- 1. Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd – Desafinado 5:52
- 2. Ike Quebec & Kenny Burrell – Loie 3:11
- 3. Cal Tjader & Clare Fischer – Se E Tarde, Me Perdoa 2:52
- 4. Dave Brubeck & Paul Desmond – Vento Fresco 3:35
- 5. Dizzy Gillespie & Lalo Schifrin – Samba De Uma Nota 5:17
- 6. Sergio Mendes – Tristeza De Nos Dois 2:13
- 7. Lalo Schifrin – Silvia 3:09
- 8. Joao Gilberto & Antonio Carlos Jobim – Meditacao 1:45
- 9. Tamba Trio – Nos E O Mar 2:21
- 10. Coleman Hawkins – Um Abraco No Bonfa 4:53
- 11. Sergio Mendes – Disa 2:42
- 12. Vince Guaraldi Trio – Manha De Carnaval 5:47
- 13. Vinicius De Moraes – Pela Luz Dos Olhos Teus 2:02
- 14. A. Carlos Jobim, B. Powell & Herbie Mann – Samba De Uma Nota
- 15. Antonio Carlos Jobim & Agostinho Dos Santos – a Felicidade 2
- 16. Ella Fitzgerald – Desafinado 2:09
Various-Jazz Brazil (LP)
2,500L
180gr./ Gatefold Edition
1-LP Brazil / Bossanova
High Quality, Gatefold Sleeve
The Bossa Nova style originated in Brazil in the late 1950s. As many American jazz stars toured South America during those years, bossa slowly became known in the United States. However, in early 1962 Stan Getz recorded a couple of albums combining bossa with jazz that unexpectedly became top-sellers. As a result, a bossa nova craze developed and nearly every jazz star recorded his/her own bossa nova album, or at least included a couple of bossas in their LPs or concerts.
This collection presents a comprehensive selection of original recordings of bossa nova songs, including versions by the Brazilian masters themselves, as well as those by renowned jazz artists, and collaborative efforts between American and Brazilian stars.
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Billie Eilish – When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? (LP)
Në Gjëndje4,500L4,300LNë Gjëndje
