Tim Maia | Tim Maia (1973) | Album

Tim Maia | Tim Maia (1973) | Album

Tags: Era_1970s, Gender_Male, Genre_Funk, Genre_Latin, Origin_Brazil, Type_Studio Release Year: 1973 ARS Score: 82.9

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Tim Maia "Tim Maia (1973)"

LP (NEW) - Vinyl, Vampi Soul, Spain, 2026, VAMPI 342, 0602547812940, Reissue


Tim Maia's 1973 self-titled album is widely considered the "crown jewel" of his early discography. Released on Polydor Brazil, it represents the peak of his creative power before his transition to the "Rational Culture" era. The album is a landmark in Brazilian Soul, seamlessly fusing American funk and R&B with local rhythms like samba and baião. Unlike earlier efforts, the 1973 record is noted for its unforced, "relaxed" sound where congas and cowbells sit naturally alongside orchestral strings and French horns. It introduced "sunshine pop" and "swamp funk" into his musical repertoire, keeping his sound fresh for the changing decade.

Artist Website: timmaia.com.br

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