The Story of Bossa Nova

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  • Release Date: 07/18/2000
  • Sales Rank: 45,946
  • Label: BLUE NOTE RECORDS
  • UPC: 724352433520

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The Story of Bossa Nova

1LISTENChega de Sandade (No More Blues) / Leila Pinheiro 2:36
2LISTENSummer Samba (Samba de Verão) / Marcos Valle 2:30
3LISTENGarota de Ipanema (Girl From Ipanema) / Pery Ribeiro 2:13
4LISTENCorcovado / Joyce 3:38
5LISTENOne Note Samba / Walter Wanderley 2:23
6LISTENFotografia / Sylvia Telles 2:46
7LISTENA Felicidade / Agostinho Dos Santos 2:56
8LISTENMeditation (Meditação) / astor 3:51
9LISTENCopacabana / Nana Caymmi 4:02
10LISTENAmor Em Paz / Dick Farney 3:02
11LISTENVocê / Milton Banana Trio 2:08
12LISTENAo Amigo Tom / Dóris Monteiro 1:56
13LISTENA Rã / João Donato 2:32
14LISTENSó Em Teus Braços / Sylvia Telles 1:53
15LISTENSamba Do Avião / Leila Pinheiro 3:53
16LISTENO Barquinho / Pery Ribeiro 2:50
17LISTENBrigas, Nunca Mais / Marlene 2:07
18LISTENSe Todas Fossem Iguais a Voce / Lúcio Alves 2:20
19LISTENVivo Sonhando / Marcos Valle 3:02
20LISTENDindi / Sylvia Telles 2:36

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The Story of Bossa Nova features 20 remastered original recordings from the late '50s/early '60s combined with a few modern interpretations of the genre, including 14 tracks written by composer Antonio Carlos Jobim. Taken from the vast EMI-Odeon archive of classic Brazilian music, this introductory set includes Marcos Valle's "Samba De Verao," Sylvia Telles' "Dindi," and the pre-Astrud Gilberto version of "Girl From Ipanema" by Pery Ribeiro. Les Campbell, All Music Guide

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