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Os Seis Em Ponto
| Label | Vampi Soul – VAMPI196 |
| Format | Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue |
| Barcode | 8435008863425 |
| Country | Spain |
| Released | 2019 |
| Genre | Jazz, Latin |
| Style | Bossa Nova |
Francis Hime has been a fundamental artist of Brazilian music since the mid-1960s as a pianist, singer, composer, arranger and orchestra director. "Os Seis Em Ponto", released in 1964 on the prestigious RGE label, was his first album, recorded as part of the band of the same name.Himes rhythmic piano swings between bossa and jazz along the entire record with the typical groove of the then emerging Brazilian sound.The instrumental depth of the album, featuring the brilliant backing of the flute and the trombone and theeffective guitar of Nelson Motta, does not diminish the infectiousness of its songs, a wonderful repertoire by such solid composers as Carlos Lyra, Roberto Menescal or Castro Neves, as well as absolute legends like Vinicius de Moraes, Antonio Carlos Jobim or Edu Lobo.Presented in facsimile artwork and pressed on 180g vinyl.
| A1 | Samba Do Carioca | |
| A2 | Inútil Paisagem | |
| A3 | Mar Azul | |
| A4 | Luciana | |
| A5 | Borandá | |
| A6 | Amor A Êsmo | |
| B1 | A Paz De Um Homem Só | |
| B2 | Sem Mais Adeus | |
| B3 | Se Você Pensar | |
| B4 | Canção Da Liberdade | |
| B5 | Só Tinha De Ser Com Você | |
| B6 | O Menino Das Laranjas |
Acoustic Guitar – Nelson Motta
Bass – Carlos Eduardo Sadock De Sá
Drums – João Jorge Vargas
Engineer [Sound] – Umberto Contardi
Flute – Alberto Hekel Tavares
Layout – Otaviano Mello
Layout – Raul Vogt
Liner Notes – Antonio Carlos Jobim
Liner Notes – Ronaldo Boscoli
Photography By – Renato Landim
Piano – Francis Hime
Trombone – Carlos Alberto Cumarão
Bass – Carlos Eduardo Sadock De Sá
Drums – João Jorge Vargas
Engineer [Sound] – Umberto Contardi
Flute – Alberto Hekel Tavares
Layout – Otaviano Mello
Layout – Raul Vogt
Liner Notes – Antonio Carlos Jobim
Liner Notes – Ronaldo Boscoli
Photography By – Renato Landim
Piano – Francis Hime
Trombone – Carlos Alberto Cumarão