Work by João Gilberto wins live album with unprecedented recording of a show made in April 1998 in São Paulo

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With a cover that exposes the artist in Speto’s graffiti, the disc comes out on April 5 and opens the ‘Relicário’ series, created by Selo Sesc to release phonographic recordings of historic performances at São Paulo units. João Gilberto (1931 – 2019) in Speto’s graffiti line displayed on the cover of the album ‘João Gilberto – Ao vivo no Sesc_1998’ Speto ♪ The major art of João Gilberto (June 10, 1931 – July 6, 2019) can be appreciated in an unprecedented live album by the singer and guitarist from Bahia. With a cover that exposes the artist in Speto’s graffiti line, reproducing work presented in 2020 in a painting stamped on the wall of a building on Avenida Senador Queirós in the city of São Paulo (SP), the album João Gilberto – Ao vivo no Sesc_1998 brings the audio of the 36 songs lined up in the concert script made by the singer at Sesc Vila Mariana (SP) in a mini-season that was from April 3 to 5, 1998. The disc recording reproduces the audio of the April 5 presentation. The first title in the Relicário series, created by Selo Sesc to release albums with records of historical concerts performed at Sesc São Paulo units, João Gilberto’s album will be released on April 5 only on the Sesc Digital platform. As of April 26th, the disc will be available in double CD format and in digital edition in traditional music applications. Under the artistic supervision of Bebel Gilberto, daughter of João, the recording of the show was remastered from the original record on DAT tape. Of the 36 songs on the show, only one was unreleased in João’s voice. This is the samba Rei sem corona (Herivelto Martins and Waldemar Ressureição), released on disc in 1945 in the voice of singer Francisco Alves (1898 – 1952). For this reason, this track will also be released on April 5th as a single simultaneously with the album edition. Cover of the album ‘João Gilberto – Ao Vivo no Sesc_1998’ Speto ♪ Here, in disc order, are the 36 songs sung by the pope of Bossa Nova on the unprecedented album João Gilberto – Ao Vivo no Sesc_1998 in a repertoire dominated by songs by composers Antonio Carlos Jobim (1927 – 1994) and Dorival Caymmi (1914 – 2008): CD 1 1. Guitar friend (Bide and Armando Marçal, 1942) 2. What is this here? (Ary Barroso, 1942) 3. I live dreaming (Antonio Carlos Jobim, 1963) 4. New illusion (Luiz Bittencourt and José Menezes, 1948) 5. Isaura (Herivelto Martins and Roberto Roberti, 1945) 6. Curare (Bororó, 1940) 7. Doralice (Dorival Caymmi and Antonio Almeida, 1945) 8. Rosa morena (Dorival Caymmi, 1942) 9. At the foot of the cross (Zé da Zilda and Marino Pinto, 1942) 10. Crazy (She is your world) (Wilson Baptista and Henrique Almeida, 1947) 11. Why argue with madam? (Janet de Almeida and Haroldo Barbosa, 1945) 12. Corcovado (Antonio Carlos Jobim, 1960) 13. Black and white portrait (Antonio Carlos Jobim and Chico Buarque, 1968) 14. King without crown (Herivelto Martins and Waldemar Ressurreição, 1945 ) 15. Prejudice (Wilson Baptista and Marino Pinto, 1941) 16. Saudade da Bahia (Dorival Caymmi, 1957) 17. The duck (Jayme Silva and Neuza Teixeira, 1960) 18. Meditation (Antonio Carlos Jobim and Newton Mendonça, 1960) CD 2 1. Carinhoso (Pixinguinha and Braguinha, 1937) 2. Guacyra (Heckel Tavares and Joracy Camargo, 1933) 3. Loneliness (Antonio Carlos Jobim and Alcides Fernandes, 1954) 4. Love in peace (Antonio Carlos Jobim and Vinicius de Moraes, 1960) 5. The First Time (Bide and Armando Marçal, 1940) 6. Ave Maria on the Hill (Herivelto Martins, 1942) 7. Bahia com H (Denis Brean, 1947) 8. Single Note Samba (Antonio Carlos Jobim and Newton Mendonça, 1960) 9. Crossing paths (Antonio Carlos Jobim and Newton Mendonça, 1958) 10. Here Comes the Baiana (Dorival Caymmi, 1947) 11. Ave Maria (Jayme R edondo and Vicente Paiva, 1950) 12. Desafinado (Antonio Carlos Jobim and Newton Mendonça, 1959) 13. A hug at Bonfá (João Gilberto, 1960) 14. Enough of nostalgia (Antonio Carlos Jobim and Vinicius de Moraes, 1958) 15. The waltz of those who don’t have love (Custódio Mesquita and Evaldo Ruy, 1945) 16. I know I’m going to love you (Antonio Carlos Jobim and Vinicius De Moraes, 1959) 17. Wave (Antonio Carlos Jobim, 1967) 18. This look of yours (Antonio Carlos Jobim, 1959)

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