'RHYTHMS, LEGENDS & STYLES (1899-1963)' - The great majority of Brazilian music compiled, notoriously abroad, always has been focused on the same stereotypes, and musical genres as trad-samba and recycled bossa nova. Until now! Sound Miracle Recordings, proudly presents the first volume of a collection called 'Brazil Primitivo - Rhythms, Legends & Styles'. This 16-track LP on clear vinyl serves not only to repair this huge gap but as well to celebrate certain rhythms, creators and sui generis styles that had been forgotten, and overlooked, at least for six decades. Have you heard about Lundu, Chorinho, Capoeira, Samba De Roda, Xaxado or Toada? Likely not, and this is a spectacular chance to dive into the likes of neglected geniuses as Pixinguinha, Ataulfo Alves, Monsueto and many others. Ancient rhythms and colorful sounds as you never heard before! Also, this 16-track album (with two extra tracks on its bonus CD) includes, allegedly, the first Brazilian musical recording made in 1899, and celebrities such as Carmen Miranda (yes, the pin-up actress) and Raul Seixas (yes, the all time greatest Brazilian rock icon) on his very first musical adventure recorded under the alias Raulzito E Os Panteras. SIDE 1: 1. Vanja Orico E Demônios Da Garoa - Mulher Rendeira (1953) 2. Luiz Gonzaga - Asa Branca (1947) 3. Jacob Do Bandolim - Noites Cariocas (1943) 4. Vicente Celestine - O Ébrio (1946) 5. Xisto Bahia - Isso É Bom (1902) 6. Moacir Franco - Me Dá Um Dinheiro Aí (1959) 7. Mestre Bimba - Catarina (1940) 8. Monsueto - Eu Quero Essa Mulher Assim Mesmo (1962) SIDE 2: 1. Pixinguinha & Orlando Silva - Carinhoso (1936) 2. Chiquinha Gonzaga - O Abre Alas (1899) 3. Lúcio Alves - Laura (1959) 4. Jackson Do Pandeiro - Moxotó (1958) 5. Mestre Canjiquinha - Improviso No Filme Barra Vento (1962) 6. Ataulfo Alves - Na Cadência Do Samba (1962) 7. Carmen Miranda - Tico Tico No Fubá (1934) 8. Raulzito E Os Panteras - Mulher Rendeira (1963) CD ONLY: 1. Bahiano - Pé De Anjo (1923) 2. Almirante & Grupo Velha Guarda - Trem Blindado (1932)