Maritmo

Standard coated paper inlay. 24-page booklet. Publishers: 1, 2, 3, 7, 13 and 14: Ed. Minha Música 4: Ed. Danilo Rocha 5: Warner/Chappell 6: Ed. Minha Música/Kabuki 8: Ed. Cazuza-Warner/Chappell 9: Ed. Minha Música/Acontecimentos 10: Ed. Copyrights 11: Ed. Sony Music 12: Ed. Genial "Vambora" includes quotes of "Dentro da Noite Veloz" (Ferreira Gullar) and "A Cinza das Horas" (Manuel Bandeira) / Ed. Nova Fronteira, and a sample of "Suíte Lírica" (Alban Berg, misspelled as Allan Berg) performed by New York Philarmonic. "Vamos Comer Caetano" contains samples of the following songs: "A Luz de Tieta" (*) "Livros" (*) "Alexandre" (*) "Pra Ninguém" (*) "Ela Ela" (co-written by Arto Lindsay) (*) "Nine Out of Ten" (**) "Gema" (**) "Tropicália" (**) "Quero Ir a Cuba" (**) "Tempo de Estio" (**) "Irene" (**) "Eclipse Oculto" (**) "Língua" (**) "O Homem Velho" (**) "Branquinha" (**) "Sorvete" (**) "De Conversa" (**) "De Palavra em Palavra" (**) "Todo Amor que Houver Nessa Vida" (written by Cazuza and Frejat, published by Sigem) "Vivendo em Paz" (written by Tuzé de Abreu (credited as Tuze Abreu), published by Luz da Cidade) "Pulsar" (co-written by Augusto de Campos) (*)) "Super Bacana" (published by Arlequim) "Sugar Cane Fields Forever" (co-written by Souzandrade) (**) All of these songs were written by [a=Caetano Veloso), except where indicated, and published by Uns (*) and Warner/Chappell (**) "Dançando" contains a sample of "Se Gostar de Batuque" (Kide Pepe) / Ed. Mangione Sounds from "A Cidade" originally recorded on the streets of Recife, extracted from the film "Simiño Martiniano, O Camelô do Cinema" Track 2 dedicated to Mario Peixoto Track 8 dedicated to Neca Luki Gogoia Isabel Bebel Track 11 also seen as "A Cidade (Vinheta)" on booklet