Often missing in Naná Vasconcelos' discographies, this is in fact the first recorded work to his name, one year before recording for Pierre Barouh's Saravah label in France the records that introduced him to a wider audience. Offering an early glimpse of his unique approach to music, 'The Incredible Naná' features the first recorded version of 'Concerto Pra Mae Bio', a composition Naná redid for his ground-breaking album 'Africadeus', which effectively appointed him as the world's most skilled master of the berimbau, the single-stringed Brazilian instrument intrinsically linked to the Capoeira tradition. Originally released in 1971.
