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| An astonishing live document from the Brazilian icon! Refavela, Andar com Fé, A Rita, Maracatu Atômico, Guerra Santa, Cambalache and more hits. |
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| 1 Refavela |
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| 2 Andar Com Fé |
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| 3 Chuckberry Fields Forever |
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| 4 Cambalache |
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| 5 Imagine |
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| 6 A Rita |
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| 7 A Linha E O Linho |
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| 8 Aquele Abraço |
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| 9 Maracatu Atômico |
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| 10 Se Eu Quiser Falar Com Deus |
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| 11 La Lune de Gorée |
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| 12 Three Little Birds |
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| 13 Guerra Santa |
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| 14 Soy Loco por Ti America |
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Album Review
"Eletracústico" is a live recording from Gilberto Gil's 2004 world tour of the same name. It is also the first album that Gil has released since he was named the culture minister of Brazil in 2002. There are already several live recordings with Gil on the market -- most of which have added very little, in terms of quality, to his rich album catalog. Typically, the live albums repeat the songs from his most recent studio album, together with some of Gil's older hits -- all with an inferior sound quality compared to the studio versions. "Eletracústico", however, is different. Although it doesn't present any new compositions, it still has a vitality and crispness that make it the best live album Gil has released to date. Apart from nice versions of some of Gil's own hits, such as "Refavela," "Andar Com Fé," and "Aquele Abraço," there are fine interpretations of songs by other artists, such as John Lennon's "Imagine," Bob Marley's "Three Little Birds," and Chico Buarque's "A Rita." Gil's studio efforts are more often than not a bit too uneven to be entirely enjoyable, and "Eletracústico" therefore works especially well as a kind of "best-of" collection, recorded live. ~ Philip Jandovský, All Music Guide
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