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Jazz Meets The Bossa Nova
LP (Item 10047) Columbia, 1962 — Condition: Used
Paul Winter's classic sextet is recorded here in both Rio and New York – one of three different sessions that Winter cut for Columbia in the 60s – all records that explore his own love of the bossa at a time when it was coincidentally very good business to be doing so! Tracks are light and groovy, with some slightly modern touches – and although the vibe is definitely a Brazilian one, the sound actually seems to benefit most from the slightly modern styles of the Winter group – used here to bring a bit more of an edge into some of the numbers! Titles include "Con Alma", "Little Boat", "Only You & I", "Adeus, Passaro Preto", and "Foolish One". (Special Archives pressing. Cover has light wear & initials in pen.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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