Brasil '88

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Brasil '88

Studio album by Sérgio Mendes

Released

1978

Sergio Mendes
(1975)

Brasil '88
(1978)

Pelé
(1978)

Brasil '88 is the fourth studio album of thirty-five by the Brazilian musician, Sérgio Mendes. It was released in 1978.

Track listing

#	Title	Writer(s)	Time
1	"Bridges (Travessia)"	Milton Nascimento, Fernando Brant	4:39
2	"Waters of March (Águas de Março)"	Antonio Carlos Jobim	3:51
3	"That's Enough for Me"	Dave Grusin, Patti Austin	3:52
4	"Misturada"	Airto Moreira	2:59
5	"One More Lie"	Ralph Dino, John Sembello	3:39
6	"Midnight Lovers"	Ralph Dino, John Sembello	3:21
7	"Harley"	John Sembello	3:02
8	"Tiro Cruzado (Cross Fire)"	Márcio Borges, Nelson Ângelo	3:18
9	"Life Goes On"	Bernard Ighner	3:57

v t e Sérgio Mendes discography

Band	Dance Moderno Você Ainda não Ouviu Nada Quiet Nights Bossa Nova York Brasil '65 In Person at El Matador

Solo	The Swinger from Rio The Great Arrival Sérgio Mendes' Favorite Things Brasil '88 Pelé Magic Lady Horizonte Aberto Alegria Sérgio Mendes Confetti Brasil '86 Arara Brasileiro Oceano Timeless Encanto Bom Tempo (2010)

Brasil '66	Herb Alpert Presents Equinox Look Around Fool on the Hill Crystal Illusions Ye-Me-Lê Live at the Expo Stillness

Brasil '77	País Tropical Primal Roots Love Music In Concert Vintage 74 I Believe Homecooking Sergio Mendes & and the New Brasil '77

Singles	"Mas Que Nada" "Constant Rain (Chove Chuva)" "For Me" "Night and Day" "The Look of Love" "The Fool on the Hill" "Scarborough Fair" "Pretty World" "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay" "Wichita Lineman" "Never Gonna Let You Go" "Rainbow's End" "Olympia" "Alibis" (1984)

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