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Nico GomezSoul Of Samba (aka Bossa Nova) ... CD
Trio/Mr Bongo (UK), 1972. New Copy ... $11.99 12.00
A very cool Japanese version of this mighty groover from the great Nico Gomez! Nico's known for his harder pounding tracks that have become favorites with the funky crowd, but this stellar album shows that Nico could also work in jazzier territory when he wanted to – as the album's a wonderful batch of tunes that mix together Latin, groovy, and bossa styles! There's some very nice wordless female vocals on a few cuts, scatting along with a warm breezy feel – and other tracks feature vibes, or guitar, sax, and other strong instrumental elements – with more than enough punch to be funky at a few points. The whole thing's as groovy as groovy can be – with a sound that's past bossa, and way more than any fake easy instrumental attempt at the genre – a real peep into the mad mind of Nico Gomez, and proof that his albums are always worth tracking down! Titles include "Din Din Din", "Aquarela", "Samba De Rio", "Saudade Do Rio", "Agua", "Rio", and "O Barquinho". CD

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✨✧ Nico GomezSoul Of Samba (aka Bossa Nova) ... LP
Trio/Mr Bongo (UK), 1972. New Copy (reissue)... Out Of Stock
A very cool Japanese version of this mighty groover from the great Nico Gomez! Nico's known for his harder pounding tracks that have become favorites with the funky crowd, but this stellar album shows that Nico could also work in jazzier territory when he wanted to – as the album's a wonderful batch of tunes that mix together Latin, groovy, and bossa styles! There's some very nice wordless female vocals on a few cuts, scatting along with a warm breezy feel – and other tracks feature vibes, or guitar, sax, and other strong instrumental elements – with more than enough punch to be funky at a few points. The whole thing's as groovy as groovy can be – with a sound that's past bossa, and way more than any fake easy instrumental attempt at the genre – a real peep into the mad mind of Nico Gomez, and proof that his albums are always worth tracking down! Titles include "Din Din Din", "Aquarela", "Samba De Rio", "Saudade Do Rio", "Agua", "Rio", and "O Barquinho". LP, Vinyl record album
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✨✧ VariousSoho Continental ... CD
Croydon Municipal (UK), Late 50s/Early 60s. New Copy ... Out Of Stock
Latin rhythms, Italian lyrics, jazzy solos, and lots more groovy touches – all coming together here in a special set of tracks that evokes the cross-cultural brilliance of London's Soho at the end of the 50s! The set's got a really unique vibe – with songs that mix electric guitars and heavy percussion, swinging vocals and rocking rhythms, jazzy scatting and weird instrumentation – all with the completely great ear for a special tune that we've come to expect from the Croydon Municipal label! If you've dug their other compilations, you'll definitely find plenty here to love – on 25 titles that include "Nicola Bossa Nova" by Bob Leaper, "Ciquo Minuti Ancora" by Peppini Di Capri, "Cappucina" by Ted Heath, "Esso Besso" by Victor Silvester, "Cha Cha Pop Pop" by Tony Scott, "Hot Toddy" by The Swe Danes, "Teenager Blues" by The Kessler Sisters, "Harry Lime Cha Cha" by Edmundo Ros, "Taboo" by Charles Blackwell, "Madison A Saint Tropez" by Tommy Kinsman, "Papa Loves Mambo" by Marino Marini, and "Mambo Inn" by The Modernes. CD

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✨✧ VariousNicola Conte Presents Viagem 3 – A Collection Of 60s Brazilian Bossa Nova & Jazz Samba ... CD
Far Out (UK), 1960s. New Copy ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
A killer collection of rare bossa nova from the 60s – all put together by Nicola Conte, whose work on the Schema label has done a lot to continue the tradition of the classics! Here, though, Nicola's set loose on the RGE label, and other indies from 60s Brazil – super-rare records that almost never made it to our neck of the woods back in the day, and which always had a super-sharp sound that was even harder and groovier than American work on labels like Verve and Capitol! The cuts here are all wonderful – many of them new to our ears, and filled with great vocals, driving percussion, and plenty of jazzy touches. Titles include "Fora De Hora" by Dalmo Castello, "Voce Que Nao Vem" by O Triangulo, "Sem Fim" by Marisa Baroso, "Chegar De Brigar" by Henrique Benny, "Macumba" by Claudia, "Copa 70" Brasil 40 Graus, "Litoral" by Werther, "Tema Em Do" by Bossa Trio, "Canto Do Quilombo" by Luiz Carlos Sa, "Faz De Conta" by Aizita, "Tokyo Blues" by Octons, and "Samba De Negro" by Carlos Sodre. CD

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✨✧ Nicola ConteJet Sounds ... LP
Schema/Fez (Italy), 2000. New Copy 2LP ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
A landmark album of contemporary jazzy grooves – a set issued at the start of the century, and one of the first to really get a blend of classic elements right – after so many others were foundering around in too-remixed, too-programmed work in the 90s! For years, Nicola Conte was a seminal force in the new Italian scene of the 90s – working as a DJ, promoter, producer, and sometimes recording artist under the odd 12" single. Yet this album marks his first full effort – and after years of bubbling under in the Italian scene, Nicola emerged as a breathtaking mix of 60s bossa, soundtrack, and easy themes – put together with never a dull moment, and always a focus on the kind of mid and uptempo grooves that have been pushing the Italian and German scenes to reinvent older jazz, funk, and bossa. The record features great mixes from a few of Nicola's 12" singles, plus a wealth of excellent new material that really expands his groove wonderfully – with a totally real, totally honest sound that pushes past the gazillion retro remix throwaway albums that usually cluttered the dance racks Tracks include "Il Cerchio Rosso", "Dossier Omega", "Trappola Mortale", "Jazz Pour Dadine", and "Bossa Per Due". LP, Vinyl record album

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✨✧ Nicola ConteLove & Revolution ... LP
Impulse/Schema (Italy), 2011. New Copy 2LP Gatefold (reissue)... Out Of Stock
A bold new chapter in the career of Nicola Conte – quite possibly his most collaborative record to date, and easily his most righteous as well! Although Conte looks cheesy on the cover, his style here is even deeper than before – still driven by the classic modal and bossa sounds of the 60s that you'll remember from earlier records, yet also infused with a sense of spiritual jazz too – a vibe that's perfect for the album's placement on Impulse Records, where Conte's got a way of linking together the best 60s and 70s aspects of the label's aesthetic! He gets plenty of help in the process – wonderful vocals from the likes of Gregory Porter, Jose James, Alice Ricciardi, and others – trumpet from Till Bronner, Fabrizio Bosso, and Flavio Boltro – tenor from Magnus Lindgren and Tim Warfield, flute and baritone from Timo Lassey, and loads of other groovy touches too! Nicola Conte's never let us down – and this record is a rich reward for all the faith we've had in him over the years – a bit like the way that Gilles Peterson's always changing and growing, yet still always keeps true to his roots. Titles include "Love From The Sun", "Here", "Black Spirits", "Quiet Dawn", "Shiva", "Ghana", "I'm The Air", "Ra In Egypt", and "All Praises To Allah". LP, Vinyl record album

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✨✧ Bruno NicolaiBruno Nicolai For Jess Franco (180 gram pressing) ... LP
Digitmovies (Italy), Late 1960s/Early 1970s. New Copy 2LP Gatefold ... Out Of Stock
A wonderful package – with four great soundtracks by frequent Morricone partner Bruno Nicolai – all for very offbeat films from the legendary director Jess Franco! First up is Eugenie De Sade 70 – a sublime soundtrack by Bruno Nicolai, penned for a legendary Jess Franco erotic thriller! Despite the darkness of the film, there's a light and playful feel to the music – with many cuts that drift along on wings of melody – recalling some of our favorite Mondo Morricone themes from the time, and really elevating the status of Nicolai in our book! Instrumentation is both by larger string groupings and smaller instrumental combos – and the score's overflowing with dreamy bossa-styled numbers that also have some of the trippier touches that you might know from Franco's Vampyros Lesbos film. Next is Una Vergine Tra I Morti Viventi – a rare Bruno Nicolai score penned for an early 70s film by Jess Franco – and easily one of the darkest soundtracks that Franco ever used! There's a few slinky erotic bits going on here, but much of the music is off-kilter and eerie – cast in modes that draw from the more atonal side of the Morricone spectrum, but which also feature some unusual use of electronic effects by Nicolai himself! There's one redeemingly sweet number here sung by Edda Dell'Orso – in a floating, bossa-rhythmed style that recalls her greatness with Morricone – but most other numbers are quite dark, increasingly so as the soundtrack goes on! Next up is the sexy score for 99 Donne – an obscure Jess Franco film about 99 female prisoners, locked behind bars and alone with their passions! Given the setting, Bruno Nicolai's soundtrack is actually incredibly free of kitsch – and instead blends together driving upbeat numbers with some mellower, moodier tunes – often presented with full orchestrations that bring in notes of sadness and sentiment. That's not saying that the whole thing's not groovy – as Bruno includes some nice jazzy touches on the album, which are unusual for his work – and the leadoff track also features some really great English language vocals from Audrey Stainton! The collection closes out with music from the film Les Cauchemars Naissent La Nuit – one of the darkest Bruno Nicolai soundtracks we've ever heard – penned for an equally dark film directed by Jess Franco! The style here is a bit more tense than the usual light melodies we'd expect from the Nicolai/Franco team – still somewhat spacious, but with very tentative notes at times – and often tuned weirdly so that the music is filled with odd sounds, although never as atonal as in some of the very dark Italian scores of the 70s. Offbeat piano lines figure strongly in some tracks – with an almost John Cage-like feel – and titles include "Amori", "Cocktail", "Tra Sogno E Vita", and "Verde Selvaggio". 2LP set features 37 tracks in all! LP, Vinyl record album

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✨✧ Bruno NicolaiBruno Nicolai For Jess Franco (Eugenie De Sade 70/Una Vergine Tra I Morti Viventi/99 Donne/Les Cauchemars Naissent La Nuit) (5CD set) ... CD
Digitmovies (Italy), Late 1960s/Early 1970s. New Copy 5CD ... Out Of Stock
A wonderful package – with four great soundtracks by frequent Morricone partner Bruno Nicolai – all for very offbeat films from the legendary director Jess Franco! First up is Eugenie De Sade 70 – a sublime soundtrack by Bruno Nicolai, penned for a legendary Jess Franco erotic thriller! Despite the darkness of the film, there's a light and playful feel to the music – with many cuts that drift along on wings of melody – recalling some of our favorite Mondo Morricone themes from the time, and really elevating the status of Nicolai in our book! Instrumentation is both by larger string groupings and smaller instrumental combos – and the score's overflowing with dreamy bossa-styled numbers that also have some of the trippier touches that you might know from Franco's Vampyros Lesbos film. Next is Una Vergine Tra I Morti Viventi – a rare Bruno Nicolai score penned for an early 70s film by Jess Franco – and easily one of the darkest soundtracks that Franco ever used! There's a few slinky erotic bits going on here, but much of the music is off-kilter and eerie – cast in modes that draw from the more atonal side of the Morricone spectrum, but which also feature some unusual use of electronic effects by Nicolai himself! There's one redeemingly sweet number here sung by Edda Dell'Orso – in a floating, bossa-rhythmed style that recalls her greatness with Morricone – but most other numbers are quite dark, increasingly so as the soundtrack goes on! Next up is the sexy score for 99 Donne – an obscure Jess Franco film about 99 female prisoners, locked behind bars and alone with their passions! Given the setting, Bruno Nicolai's soundtrack is actually incredibly free of kitsch – and instead blends together driving upbeat numbers with some mellower, moodier tunes – often presented with full orchestrations that bring in notes of sadness and sentiment. That's not saying that the whole thing's not groovy – as Bruno includes some nice jazzy touches on the album, which are unusual for his work – and the leadoff track also features some really great English language vocals from Audrey Stainton! The collection closes out with music from the film Les Cauchemars Naissent La Nuit – one of the darkest Bruno Nicolai soundtracks we've ever heard – penned for an equally dark film directed by Jess Franco! The style here is a bit more tense than the usual light melodies we'd expect from the Nicolai/Franco team – still somewhat spacious, but with very tentative notes at times – and often tuned weirdly so that the music is filled with odd sounds, although never as atonal as in some of the very dark Italian scores of the 70s. Offbeat piano lines figure strongly in some tracks – with an almost John Cage-like feel – and titles include "Amori", "Cocktail", "Tra Sogno E Vita", "Climax", "Tempio", "Giostra", "Infrarosso", and "Verde Selvaggio". CD

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Five Corners QuintetChasin' The Jazz Gone By (US pressing – with bonus track) ... CD
Ricky Tick/Milan, 2005. Used ... Just Sold Out!
An instant classic from Five Corners Quintet – acoustic jazz played with a dancefloor groove, and the perfect summation of a brilliant run of initial singles! The FCQ return jazz to its grooviest roots – played live, without processing or electronics, and able to hit a snapping groove that takes us back to the days when Blue Note and Prestige got plenty of play on the radio and jukebox! Most tracks roll along in a modal or waltzing mode that shares a lot with the best Nicola Conte projects of recent years – but the group have also got a real feel for their own tonal colors, effortlessly shading in each space and corner of the tunes with a sublime blend of ringing vibes, dancing piano, and beautifully-toned horn passages. Mark Murphy guests on vocals on the tracks "This Could Be The Start Of Something", "Before We Say Goodbye", and "Jamming" – and Okou sings on "Blue Cycles" and "Case Study" – leaving the remaining instrumentals "Trading Eights", "Interlope", "Straight Up", "Three Corners", "Lighthouse", and "Unsquare Bossa". US CD features the bonus tracks "Taxi Driver". CD
(Out of print.)

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Francis LaiUn Homme et Une Femme ... LP
Disc AZ/Diggers Factory (France), 1967. New Copy (reissue)... $26.99 28.99
One of the greatest soundtracks ever – an archetypal album from French composer Francis Lai, and a record that set the tone for countless other imitations to come – yet which is still the best! The groove here is really unique – a spare blend of bossa influences, jazzy organ lines, and wordless vocals that are sung beautifully by French singers Nicole Croisille and Pierre Barouh – and although a mainstream success, the record was the initial force behind the legendary Saravah imprint that Barouh would form later, to record a wide range of groundbreaking work in a variety of genres. But history aside, the music here is plenty – and from the very first note the whole soundtrack grabs you with a sense of warmth and sentiment that defy description – modes never heard before in the soundtrack world, and which really broke the mold from Hollywood conventions! Titles include the seminal bossa number "Samba Saravah", plus "A Man & A Woman", "Today It's You", "In Our Shadow", "At 200 MPH", and "Stronger Than Us". LP, Vinyl record album

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✨✧ VariousTrust The DJ – Patrick Forge PF01 ... CD
Trust The DJ (UK), 2002. Used ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
Patrick Forge has long been one of our favorite DJs – from his early work in the UK Acid Jazz scene to his later remix efforts, participation in Da Lata, and continuing efforts to compile some of the best music of all time! This 12 track set from the Trust series features Patrick spinning his way through some of the best modern music around – a seamless blend of soulful, jazzy, and wonderfully put together underground tunes – mixed back to back, but in a way that still preserves the uniqueness of each track. Titles include "Do You Know?" by Donnie, "Essence (LP mix)" by Herbie Hancock & Chaka Khan, "Cloud City" by Domu, "Ladies" by Agent K, "Beautiful" by Restless Soul with Valerie Etienne, "Controversy" by Hefner, "Lies & Untruths (Christian Franck rmx)" by KV5, "Hyde N Seek" by Forbidden Zone, "Meu Samba (Nicola Conte's Bossa Ahead rmx)" by Eli Goulart & Banda Do Mato, and "Let The Wind Blow (Oneness Of Two mix)" and "Take Me Higher (Waiwan One World mix)" by Fertile Ground. CD
(Out of print.)

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✨✧ Francis LaiMan & A Woman (French & English versions) ... CD
Kritzerland, Mid 60s. Used ... Out Of Stock
One of the greatest soundtracks ever – an archetypal album from French composer Francis Lai, and a record that set the tone for countless other imitations to come – yet which is still the best! The groove here is really unique – a spare blend of bossa influences, jazzy organ lines, and wordless vocals that are sung beautifully by French singers Nicole Croisille and Pierre Barouh – and although a mainstream success, the record was the initial force behind the legendary Saravah imprint that Barouh would form later, to record a wide range of groundbreaking work in a variety of genres. But history aside, the music here is plenty – and from the very first note the whole soundtrack grabs you with a sense of warmth and sentiment that defy description – modes never heard before in the soundtrack world, and which really broke the mold from Hollywood conventions! Titles include the seminal bossa number "Samba Saravah", plus "A Man & A Woman", "Today It's You", "In Our Shadow", "At 200 MPH", and "Stronger Than Us". This great CD features both the English and French versions of the score, too! CD
(Out of print and still sealed!)

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✨✧ Foreign ExchangeTales From The Land Of Milk & Honey ... CD
HBD, 2015. Used ... Out Of Stock
The deepest work yet from Foreign Exchange – and as hard as it is for us to believe, a record that unofficially kicks off the second decade of the one-time transatlantic partnership of Nicolay and Phonte – which has evolved into a bonafide indie soul supergroup with Zo!, Tamisha Waden and Carmen Rodgers! Tales From The Land Of Milk And Honey is as full of life as anything we've heard from them, and honestly, a record we'll be able to keep coming back to for years. On the production front, Nicolay has found a way to pay homage to the past half century of breezy soul and R&B, club grooves, bossa and more, and distill it all into a fairly tight sound that belongs to FE+. Phonte is as vocally charismatic on his cuts as ever, whether he's playing it straight, or just having a little bit of fun – like when he's affecting a British accent on "Asking For A Friend" – and the women's voices are never less than beautiful, on both the lead vocal turns and the hooks. Includes "Milk And Honey", "Work It To The Top", "Truce", "Disappear", "Sevenths And Ninths", "Asking ForA Friend", "Body", "As Fast As You Can", "Face In The Reflection" and "Until The Dawn (Milk And Honey Pt II)". CD

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✨✧ Mario MolinoAntico E Moderno ... LP
Fonit/Holy Basil (Italy), 1975. New Copy (reissue)... Out Of Stock
A sweet little set that definitely earns its "antico e moderno" title – as it seems to effortlessly blend together musical modes from a variety of different eras, but all with an ultra hip Italian sound library style! Some cuts have these really wonderful electronics, but of the funkiest sort – almost post-Perry Kingsley in the way fuzzy moog lines and tight rhythms come together – then balanced by some older musical modes on more acoustic instrumentation and reeds, although even these numbers have a nicely playful vibe that you wouldn't expect! Overall, there's probably a lot more "moderno" than "antico" – especially as the set moves on – and the whole thing's got more than enough sweet keyboard and analogue electronics to please any fan of groovy sound library sets. Titles include "Iceland March", "Quiz Elettronico", "Elaborazione Automatica", "Gibellina", "Iceland Bossa", "Emigrazione", and "Mondo Miceneo". LP, Vinyl record album

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✨✧ SoulstanceTruth, Simplicity & Love ... CD
Shakti/Schema, 2001. Used ... Out Of Stock
The first American release by this super-hip Italian combo – part of the bossa-grooving Schema Records scene that gave us work by Les Hommes, Balanco, Nicola Conte, and others! The album combines tracks from the groups singles and LPs – and provides a perfect introduction to their spacey modern bossa dancefloor groove! Titles include "Blue Grassland", "Kickin Samba", "The Aftermath Of Love", "Circle", "Theme From Abbadesse's Street", "Inspired By Antonio Carlos", and "En Route". CD

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✨✧ VariousParadisiac 4 – A Deep, Smooth, Sensual & Unique Selection Of Exceptional Music ... CD
Universal (France), 2002. Used 2 CDs ... Out Of Stock
If this one were any smoother, it would have to be a razor commercial! This 4th volume in the much-hailed Paradisiac series continues the tradition of the first 3 volumes: deep, smooth, sensual house and soul – a mix of hits and underground tracks, with a few classic tunes thrown in for good measure! Titles include "Feel Like Makin Love" by Roy Ayers, "Lounging Around" by Shazz, "One Day Deep" by Praful, "Diamonds" by Calmstreet, "Flying On" by Kid Loco, "Paradise Island" by Surfers, "You Light Me Up" by Nicole Graham, "Peaceful & Quiet" by Karlee, "Summer Madness" by Kool & The Gang, "Ice Water & Lemon (second slice)" by Sound Saviour, "Walk Of Ju" by Sweetback, "Trust Me" by Dee Joy, "Having A Moment" by Kinobe, "Waves & Sun" by Professor Oz, "Over Sample" by Playa Bossa vs V Brunetti, "Real" by UKO, "My Brother Says" by Mikael Delta, "Dance Naked Under Palmtrees" by Mo Horizons, "In The Waiting Line" by Zero 7, and "Cisum To All Women" by Deja Move. 24 tracks in all! CD

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✨✧ SoulstanceAct On ... CD
Schema (Italy), 2000. Used ... Out Of Stock
Sublime modern bossa – from one of the best bands of the genre! Soulstance are part of the elite cadre of Italian groups that make up Nicola Conte's Schema label – and they're one of the best discoveries to come out of the Italian groove scene in years. We really dug their first album – and this second album takes things to an even higher level, mixing in a brilliant array of influences that include 60s soundtracks, jazzy bossa, and a keen taste for electric keyboards and acoustic percussion. And if all that sounds like a million remix projects that are on the market, forget about it – and put this one to the top of the list, because that's where it deserves to be! Right up there with Conte's excellent Jet Sounds album – and filled with great grooves like "Kickin Samba", "Grasping", "Mutantes", "Blue Grassland", "Riding The Mambo", and "Court Intrigues". CD

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✨✧ Armando Trovajoli/Piero Umiliani/Morricone et alI Sogni Della Musica ... LP
Beat (Italy), Late 60s. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
Excellent tracks from the Italian soundtrack heyday of the late 60s! This wonderfully packaged set features work by Armando Trovajoli, Piero Umiliani, Ennio Morricone, Riz Ortolani, Francesco De Masi, and Bruno Nicolai – with tracks from the films Rapporto Fuller-Base Stoccolma, Troppo Per Vivere Poco Per Morire, Tiffany Memorandum, Dalle Ardenne All'Inferno, and Come Rubare La Corona D'Inghilterra. Titles include "Arabella", "Diamond Bossanova", "Tema Di Cristine", "Beat Fuga Shake", "Notte Al Grand Hotel", "The Touch Of A Kiss", and "Argoman Bossanova". 16 tracks in all. LP, Vinyl record album

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✨✧ VariousIn A Bossa Nova Mood ... CD
Universal/Starbucks, 2011. Used ... $2.99
Music from Bebel Gilberto, Antonio Carlos Jobim & Elis Regina, BossaCucaNova Featuring Roberto Menescal, Passarim, Frank Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim, Astrud Gilberto, Laurindo Almeida & The Bossa Nova All Stars, Los Amigos Invisibles, Beck, Nicola Conte, Ursula 1000, Xavier Cugat & His Orchestra, Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66, and Antonio Carlos Jobim with Astrud Gilberto, Joao Gilberto & Stan Getz, CD
(Out of print, plain sticker over barcode.)

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✨✧ VariousBreak N' Bossa – American Chapter ... CD
Instinct, 2001. Used ... Out Of Stock
The European bossa wave hits the US shores – as the folks at Instinct pull together tracks from the Schema 4 volume series Break N Bossa, one of our biggest sellers at Dusty Groove in recent years! If you've got the other volumes, you probably have most of this material already – but for the novice, the package is a great introduction to some of the grooviest new music in recent years! 11 tracks in all – and titles include "Bossa Per Due" by Nicola Conte, "Servus Mr Bond" by Les Gammas, "Descarga" by Gerardo Frisina, "The Chaser" by Artless, "Corso" by Beanfield, "Eclipse" by Kyoto Jazz Massive, "Galacia" by Rainer Truby Trio, and "Anjos Ilmaos (Rainer Truby Trio mix)" by Miyazawa. CD

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Lalo Schifrin & OthersSound Of Lalo Schifrin ... LP
Universal (France), Late 1960s/Early 1970s. New Copy ... $20.99 25.99
Funky madness from one of the greatest soundtrack composers of all time – the mighty Lalo Schifrin, one of the few guys who could fit bossa, jazz, electronics, and funk into one single tune – and make the whole thing come out like magic! If you only know Lalo from his more famous themes like Mission Impossible and Bullitt, you'll love the range of work included on the set – as the compilation goes past the obvious, to include rare bits from some of Lalo's late 60s instrumental albums, a number of rare singles, and a few great cuts from his overlooked albums of funky 70s electric jazz! Titles include "Theme From Enter The Dragon" by Dennis Coffey, "That Night" by Scott Walker, "Free Ride" and "Unicorn" by Dizzy Gillespie, "Theme From Bullitt" by Wilton Felder, "Cocoa Leaf" by La Clave – and the Lalo Schifrin tunes "The Cat", "Machinations", "Theme From Medical Center", "Theme From The Master Gunfighter", "Escape Into Tomorrow", and "Dirty Harry". LP, Vinyl record album

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Piero UmilianiIntrigo A Los Angeles ... CD
Beat (Italy), 1964. New Copy ... $16.99 19.99
Jazzy goodness from the wonderful Piero Umiliani – a set that's got some sweet instrumental touches from Chet Baker on trumpet, plus piano from Umiliani himself! The overall feel is very much in an early 60s crime jazz style – that best Italian groove before more mod and bossa-styled elements came into play – and in addition to trumpet and piano, instrumentation also features vibes and guitar that step out strongly on some of the best numbers! Most of the tunes are relatively short – more jazz themes than straight jazz tunes – but manage to say quite a lot with just a little. Titles include "Motel", "Idillio Giallorosa", "Jazz Bar", "Pedinamento", "Agguato", "Contagio Atomico", and "Ritmo Neutronico". CD also features two bonus tracks – "Agguato" and "Spogliarello Da Circo". CD
(Limited to 500 copies.)

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✨✧ VariousEighteenth Street Lounge Soundtracks – Jet Society ... CD
Eighteenth Street Lounge, 2000. Used ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
A groovy batch of tunes selected by Thievery Corporation – all with the same flair for the classic that can be found in their own work! This is the soundtrack to life at DC's legendary 18th Street Lounge – a mixture of neuvo bossa, Latin-tinged house, and sparkling European grooves. Titles include "Cinnamon & Clove 2" by Balanco, "Seasons" by Bobby Hughes Experience, "Bossa Per Due" by Nicola Conte, "Lisboa A Noite" by Teresa, "Foto Viva" by Mo Horizons, "Brasileiros E Ingleses" by Grupo Batuque, "Lunera" by Trio Eletrico, "Vai Minha Tristeza" by Tom Y Joyce, and "La Femme Fin De Siecle" by Louise Vertigo. CD

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✨✧ Francis LaiLive For Life (Vivre Pour Vivre) ... LP
United Artists, 1967. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
A stunning soundtrack from the legendary Francis Lai – a record that got a fair bit of circulation at the time, as it was a follow up to his huge global hit, A Man & A Woman (aka Un Homme Et Une Femme)! The style here is equally great – a groovy sound that completely changed the way soundtrack music was used in the 60s – airy, jazzy, and with the same mix of bossa and mod styles that you might find in some of your favorite Italian soundtracks of the time – although at a global scale, we always think that Francis really set the tune for others to follow! There's some nice organ, great use of trumpet, and the record even has some groovy vocals at points from the wonderful Nicole Croisille – who'd sung on the Man & A Woman soundtrack, and also worked with Lai on other Saravah Records albums too. And in a way, since Pierre Barouh had a hand in some of these tunes, the whole thing is almost a precursor to Saravah – certainly, like A Man & A Woman, where Barouh had some help in raising the funds for that project. Titles include "Theme To Candice", "Theme To Catherine", "Theme To Robert", "All At Once It's Love", "Zoom", and a few versions of the title cut! LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has wear and aging.)

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✨✧ VariousEasy Tempo Vol 7 – Bikini Beat ... CD
Easy Tempo (Italy), Late 60s/Early 70s. New Copy ... Out Of Stock
The bikini beat is a great one here – no simple beach music classics, but a range of mod groovers from the classic years of the Italian soundtrack scene! This volume is heavy on electric elements – fuzzy guitars, keyboards, and more – all filtered nicely through a range of rhythms from the 60s and the 70s – bossa, jazzy, and funky – filled with amazing twists and turns throughout! The double-length collection is a treasure through and through – easily one of the greatest soundtrack sets we could have hoped for. Tracks include "Teresa L'Illusa" by Riz Ortolani, "Malizie Di Venere" by Gianpiero Reverberi, "Spy Chase" by Bruno Nicolai, "Airport Rock" by Barigozzi Group, "Shake 2000" by Piero Piccioni, "Amanda Blues" by Gianni Ferrio, "Un Detective" by Fred Bongusto, "Katmandu" by Piero Piccioni, "Theme" by Armando Trovajoli, and "La Bambolona" by Luis Bacalov. CD
 
 
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