This one's kinda long, but what a treat to see Rio from this vantage point and it almost looks like Roberto is actually piloting the helicopter. This is from his 1967/68? film "Roberto Carlos em Ritmo de Aventura" (Roberto Carlos in the Rhythm of Adventure). Ah, to be a teen idol in late 60s Rio de Janeiro!
It looks like this one is from the same film, but I'm not sure. I love the set on the roof a sky-scraper and Roberto's cape is sooo tight!
Really cool version from the movie (I'm guessing) "Roberto Carlos e Diamante Cor de Rosa" that includes a slightly different version of this song which was also on the S/T 1969 album.
A live, but poor quality television performance of "Nao Vou Ficar" from 1971.
My buddy Greg mentioned this tune as being from the above mentioned movie, but doesn't appear on the soundtrack. Here we have Roberto, Erasmo and Wanderlea cruising around in a jeep singing this song, which translates "I need to know how to live." I repeat, to be a teen idol in late 60s Rio de Janeiro!
A bizarre musical montage from one of Roberto's movies.
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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Sisters Love from "The Mack" & "Soul Train"
A ten-minute section from "The Mack" starting with The Sisters Love performing "Now Is the Time." Keep watching for some great dialogue about pimping and to see where Dave Chapelle copped his idea for "The Player Hater's Ball."
"(I Could Never Make) A Better Man Than You"
"Give Me Your Love"
"(I Could Never Make) A Better Man Than You"
"Give Me Your Love"
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Bay Area,
Blaxpoitation,
Funk,
Oakland,
Soul,
Soundtrack
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