Anyone who has found themselves drawn to pop star Gilberto Gil's explorations of forro will find a kindred spirit in Do Pandeiro's soothing vocal style. Soul, trip-hop, dancehall and rap weave throughout about half of these tracks; the rest stick more closely to traditional forro arrangements. Plus, it's just so much fun to hear the guy sing -- he's got a very charismatic, winning personality. Do Pandeiro's addition of a clarinet to the standard accordion-and-guitar creates a forro style which sounds startlingly similar to Jewish klezmer music. It really captures the frentic joyfulness of his style, and the breadth of his career Unfortunately, Pandeiro's records are nearly impossible to find in the States -- but if you see this one, it's a doozy! There are also plenty of accordion-based baiao tunes as well, though with vocal choruses and a smooth, groovy vibe that in some ways reminds me of the pagode samba style that would emerge a few years later. 
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Which is to say, it's very, very good stuff. A pity, since they are so great -- his addition of a clarinet to the bouncy accordion-based panddeiro created a sound with more than a passing similarity to Jewish klezmer music.
Do Pandeiro's addition of a clarinet to the standard accordion-and-guitar creates a forro style which sounds startlingly similar to Jewish klezmer music. Standouts include "Baba De Cachorro," the swinging "Capoeira De Zumbi" which has a great horn arrangement and a bit of a gafieira feel and "De araque Ze," another irresistible dance number with expanded arrangements and a nice, concise saxophone solo!
This disc includes the super-catchy classic "Chiclete Com Banana" and thirteen other tracks which are equally enthralling. Included is a jangly new version of his old hit, "Chiclete Com Banana," and a dozen-plus other uptempo tunes. It opens with a coco and a baiao so close to Luiz Gonzaga's more rigid forro style, that you might think, "oh dear pandiero more of the same! Plus, it's just so much fun to hear the guy sing -- he's got a very charismatic, winning personality.
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Do Pandeiro's records are practically impossible to find in the United States, although a few delicious reissues have come out in Brazil in recent years. Jackson Do Pandeiro "Ao Vivo". There are also plenty of accordion-based baiao tunes as well, though with vocal choruses and a smooth, groovy vibe that in some ways reminds me of the pagode samba style that would emerge a few years later.
Jackson Do Pandeiro "A Braza Do Norte" Canta Galo, Another great record, with a wide variety of styles, ranging from more traditional-sounding regional material to punchy modernizations and plenty of great percussion.
Jackson Do Pandeiro discography - Brazilian Music Guide
Admittedly, it does start to sound a lot alike by the end, but it's fun stuff. As usual, Do Pandeiro sounds impossibly joyful and energetic, and his backing musicians are all amazing. Jackson Do Pandeiro was a master of infectious, poppy Northeastern styles such as coco and forro music.
Soul, trip-hop, dancehall and rap weave throughout about half of these tracks; the rest stick more closely to traditional forro arrangements. His early '60s classic, jackkson Com Banana," has been anthologized in David Byrne's Brazil Classics series, but other than that one little gem, good luck finding other tracks elsewhere. The small brass section is mildly intrusive, but hey, at least it's something new.
Jackson Do Pandeiro
Do Pandeiro's plainspoken voice dw a surprisingly good fit for the style -- the guy just projects joyfulness and fun no matter what the context. Anyone who has found themselves drawn to pop star Gilberto Gil's explorations of forro will find a kindred spirit in Do Pandeiro's soothing vocal style.
Jackson Do Pandeiro "Aqui To Eu" Philips, Changing with the times, I suppose, Jackson alters his sound a bit, adding a Tijuana Brass-ish horn section to his upbeat sound, and a more modern production mix. Fun, lively, uptempo material, and likely to disappear again soon, as do many Brazilian records.
Casaca De Couro by Jackson do Pandeiro on TIDAL
Unfortunately, Pandeiro's records are nearly impossible to find in the States -- but if you see this one, it's a doozy! Jackson Do Pandeiro "As Melhores" Columbia, I'm not sure, but I think this track best-of may be the exact same material as on the Brilhantes album listed above. The two tracks by Lenine jackaon disappointing, but on balance this is a nice set, with surprisingly few weak moments. It really captures the frentic joyfulness of his style, and the breadth of his career Inventive, addictive, polyrhythmic, ecstatic regional music.
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