GETZ, STAN & CHARLIE BYRD - JAZZ SAMBA(LP)

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Jazz - album vydaný v roku 2022

• limitovaná farebná edícia
• bonusové skladby
• album doporučený známym hudobným žurnalistom Brianom Mortonom. Album podľa Beat Down je to jeden z top albumov svojej éry (jazz music)

Zoznam skladieb/tracklist:

1. Desafinado
2. Samba Dees Days
3. O Pato (the Duck)
4. Samba Triste 4:48
5. O Pato (the Duck) Charlie Byrd Version
6. Samba De Uma Nota So (One Note Samba)
7. E Luxo So
8. Baia
9. Samba De Uma Nota So (One Note Samba) Big Band Version

dátum vydania/release date: 28.január 2022

O albume:

CONTAINS NEW SPECIALLY PREPARED LINER NOTES BY PENGUIN GUIDE TO JAZZ'S WRITER BRIAN MORTON AND BY PARIS' PRESTIGIOUS JAZZ MAGAZINE

“Because of “The Girl From Ipanema”, Getz/Gilberto usually gets the credit for launching the bossa nova craze in the US, but Jazz Samba was recorded a full year earlier and was no less successful, scoring a major hit itself with “Desafinado”, which in some ways even more accurately captures the enervated, languishing mood soundtracked by bossa.” - PENGUIN JAZZ TO JAZZ

“While the connection between jazz and Brazilian music has become commonplace, it is important to note that this album inaugurated the fruitful meeting between jazz and bossa nova.” - JAZZ MAGAZINE

Obsadenie:

• Stan Getz - tenor saxophone
• Charlie Byrd - guitar & bass
• Keter Betts - bass
• Buddy Deppenschmidt & Bill Reichenbach - percussion

All Souls Unitarian Church, Washington D.C., February 13, 1962.

• (*) BONUS TRACKS:
• A5: Same personnel as above but omit Getz and Deppenschmidt.
• New York, April 18, 1962.
• B4: STAN GETZ (tenor sax) with Gary McFarland and His Orchestra: Doc Severinsen, Bernie Glow (tp), Clark Terry (flhrn), Bob Brookmeyer (v-tb), Tony Studd (b-tb), Ray Alonge (fhr), Ray Beckenstein, Arthur “Babe” Clarke (cl), Jerry Sanfino (fl), Eddie Caine (alto-fl), Romeo Penque (b-cl), Hank Jones (p), Jim Hall (g), Tommy Williams (b), Johnny Rae (d), Carmen Costa (cabassa), Jose Paulo (tamb), Gary McFarland (arr, cond).
• New York, August 27, 1962.