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Baden Powell Quartet was an ensemble organized and directed by Baden Powell. They debuted in 1970, achieving success with critically-acclaimed tours in Europe and Japan. The quartet recorded over 19 compositions in just three days at Barclay studio in Paris in December 1970, focusing on Afro-Brazilian music, and released them on a three-part LP album. This project marked the first collaboration between Baden Powell and the singer, along with several guest musicians, including a bass flutist, a trombonist, a tenor saxophonist, and a wooden flutist. The personnel of the Baden Powell Quartet included: - Baden Powell – guitar, vocals - Ernesto Robeiro Gonçalves – bass - Helio Schiavo - drums - Alfredo Bessa - Brazilian percussion

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