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Titãs (album)

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Released
  
1984

Titãs (1984)
  
Televisão (1985)

Release date
  
1984

Producer
  
Pena Schmidt

Length
  
34:44

Artist
  
Titãs

Label
  
Warner Music Brasil

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Recorded
  
1984, at the Áudio Patrulha

Genres
  
Rock music, New wave, Post-punk, Reggae fusion

Similar
  
Titãs albums, Rock music albums

Titãs is the debut album of Brazilian rock band Titãs. It is the only album to feature André Jung on drums. The album also features Pena Schmidt's production and some contributions from vocalist Ciro Pessoa, who founded the band only to quit before the album was released

Contents

Ron Dunbar's classic AOR hit "Patches" was reworked and renamed "Marvin", with a live version featuring on Titãs' 1997 live album Acústico MTV and becoming a hit single. Jimmy Cliff's "The Harder They Come" was also reworked and named "Querem Meu Sangue". However, this track would become a success only when performed live with Jimmy Cliff himself in Acústico MTV.

A song called "Charles Chacal" (written by Britto and named after Venezuelan terrorist Carlos the Jackal) was composed during the recording sections, but never made it to the album due to then-rampant government censorship by the Brazilian military government. It was only recorded once, when the band performed it live at a TV Cultura show called "Fábrica do Som". In 2013, the song was covered by Brazilian band Garotas Suecas, with the guest performance of Paulo Miklos, who commented:

Personnel

  • Nando Reis - lead vocals, Bass guitar in "Sonífera Ilha", "Go Back", "Mulher Robot" and "Pule"
  • Paulo Miklos - Lead vocals, bass guitar, keyboards in "Go back"
  • André Jung - drums and percussion
  • Arnaldo Antunes - Lead vocals
  • Branco Mello - Lead vocals
  • Tony Bellotto - Electric guitar, backing vocals
  • Sérgio Britto - Lead vocals and keyboards
  • Marcelo Fromer - Electric guitar
  • Additional personnel
  • Alberto Marcicano - Zither in "Demais"
  • Eduardo Souto Neto - Arrangement and conducting of metals in "Querem Meu Sangue" and "Balada Para John e Yoko")
  • George Freire Soprano Saxophone in "Marvin"
  • Gil and Nono -Trumpet
  • Proveta and Baldo - Saxophone
  • Ivan - Trombone
  • Songs

    1Sonífera Ilha2:55
    2Marvin4:15
    3Babi Índio3:42

    References

    Titãs (album) Wikipedia