Flora Purim & Airto Moreira w/ Joe Farrell
April 12th, 1982
Cambridge, MA @ Jonathan Swift's
Sony 310 cassette deck (built in mikes, auto-level) > master Maxell XLII
cassettes > soundforge 4.5 > FLAC 6 > CDR

Disc One:	Set One:
01 Airto/tuning
02 Lilia (Milton Nascimento)
03 The Road is Hard (But We’re Going to Make It) Airto
04 Partido Alto (J.R. Bertrami) (end cuts)
05 Beijo Partido (Broken Kiss)  (Toninho Horta)
06 (song by Hermeto Pascoal– can’t make out title –can anyone else?)
07 Airto: introduction of the musicians
08 Tamborine solo / Tombo in 7/4  (Airto) 

Disc Two:	Set Two:
01 ?  (Kei Akagi)
02  500 Miles High (C. Corea)
03  Fica Mal Con Deus (Geraldo Vandré)
04  Move it On Up (Airto)
05  Light as a Feather  (C. Corea)
06  Airto percussion solo
07  Tombo in 7/4/ Celebration Suite (Airto) 

Flora Purim- vocals
Joe Farrell- flute and reeds
Kai Akagi- keyboards
Keith Jones- bass
Airto Moreira- drums, percussion and some vocals
Dan Gottlieb- drums

regarding the unknown/unreleased Hermeto tune:
My best guess is that she says "Língua Siriana" although it doesn't make much sense to me. The english title seems to be "SHARP TONGUE". The literal back translation would be "Língua Afiada"...

The second part of the song is actually a very nice arrangement of the melody played during the "Just Listen" [Escuta Meu Piano] track in the masterpiece Slaves Mass [Missa dos Escravos] album...