful and passionate. It's one of those albums that you can put on, sit down and listen to all the way through. Ladies of Fado is an anthology album of songs created, sung and recorded between 1925 and 1945. My favorite song on this album is the first one, Fado Menhor, sung by Maria Teresa de Noronha. With a simple, deeply sad melody and Maria's gentle, melancholic voice this song captured me instantly. But this album is full of great songs sung by the greatest fado singers of the twentieth century. Songs by Amalia Rodrigues - whom you've heard on the show before - and Ermelinda Vitoria.
You can preview the entire album in the player to the right. Much of the music displayed here on the blog, or in my podcast shows are brought to you by Calabash Music, one of the best music sites on the web. Period. If you've arrived here and you've never heard the podcast before - and you like tango and tango related music, subscribe to the show!
Here is the play list for this week's show. This show features only women vocalists, both in the tango and fado traditions. It's nice to let them shine! They sing just as wonderfully as the men!
1. Alma de Bandoneon - Imperio Argentina
2. Sus ojos se Cerraron - Nina Miranda
3. Gloria - Nina Miranda
4. Pais Oceano - Anamar
News about upcoming show(music from Vayo Raimondo). Background music - The Enchantment of the Faeries by Cantiga
5. Garufa - Adriana Varela
6. Toda mi Vida - Adriana Varela
7. Maria - Amalia Rodriguez
8. Fado Lisboeta - Amalia Rodriguez
Most of the songs in this week's episode are from Fado singer Anamar. Tracks #2-8 are from her album Transfado. You can buy her album at Magnatune.com. There is also a video at Magnatune of Anamar in concert.
Playlist
1. Imperio Argentina - "Alma de Bandoneon" (1931)
2. Anamar - "Eu Nao Sabia" (Album: Transfado)
3. "So Ana"
4. "Vou Num Rio"
News background music - Boswell Sisters - "Roll On Mississippi, Roll On"
Featured artist: Anamar. Album: Transfado.
5. "Ovelha Negra"
6. "O Pobre"
7. "Mare Cheia"
8. "Independente"
9. Carlos Gardel - "Malevaje"
Hopefully by tomorrow a new episode will be out. I know that this podcast focuses on old music but please forgive me if every now and then I showcase modern artists. My collection of old music is extremely small right now and I won't be able to really get into the older songs until I start working again in September. In the summer money is always low and I'm in the beginning process of building my tango music library.
So. . . . This week's episode showcases the singer Anamar. Anamar resides in Portugal and she is a fado music artist. Fado is Portuguese musical style and transfado is a blending of Portuguese, Afro and Latin musical styles. The artist herself says that transfado is: "Fado with a Latin and Afro mood, blended with Tango, Milonga, Morna, Rumba, Habanera... pleasure. Vibrant songs. Theatrical impact. Deep voice. Piano, double bass and portuguese guitar."
Some of the strongest elements blended with transfado is Tango and Milonga and that is why I chose to Anamar's music for this particular show. Transfado is also the name of her current album. I'll be playing songs from this album this week and I hope you enjoy it. You can find more information about this artist and her CD at Magnatune.
You can also go to the Magnatune site and see a video of Anamar live in concert.
