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| | Jelly review: Carlinhos Brown |
 | | Except that the small print reveals this is a genuine ancient painting so it can't be him after all, the resemblance is either coincidental or part of some kind of weird global resonance, man. After listening to the album you'll think there might be something in that resonance idea. |
 | | The musicians and singers include Carlinhos Brown, Marisa Monte, Arto Lindsay, Nile Rodgers, Brown Feijão (feijão means fl beans), Gatinho (kitten), Pai de Santo (a candomblé priest), Dinossauro, Abarrá II, Albuquerque, and a small group called Dois Sapos e Meio (two-and-a-half toads). |
 | | Carlinhos himself is on vocals, drums, bass, guitars, timbales, surdo virado, Hammond B3, Virus synthesizer, vocal percussion, piano, tubular bells, temple block, Kong, sabá, water-stick, cowbell, chestnut cymbal, Flexoton, Porc bell, Lotom, timpani, OB-1, Fun Machine, wood block, Wurlitzer, "Foot claping" [sic] and 12-shot rocket. |
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