Azymuth - Aguia Nao Come MoscaGolden era, 1977, Brazilian jazz funk fusion album from the legendary, Azymuth. Lush Rhodes, soaring synths and fusion guitars from Malheiros and Bertrami combine with the inimitable drum grooves from Ivan Mamao Conti that create the signature Azymuth sound. The album moves from mellow soulful moods, into screaming disco jazz fusion, samba funk, synth boogie and ends with a tough 160bpm Batucada workout. This is actually the first Azymuth album that

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