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Rubens Bassini (January 26, 1933 in Rio de Janeiro – September 1985) "Rubens Bassini Music Biography"
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Discography

*''Rubens Bassini E Os 11 Magnificos'' 1960 Rio de Janeiro, Brasil re- issued 2002 *''Rubens Bassini Y Los Latinos'' 1963 Rio de Janeiro, Brasil re -issued 2010 *''Rubens Bassini with Sérgio Mendes and Brasil'' '66, 77, 88 *''Deodato - Deodato 2'' - 1973 (CTI Records) *''
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'' - 1976 (Atlantic Records)


As sideman

With Herbie Mann *'' Brazil: Once Again'' (Atlantic, 1977) With Chuck Mangione *''
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'' ( A&M, 1976) With Jimmy McGriff *'' Tailgunner'' (LRC, 1977) With Don Sebesky *'' Giant Box'' ( CTI, 1973) With The Spinners *'' Dancin' and Lovin''' ( Atlantic, 1979) With Stanley Turrentine *''
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'' ( CTI, 1973) With Vince Guaraldi *''
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References

Brazilian percussionists 1933 births 1985 deaths Bongo players Conga players Maracas players Timbaleros Tambourine players Brazilian session musicians Brazilian expatriates in the United States Musicians from Rio de Janeiro (city) 20th-century Brazilian musicians 20th-century drummers Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66 members {{Percussionist-stub