Home / Music / Gilberto Gil's 1968 album mixed Brazilian traditions with rock and rollMusic linernotes album music gilberto-gilGilberto Gil's 1968 album mixed Brazilian traditions with rock and rollThe album blends traditional Brazilian styles like samba, bossa nova, and frevo with American and British rock and roll influences. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesPhilips Records released Gilberto Gil's 1968 self-titled albumOs Mutantes provided psychedelic backing on Gilberto Gil's 1968 albumManoel Barenbein produced Gilberto Gil's 1968 self-titled albumAll five tracks on The Sidewinder are Lee Morgan originals — trumpet virtuosity and compositional chopsA blowup between Mingus and Ellington almost derailed Money JungleExploreGrandmaster Flash wove Chic, Blondie, and Queen into 'Wheels of Steel'Peter Gabriel recruited musicians from ten countries for PassionBrian Eno was the fifth member of Talking Heads during Remain in LightJohn Cale produced landmark albums for The Stooges, Patti Smith, and NicoDuane Allman's guitar interplay with Eric Clapton defined LaylaPrevious Giving You the Best That I Got was Anita Baker's only No. 1 albumNext Four producers worked on Phyllis Hyman's debut