Gal Costa ‎– Plural - 1990

  
Leo Gandelman produced this one, and it's got sort of a modern jazzy sound that sits well with some of Gal's singing on here, especially on standards like "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" and "Begin the Beguine".

Tracklist
Salvador Não Inerte / Ladeira Do Pelô2:50
A Verdadeira Baiana3:30
Begin The Beguine4:13
Fon Fon3:05
Eu Acredito4:13
Holofotes4:07
Cabelo3:30
Brilho De Beleza5:02
Alguém Me Disse3:30
Nua Idéia (Leila XII)3:02
Zanzando3:30
I Didn’t Know What Time It Was
 
 
4:41

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