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Compact Jazz: Best of Bossa Nova
Various Artists
Compact Jazz: Best of Bossa Nova
Genres: International Music, Jazz, Special Interest, Pop, Rock, Latin Music
 
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Audio CD; Verve catalog #D164651; 1987 compilation. Fifteen selections of classic Bossa Nova music from the early to mid-1960s.

     
   
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Audio CD; Verve catalog #D164651; 1987 compilation. Fifteen selections of classic Bossa Nova music from the early to mid-1960s.

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A brilliant compilation!
01/05/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is the quintessential entry-level recording for those keen on exploration of not only some of Jobim's greatest tunes, but some of Getz' and Gilberto's finest performances. Nearly every track has you tapping your feet and longing for a martini. Much more should be said about this excellent collection, but I'll leave it to the ears. Buy it!"
Nice mix/variety of bossa nova standards
Barbara J. Major | Upper Darby, PA United States | 06/17/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I'm not usually fond of compilations per se, but I like this one a lot. From Baden Powell's "Tristeza" to Walter Wanderley's "Summer Samba", I think this CD has something for everyone. A nice balance of both instrumentals and vocals in one package!"
An Ultimate Night in Baia!
A. Browne | USA | 10/08/2008
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I adore this little compilation by Verve Records. As a previous reviewer mentioned, "Buy it!", yes, get your hands on this copy NOW (while it is still available).



Instrumentals like "O'Barquinho" (by organist Walter Wanderley), "Summer Sadness" (by pianist Antonio Jobim) and "Tristeza" (by guitarist legendary Baden Powell) are tunes fixed in my head. I actually get the feel of Brazil in any area and in any moment I stand. By the way, there are more instrumentals I adore on this CD compilation (like, Stan Getz's "Mas que Nada", etc.)



For those who like Bossa Nova and Samba, trust me...don't fall short on getting this great compilation CD. You won't regret it."