Cópia da reedição de 1979 em vinil (vg/) em muito bom estado geral, apresenta marcas de uso e riscos leves, existe um risco na faixa 1 e 2 do lado A que vai causar ruído - pode tocar sem pulo, capa (vg/) em muito bom estado geral, Gatefold, apresenta marca de armazenamento e encardido do tempo, pequeno desgaste nas pontas, orelha e laterais, lombada em excelente estado geral (fotos) item para colecionador com desconto
Raimundo Fagner – Quem Viver Chorará
Label: Discos CBS – 230.034, Discos CBS – 230034 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Gatefold Country: Brazil Released: 1979 Genre: Latin Style: MPB
A1 Revelação
Written-By – Clodô, Clésio
A2 Jura Secreta
Written-By – Abel Silva, Sueli Costa
A3 Acalanto Para Um Punhal
Written-By – Fausto Nilo, Herman Torres, Robertinho De Recife
A4 Punhal De Prata
Written-By – Alceu Valença
B1 Quem Me Levará Sou Eu
Written-By – Dominguinhos, Manduka
B2 As Rosas Não Falam
Written-By – Cartola
B3 Pelo Vinho E Pelo Pão
Written-By – Zé Ramalho
B4 Cigano
Written-By – Raimundo Fagner
B5 Quem Viver Chorará
Written-By – Raimundo Fagner
The disc was originally named after a lyric excerpt from the song "Motivo" which acted as the title track. This song was co-credited to poet Cecília Meirelles, a poet he had already cited in a previous track ("Canteiros"). However, an ongoing lawsuit at the time from poet Cecilia Meirelles Estate - over Canteiros - forced CBS to quickly withdraw the original album. A new version of the album, with the unreleased "Quem Me Levará Sou Eu", a song that had won Rede Globo's Music Festival, was released the following year.
This is the second version of the album.
In 1994, "Motivo" was included in the first edition on CD, but the ongoing legal battle once again forced a withdraw. In 2001, a new edition came out reflecting the track list of its second edition. In 2001, CBS / Sony Music reached an agreement for "Canteiros" to be included in a live album and settle the case once and for all.
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