Jorge Ben - Samba Esquema Novo manic street preachers rock-oriented sound while retaining pop

rock-oriented sound while retaining pop and bossa-nova influences on a few tracks

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A1 Break 4 Love 3:20 A2 Show Me Love (Stonebridge Radio Edit) 4:11 A3 Deep Inside (Edit) 3:37 A4 Love & Happiness (Yemaya Y Ochun) (Radio Edit) 4:00 A5 Push The Feeling On (The Dub Of Doom) 6:36 B1 Free (Mood II Swing Radio Edit) 3:50 B2 Sunshine And Happiness 3:49 B3 Ultra Flava 5:01 B4 Alabama Blues (Todd Edwards Vocal Mix) 3:48 B5 I Can't Get No Sleep 4:20 C1 Sing It Back (Boris Musical Mix Edit) 4:37 C2 Lucky Star (Album Mix) 4:56 C3 La Luna (Full Mix) 5:29 C4 Right On (Original Instrumental Version) 7:26 D1 Eve 7:05 D2 Outro Lugar 5:14 D3 Saturday (Mousse T

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Jorge Ben - Samba Esquema Novo manic street preachers rock-oriented sound while retaining popJorge Ben (since 1988 performing as Jorge Ben Jor). Brazilian musician, vocalist and songwriter, born 22 March 1939 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In the early 1960s, Ben recorded as a samba artist, gaining international renown as a songwriter when Srgio Mendes covered his song, "Mas Que Nada". His earliest works include samba music and songs inspired by Bossa Nova, being a predominant style in the 60's. Influenced by American Rock and Funk music, Jorge