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Music : Jazz Samba Encore!
Rating: 
- Rich Saxaphone throughout, also vocal tracks and Guitar work
This CD should be referenced onto a sister recording by Stan Getz: Jazz Samba (the original work). Basically, this recording is more of the same - but better in my opinion.
There is still the excellent rich Sax work of Getz and the great Guitar work of Bonfa. Also included this time are some equally impressive Latin American vocals on some tracks. Note that the vocalist is probably not Astrid Gilberto.
I liked this CD for the warmth of the bass and the utter smoothness of the Sax. The guitar work is good too.
The vocal tracks make a change from the totally instrumental Jazz Samba recording, breaking up the recording.
On a technical note there is minimal production content( as recorded circa 1963)- which means you can actuall hear individual instruments. This makes a change.
I would unreservedly recomend this to anyone who liked Jazz Samba. I would also recomend it to people who would like some soothing music, or those who want to take an excursion into bossa nova.
Ken Barron Bristol
- Rich Saxaphone throughout, also vocal tracks and Guitar workThis CD should be referenced onto a sister recording by Stan Getz: Jazz Samba (the original work). Basically, this recording is more of the same - but better in my opinion.
There is still the excellent rich Sax work of Getz and the great Guitar work of Bonfa. Also included this time are some equally impressive Latin American vocals on some tracks. Note that the vocalist is probably not Astrid Gilberto.
I liked this CD for the warmth of the bass and the utter smoothness of the Sax. The guitar work is good too.
The vocal tracks make a change from the totally instrumental Jazz Samba recording, breaking up the recording.
On a technical note there is minimal production content( as recorded circa 1963)- which means you can actuall hear individual instruments. This makes a change.
I would unreservedly recomend this to anyone who liked Jazz Samba. I would also recomend it to people who would like some soothing music, or those who want to take an excursion into bossa nova.
Ken Barron Bristol