earlier, Afonso had remarked that "If rock is the musical style that the young prefer, then we should ask for good quality rock music". In 1995 José Mário Branco, Amélia Muge, and João Afonso, José Afonso's nephew, released another album in homage to Afonso, called Maio, Maduro Maio, that included many of his songs and two previously unreleased ones, "Entre Sodoma e Gomorra" and "Nem Sempre os Dias São Dias Passados". For the 10th anniversary of Afonso's death, in 1997, EMI released for the first time in CD format the 1964 album Baladas e Canções. In 1998, Vitorino and Janita Salomé took part in a concert in homage to José Afonso, included in Expo'98's programme. In 2007 he was elected the 29th Greatest Portuguese. Discography Studio albums Baladas e Canções (1964) Cantares do Andarilho (1968) Contos Velhos Rumos Novos (1969) Traz Outro Amigo Também (1970) Cantigas do Maio (1971) Eu Vou Ser Como a Toupeira (1972) Venham Mais Cinco (1973) Coro dos Tribunais (1974) Com as Minhas Tamanquinhas (1976) Enquanto Há Força (1978) Fura Fura (1979) Fados de Coimbra e Outras Canções (1981) Como Se Fora Seu Filho (1983) Galinhas do Mato (1985) Live albums José Afonso in Hamburg (1982) Ao Vivo no Coliseu (1983) Extended plays Fados de Coimbra (1956) Balada do Outono (1960) Baladas de Coimbra (1962) Dr. José Afonso em Baladas de Coimbra (1963) Posthumous releases Os Vampiros (1987) De Capa e Batina (1996) Bibliography José Afonso – by José Viale Moutinho (1972, Spanish edition 1975) Zeca Afonso: As Voltas de um Andarilho – by Viriato Teles (1983) Livra-te do Medo – Histórias e Andanças do Zeca Afonso – by José António Salvador (1984, reissued in revised and extended version in 2014) Zeca Afonso – Poeta, Andarilho e Cantor – by Associação José Afonso (1994) José Afonso – O Rosto da Utopia – by José António Salvador (1994) José Afonso, Poeta – by Elfriede Engelmeyer (1999) As Voltas de um Andarilho – by Viriato Teles (1999; reissued in revised and extended version in 2009) Zeca Afonso antes do mito – by António dos Santos e Silva (2000) José Afonso – Um olhar fraterno – by his brother João Afonso dos Santos (2002) José Afonso – Todas as Canções – by Guilhermino Monteiro, João Lóio, José Mário Branco and Octávio Fonseca (2010), Assírio & Alvim References External links Associação José Afonso (José Afonso Association) (in Portuguese) 1929 births