Ogum, Xangô captures two titans of Brazilian music, Gilberto Gil and Jorge Ben, trading verses and grooves across a single joyful 1975 session. Recorded quickly and loosely, the album leans into samba, funk, and Afro-Brazilian spiritual themes, with the two artists' distinct voices and guitars weaving in and out of each other throughout. Originally released as Gil e Jorge, it has become one of the most beloved entries in either artist's catalog, a warm, unpretentious record that captures a friendship as much as a musical partnership. This 2LP pressing brings the session back to vinyl.