Banda Black Rio

Banda Black Rio
Banda Black Rio
Origin	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Genres	Funk; Samba; Soul; Jazz;
Years active	1976–1984; 1999-present;
Labels	Atlantic; RCA Victor; Universal; Mr Bongo;
Associated acts	Raul Seixas; Dom Salvador; Tim Maia; Caetano Veloso; Cassiano; Carlos Dafé;
Members	William Magalhães; Josué dos Santos; Will Bone; Otávio Nestares; Marquinho Osócio; Sidney Linhares; Cláudio Rosa; Bruno Silveira; Thiago Silva; Mafran do Maracanã; Ricardo Brasil;
Past members	Oberdan Magalhães; Lúcio "Trombone" da Silva; José Carlos "Barrosinho" Barroso; Cláudio Stevenson; Cristóvão Bastos; Jamil Joanes; Luiz Carlos Batera; Jorge "Jorjão" Barreto; Valdecir Nei Machado; Carlos Darcy; Décio Cardoso; Paulinho Braga; José Nilton da Silva; Wanderlei Silva; L.F. Trick;

Banda Black Rio is a Brazilian musical group from Rio de Janeiro that was formed in 1976. It has a repertoire based on funk but also including samba, jazz and Brazilian rhythms.

History

Compared to other soul-funk groups, such as Kool & the Gang and Earth, Wind and Fire, Banda Black Rio developed a particular style of instrumental soul music fusing together elements from a number of genres.

WEA had just been established in Brazil, and they wanted to create a band that could be the pioneer of this movement; so they contacted Oberdan Magalhães, a renowned saxophonist, who accepted the challenge together with trumpet player Barrosinho, keyboards and arrangements Cristovao Bastos, guitars and arrangements Claudio Stevenson, bass Jamil Joanes, trombone Lucio Silva and formed Banda Black Rio. Mixing R&B, jazz and samba elements, Banda Black Rio was one of the first to undertake the fusion of Essential Brazilian Music with International Black Music. They were brought together in 1976. Banda Black Rio was often associated with soul-funk bands such as Kool & the Gang, Earth, Wind and Fire, Herbie Hancock, and others.

The band recorded six albums: the instrumental Maria Fumaça (1977), Gafieira Universal (1978) and Saci Pererê (1980). They were also invited to take part in other artists' albums, such as Luiz Melodia, Raul Seixas, Sandra de Sa, Emilio Santiago, Alcione, Carlos Dafe, and recorded a live album with Caetano Veloso entitled Bicho Baile Show and Global Brazilians in 1985. The album was released in 1995.

The present band are the sons of the original members. Two albums came out from this new generation of Black Rio. Rebirth released in the 2001 and Supernova samba funk in 2012.

Discography

1977 - Maria Fumaça
1977 - O Dia em que a Terra Parou by Raul Seixas
1978 - Bicho Baile Show by Caetano Veloso
1978 - Tim Maia Disco Club by Tim Maia
1978 - Gafieira Universal
1980 - Saci Pererê
1995 - Global Brazilians
1998 - 12 Inch Jazz Funk Classics
2000 - Rebirth/Movimento
2011 - Supernova Samba Funk

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