Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Clove And Cinnamon




















"A dança do vento, o ventre da noite, e o sol da manhã..." It took me a while, but I finally managed to track down all the originals of The Brave And The Bold, that wonderfully weird ´06 cover collaboration between Tortoise and Bonnie Prince Billy. And of these, I probably like Milton Nascimento´s Cravo E Canela the best. A steaming beauty, surprisingly featuring Miles Davis sidemen Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock. From tropicália to postrock: not such a big step after all? Brace yourself for two spicy treats, one from Brazil and the other from Chicago by way of Kentucky. "The dance of the wind, the belly of the night, and the morning sun..."

Milton Nascimento - Cravo E Canela MP3
Tortoise & Bonnie Prince Billy - Cravo E Canela

4 comments:

tincaveerman@gmail.com said...

I love the original one!! Moving hips!

Ramone666 said...

Exactly, Miss T. Move them hips on Copacabana Beach...

ROEB said...

thx for these two versions.
you know about the Dom Um Romao track i guess, 1973. if not; it's top! (the whole album is)

Ramone666 said...

Yup, it´s called Cinnamon Flower on that one, and features a wickedly funky guitar. Will put it up sometime here. Cheers!