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Codajas video: production and archive

Codajas video documentation: Raymond Jones’s 1999 Rio de Janeiro shoot with director Davide, its Naked Soul connection and the original viewing page.

Video shoot: 1999 · viewing page captured February 2001 · Media document; video not hosted

Independently compiled by the current site operator on 28 September 2026 from the earlier music website. This is not a republication of the original text or an endorsement of today’s product by the artists or their estates.

The original Codajas film

The early news page says Raymond Jones and director Davide filmed Codajas in Rio de Janeiro in 1999. It describes a travelogue edited in West Palm Beach, Florida. Codajas opens Naked Soul; the album announcement identifies Arnold McCuller as its guest singer. These are production details reported by the original site.

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How the historical viewing page worked

The original video.htm offered separate 56k-modem and broadband RealMedia links. The 2001 CHICtribute interview also linked this exact URL as the Codajas video destination. That establishes its original function independently of its file name.

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Watching the original and hearing the recording

A current rights-holder video upload was not verified. The dated source link below opens the original viewing document, but it is not a promise that its obsolete RealMedia streams play today. There is no replacement video or disabled play control here. The Naked Soul catalog provides a separate audio-listening option for the song.

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Codajas production record

Facts come from the original video and news pages; a capture date is not a release date.

Codajas production record
FieldDocumented informationSource
WorkCodajas, opening track of Naked Soul[2][1]
Featured singerArnold McCuller, credited in the original album announcement[2][1]
ShootRio de Janeiro, 1999[2][1]
DirectorDavide, as named on the old site[2][1]
EditingWest Palm Beach, Florida[2][1]
Former deliveryRealMedia, separate modem and broadband links[2][1]

Sources & original documents

  1. Codajas video page, 20 February 2001

    Original page capture; the capture date is not necessarily its publication date.

  2. News page, 20 February 2001

    Original page capture; the capture date is not necessarily its publication date.

  3. Raymond Jones: Now & Then, interview by pocat, October 2001

    First-person interview, including State of Art, Intimate and links to the early listening and video pages.

  4. Naked Soul on Apple Music

    Album-specific record checked 28 September 2026: 15 June 1999, 11 tracks; phonogram line uegmusic.com.