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Não Há Gente Como A Gente (There Aren't Any People Like Us) is the title of the tenth studio album by Portuguese American singer/songwriter Jorge Ferreira, released in 1988 on Henda Records & Videos in America and Movieplay Portuguesa in Portugal.
The title of this album comes from a fan’s sentence immigrated in Venezuela who, after a show, embraced Ferreira, and touched exclaimed : “NÃO HÁ GENTE COMO A GENTE !” This album was an unbelievable success with his hit songs “Bacalhau”, “Ao Calor Do Sol”, the Spanish songs “25 Rosas” and “Carro Negro” (the “Black Car” in Spanish) and “Carro Branco” (White Car), the continuation of the “Black Car” with a contrary story. For the recording of this album, Ferreira built a recording studio in the basement of his new residence of Westport, Massachusetts, that he moved in this year. Later, he will name his studio "City Limit Track". This album also marked the following separation of Ferreira's composed orchestras. After this work, Ferreira travelled around the world, performing in 16 to 20 countries in one year, remaining half the year out of the US… The song “Não Há Gente Como A Gente”, that was a hit in Portugal[1], is a dedication to all Portugueses immigrated around the world.
[edit] Track listing
| # |
Title |
Lyrics/Music |
Time |
| 01 |
"Não Há Gente Como A Gente"* |
Jorge Ferreira/Jorge Ferreira |
3:17 |
| 02 |
"Ao Calor Do Sol" |
Juan Sebastian/Jorge Ferreira |
2:29 |
| 03 |
"Uma Lágrima" |
Jorge Ferreira/Jorge Ferreira |
3:11 |
| 04 |
"Pedaços De Mim" |
Jorge Ferreira/Jorge Ferreira |
3:57 |
| 05 |
"Bacalhau"* |
Jorge Ferreira/Jorge Ferreira |
2:57 |
| 06 |
"25 Rosas"* |
Juan Sebastian/Juan Sebastian |
2:55 |
| 07 |
"Love Isn't Love" |
Jorge Ferreira/Jorge Ferreira |
4:11 |
| 08 |
"La Nuit" |
Salvatore Adamo/Salvatore Adamo |
3:28 |
| 09 |
"Carro Negro" |
Jorge Ferreira/Jorge Ferreira |
2:38 |
| 10 |
"Carro Branco"* |
Jorge Ferreira/Jorge Ferreira |
3:01 |
[edit] Album credits
[edit] Personnel
- Jorge Ferreira - lead vocals, background vocals, accordion.
- Maria Nunes - background vocals.
- Rosa Vultão - background vocals.
- José Pereira - trumpet, clarinet.
- Luis Faria - drums, percussion.
- Eddy Pacheco - pedal steel guitar, electric guitar.
- Al Brum - bass guitar, background vocals.
- Manuel Carvalho - background vocals.
- Pedro Miguel - nylon guitar, tenor guitar, background vocals.
- Isidro Silva - trombone, maracas.
- Octavio Cabral - keyboards.
- José Soares - saxophone, flute.
[edit] Production
- Producers: Jorge Ferreira, Pedro Miguel.
- Sound engineer, musical arrangements and direction: Jorge Ferreira.
- Mixing, mastering: Bob Patten.
- Recording studio: City Limit Track (Westport, Massachusetts, U.S.A.).
- Musical accompaniment: Conjunto Mars.
[edit] Design
- Design: Fernando De Sousa.
- Photography: Ronnie's Studio (Fall River, Massachusetts, U.S.A.).
[edit] Trivia
- In the Movieplay version, the album title is Carro Branco[2].
- The song "Uma Lágrima" is also performed by Portuguese singer Tony Carreira[3].
- The song "Bacalhau" is also performed by Portuguese band Diapasão[4].
- The song "25 Rosas" is the Spanish version of the song "24 Rosas", performed by Portuguese singer José Malhoa. The Portuguese version was a hit in Portugal.
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