The Three Americas Eliane Elias

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  • Release Date: 07/01/1997
  • Original Release: 1996
  • Sales Rank: 49,849
  • Label: BLUE NOTE RECORDS
  • UPC: 724385332821

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The Three Americas

1LISTENAn Up Dawn 3:34
2LISTENThe Time Is Now 4:36
3LISTENCaipora 4:44
4LISTENChorango 7:05
5LISTENChega de Saudade 3:49
6LISTENCrystal and Lace 4:12
7LISTENBrigas, Nunca Mais 2:29
8LISTENIntroduction to Guarani 2:48
9LISTENO Guarani 5:56
10LISTENJungle Journey 6:45
11LISTENMissing You 1:30
12LISTENJumping Fox 4:53

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Two sides of Eliane Elias are on display on this CD. She is heard as an effective soft-toned singer of bossa nova and (particularly on the last few numbers) as a strong post-bop jazz pianist. The bossas (which often feature guitarist Oscar Castro-Neves and flutist Dave Valentin) are enjoyable, if a bit lightweight, and "Chorango" (which has Gil Goldstein on accordion and violinist Mark Feldman) is a modern tango. But it is as a pianist that Elias is most significant, and fortunately, there are enough instrumentals on this release to make it worth picking up by jazz listeners. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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