Baile Dos Passarinhos

Baile Dos Passarinhos (Chicken Dance) is the fourth album by Portuguese American singer Jorge Ferreira and his orchestra Conjunto Mars released in 1984 on Henda Records & Videos in America and Espacial in Portugal. The title song is a Portuguese version of Chicken Dance.

1 Track listing
2 Album credits
3 Trivia
4 References
5 External links

[edit] Track listing

#	Title	Lyrics/Music	Time
01	"Chau"	Jorge Ferreira/Jorge Ferreira	3:53
02	"Marcha Do Mandrião"*	Jorge Ferreira/Jorge Ferreira	3:04
03	"Baile Dos Passarinhos"	Werner Thomas/Terry Rendall	3:25
04	"Amar É Dever Sagrado"	Jorge Ferreira, José Moniz/Jorge Ferreira	4:12
05	"I Like My Music" (Eu Gosto Da Minha Musica)	Pedro Miguel, W. Lopes/Pedro Miguel	3:35
06	"Casa Branca"	Jorge Ferreira/Jorge Ferreira	3:05
07	"Novo Malhão"	Jorge Ferreira/Jorge Ferreira	4:26
08	"Confissão"	Jorge Ferreira/Jorge Ferreira	3:14
09	"Canção Das Crianças"	Jorge Ferreira, Luis Filipe/Jorge Ferreira	4:27
10	"Separate Ways" (Caminhos Separados)	Pedro Miguel/Pedro Miguel	3:16

- *Music videos releases.

[edit] Album credits

[edit] Personnel

Jorge Ferreira - lead vocals, background vocals.
José Pereira - trumpet.
Luis Faria - drums, percussion.
Eddy Pacheco - pedal steel guitar, electric guitar.
Al Brum - bass guitar.
Manuel Carvalho - background vocals.
Pedro Miguel - acoustic guitar.
Isidro Silva - trombone.
Octavio Cabral - keyboards.
José Soares - saxophone.

[edit] Production

Producers: Jorge Ferreira, Pedro Miguel.
Sound engineer: Ron Gamache.
Mixing, mastering: Mike Kowal.
Recording studio: Normandy Sound (Warren, Rhode Island, U.S.A.).
Musical arrangements: Jorge Ferreira.
Musical accompaniment: Conjunto Mars.

[edit] Design

Design: Raul Arias.
Photography: Indugraf Madrid, S.A. (Alcorcón, Madrid, Spain).

[edit] Trivia

The song "Marcha Do Mandrião" is also performed by Portuguese band Diapasão^[1].
The song "Baile Dos Passarinhos" is also performed by Portuguese Brazilian singer Roberto Leal^[2].
In the Espacial version, the album title is Chau.