This weblog will give you information about the "El Redescubrimiento de Oscar Aleman" project, the "Rediscovering of Oscar Aleman" project.
Oscar Aleman ( 1909 - 1980 )was an Argentinean jazz guitar player, entertainer and showman, born in Argentina, lived in Europe (1930s)and returned to Argentina ( 1940 - 1980 ).
He was one of the best jazz guitar players of his time.Gaston Bueno Lobo 1932-1938 recordings - 2
Sustaining the suggestion that there has been a co-operation between Gaston Bueno Lobo and Laurindo Almeida during the late 1930s is a recording by vocalist Roberto Paiva, cut by Odeon in 1939 (Odeon, 11848), issued 1940. The A-side of this 78 rpm has a composition by GB Lobo & L Almeida, Se recordar é viver. - The recording is accessable online at the IMS web, the accompanying music of Paiva's vocal does not seem to feature stringed instruments besides a double bass; the vocalist is accompanied by brass, piano, clarinet, double bass and light percussion, so neither Almeida nor Lobo are participating in the recording,
I think. Anyway, it's interesting to know that Lobo and Almeida actually had a co-work as composers.
picture: Laurindo Almeida
Let's hope we can clear up this: what happened with Gaston Bueno Lobo early 1930s after he returned to Brasil !!
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posted by Anonymous at 7:24 AM
3 Comments:
Hello Hans: I'm afraid you know much more than I do.
I only have his recordings with Oscar.
Best regards,
Guillermo Iacona
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Lobo recorded only nine sides in Brazil, according to the Funarte discography. The tenth side indicated in that discography is Roberto Paiva's recording of "Se Recordar É Viver," co-authored by Lobo and Laurindo de Almeida.
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