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Music : With Antonio Carlos Jobim
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With Antonio Carlos Jobim by: Herbie Mann & Joao Gilberto |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0075678078927 Format: Import, Limited Edition, Original recording remastered Label: Atlantic UK Manufacturer: Atlantic UK Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Atlantic UK Release Date: February 26, 1999 Studio: Atlantic UK Sales Rank: 38391 Disc 1:
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Editorial Review: Album Description: Reissue of 1965 album for Atlantic in a digipak by flutist Mann with composer/ vocalist Gilberto and guitarist/ pianistAntonio Carlos Jobim. 12 tracks. Includes the original coverart. 1998 Atlantic release. Customer Reviews
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 Rating: - Herbie Mann & Joao Gilberto With Antonio Carlos Jobim Recorded In Rio De Janeiro, It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This, Folks!I used to lay in bed and sweat, thinking, another day had gone by and I still hadn't found or purchased a CD of Herbie Mann & Joao Gilberto With Antonio Carlos Jobim. It was in the stores for a short time and I let it slip through my fingers, and then, along came Amazon to the rescue. The CD was delivered to my doorstep, I can hold it in my hand, I can catch up on my sleep! Darn, Vinyl. I was worried I was never going to hear the tracks without scratches or pops in the background. Amazon put an end to that. I once heard, a number of recordings by Gilberto and Jobim became so popular in Brazil, they were sung at half time during soccer games ... Read More: Rating: - Subtle PleasuresThis is part of the "first U.S. wave" of Bossa Nova music. It relies heavily on Antonio Carlos Jobim who wrote some of the most beautiful music and sits in on several cuts. No, this is not another reprise of The Girl From Ipanema, but you will probably recognize one or two of the songs, and like those lyrics the music "swings so cool and sways so gentle." Mann and Gilberto travel in separate circles, but they both understand what Bossa Nova is about and whether you are on the floor close-dancin' or kicking back with a cool one, this music should please. Rating: - A treasureHerbie Mann's flute, Gilberto's voice, and Jobim's piano work make this a wonderful addition to any Brazilian jazz fan's discography. It's a bit pricy and for not a lot of music, but what you get it worth it. I think Herbie Mann's songs really stand out. You can just feel the ocean breeze while you hear the songs. A well done CD. Rating: - The golden era of jazz-bossa novaThis album is a classic of the jazz/bossa nova golden period. Same as Do the Bossa Nova, it was recorded in Rio de Janeiro with Brazilian artists. It included João Gilberto - who Miles Davis said "would sound good reading a newspaper" - the guitarist Baden Powell and Tom Jobim himself,author of several songs in the album and responsible for most of the wonderful arrangements, some piano playing and the vocal in One Note Samba. In two instrumental tracks Mann and Powell are alone in marvelous duets: listen how in Consolação the flute soars above the delicate phrasing of the guitar in a haunting effect! Rating:  - Mix of Gilberto and MannThis contains some of Joao Gilberto's original Odeon recordings, among them "Desafinado", mixed with bossa nova songs recorded by Herbie Mann together with brazilian musicians in Rio, around 1964. The Gilberto tracks are classics, and the tracks, that Mann plays on, are also nice. The most notable of the Mann tracks, is probably a version of "One Note Samba", that includes Antonio Carlos Jobim playing the piano and singing the english lyrics of the song. |
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