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Formats and Editions
1. Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd - Desafinado
2. Herbie Mann - Minha Saudade
3. Herbie Mann - Samba de Uma Nota S
4. Bob Brookmeyer - a Felicidade
5. Quincy Jones - Desafinado
6. Pery Ribeiro - Garota de Ipanema
7. The Vince Guaraldi Trio - O Nosso Amor
8. Cal Tjader - Meditao
9. Zoot Sims - Maria Ningum
10. Tamba Trio - Samba de Uma Nota S
11. Tamba Trio - O Barquinho
12. Laurindo Almeida - Desafinado
13. Joo Donato E Su Trio - Minha Saudade
14. Sacha Distel - Desafinado
15. Sacha Distel - Chanson Sur Une Seule Note
16. Johnny Dankworth - O Pato
17. Altamiro Carrilho - Corcovado
18. Lalo Schifrin - Chega de Saudade
19. Charlie Byrd - Un Abraco Do Bonf
20. Charlie Byrd - Bim Bom
21. George Shearing - Samba de Uma Nota S
22. Jon Hendricks - Rosa Morena
23. Jon Hendricks - Little Paper Ball
24. The Paul Winter Sextet - Foolish One (Insensatez)
25. Julie London - Desafinado
26. Bola Sete - Manh de Carnaval (Morning of the Carnival)
27. Walter Wanderley - Voc E Eu (You and I)
More Info:
UK collection of songs composed by the Brazilian Bossa Nova icon. Jazz had been one of the influences of Bossa and with the success of Joao Gilberto, within Brazil, it was inevitable that eventually the two schools would began to mix. This fusion was encouraged by the US state department in sponsoring such musicians as guitarist Charlie Byrd and flautist Herbie Mann on goodwill tours of South America. When Byrd returned home to Washington DC., he enthused about bossa to the saxophonist Stan Getz and in 1962 the two created Jazz Samba. Bossa nova captured the imagination of the North American public. It's simplicity and cool sophistication seemed the ideal soundtrack for the consumerist early '60s; a new world of sports cars, hi-fi and bikinis. Jazz Samba was the vanguard. El.
