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Stan Getz - The Girl From Ipanema: The Bossa Nova Years (4Cds) (1989)
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Stan Getz
Stan Getz (Stanley Gayetzky, February 2, 1927 Philadelphia - June 6, 1991 Malibu, California) Stan Getz was a tenor saxophonist of the first rank who, while exploring and pursuing a purity of musical expression, maintained a large following. He attracted it early in his career with his recording of "Early Autumn" with the Woody Herman band in 1948, more or less sustained it during the Fifties (which were not always tranquil times for him), and then, in the early Sixties, expanded it as he helped introduce Brazilian bossa nova rhythms to jazz. With "Desafinado" and other tunes, Getz established a sound and a beat that appeared and soared on the charts that rank recordings by the number sold.
When he died in 1991, he was one of the most esteemed jazz figures among musicians, critics, and general listeners. He gianed this acceptance despite never having compromised his art.
Although Getz played attractive compositions tastefully with harmonic and melodic sophistication, so too did many substantial musicians who never received much critical and popular acclaim. The primary reason for his greatness and his popularity lies elsewhere, in his tone. It is uniquely his. Big and pure and rich and definite, it possesses such an intrinsic appeal that master saxophonist and innovator John Coltrane proclaimed his envy of it — and Roost Records released a Getz album in the Fifties called, simply and accurately, The Sound.
Getz recorded his most sublime creations during his long affiliation with first the Clef and Norgran labels and then Verve Records, from 1952 to 1971. by Benjamin Franklin V
Excerpted from: "The Essential Stan Getz"
More about Stan Getz, biography and discography
Stan Getz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stan_Getz)
Stan Getz - Music Biography, Credits and Discography : AllMusic (http://www.allmusic.com/artist/stan-getz-mn0000742899)
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Review by Scott Yanow
This five-LP box set (which has been reissued on CD) contains nearly all of Stan Getz's classic bossa nova sessions, five wonderful yet diverse LPs (Jazz Samba, Big Band Bossa Nova, Jazz Samba Encore, Stan Getz/Laurindo Almedia, and Getz/Gilberto). The cool-toned tenor is heard on his groundbreaking collaboration with guitarist Charlie Byrd (which resulted in the best-selling "Desafinado"), is showcased with a big band arranged by Gary McFarland (introducing "No More Blues" and "One Note Samba"), stars in recordings with guitarists Laurindo Almeida and Luiz Bonfa, and is heard at the famous meeting with composer/pianist Antonio Carlos Jobim, guitarist Jo�o Gilberto, and singer Astrud Gilberto, which resulted in the major hit "The Girl From Ipanema." This essential set finishes off with three previously unissued performances from a 1964 Carnegie Hall Concert, concluding with a remake of "The Girl From Ipanema." These recordings stand as proof that it is possible for good music to sell.
~ Amazon
Proof there is a God. by darragh o'donoghue
There is a line here sung by Astrud Gilberto (from an American song, but never mind) - 'I feel so gay in a melancholy way' - that sums up for me the eternal appeal of bossa nova: beach music cooled with sadness that somehow seizes your tired soul, making it feel warm and happy.
This remarkable set - which, along with 'the Antonio Carlos Jobim Songbook', is the only CD I intend to take to my desert island - contains the five prodigious bossa nova albums recorded by Stan Getz in the early 60s: 'Jazz Samba' (the still sparkle-fresh collaboration with Charlie Byrd that introduced bossa nova to the world); 'Big Band Bossa Nova' (a not always successful attempt to combine two mutually exclusive forms, but featuring two epic classics, 'Manha de Carnival' and 'Chega Suadade'); 'Jazz Samba Encore' (an otherworldly masterpiece with Luiz 'Black Orpheus' Bonfa and singer Maria Toldo); 'Getz/Gilberto' (my own treasured favourite, a matchless meeting of four great talents, Getz, Jobim, Joao and Astrud Gilberto) and 'Getz/Almeida' (a rigorous, last gasp jazz workout).
All the great classics are here - 'Desafinado' (will anyone ever spell this right?), 'Insensatez' (swoon), 'O Morro Nao Tem Vez', 'One note samba', 'The girl from Ipanema', 'Corcovado' etc. (you'll know them all even if you think you don't) - together with some less familiar delights. What is perhaps most exceptional is the way Getz adapts like a chameleon to the very different needs of his various collaborators, and yet still retains the distinctive, emotional sax genius we know and love.
There are some extra tracks included as well, including Getz's only collaboration with Baden-Powell, some live numbers with the Gilbertos, and an absolutely blissful, happysad 'It might as well be spring', the only track I've ever heard that actually DOES sound like spring.
A must have... by Jack Dempsey
Be fore-warned, if you simply buy the single Getz/Jobim cd (which Verve has recently re-mastered and re-packaged, you will be longing for more. So, cut to the chase and simply break down and make the investment from the start.
I don't know where to begin with this set. I've had it for years now, and have never grown the least bit weary of it.
This is perfect, beautiful, music for every facet of your life. Whether it's relaxing, lounging, sailing, "digging your toes in soft sand", "sunning while sipping fruity intoxics", intimacy, "driving along your favorite road, top down," or even "staring out the window at the rain" music.
In short, I love this set and all it offers. So too, will you, I wager. My favorite style of Getz, accompanied by Brazil's finest.
VERY, VERY worth it.
Quiet Nights or Anytime January by Chris Aubin
I've had a copy of this wonderful collection in my possesion in one form or another for the last thirteen years. Once I finally threw out the tattered cassettes, I moved on to this four CD set. I can't praise it enough. It's not just the well known favorites like Girl From Ipanema or Desafinado, but the whole anthology. From the quiet tones of Corcovado to Stan's incredile blowing on So Danco Samba, there's something great on nearly every track. I'm only 31 and I've introduced this CD to the boom box on many occasions around my friends more accustomed to Pearl Jam or old Ozzy and the reaction has always been the same; "Is this elevator music?" But soon they hear the same passionate soul that nearly knocked the Beatles off the top of the charts in the mid '60s (read Phil Schaap's liner notes!) and realize that there's something special here and begin to really enjoy it. It's a warm Summer barbecue or any time you need to kick up your feet after a hard day at work with a cold drink. This is something with which to either complete or begin your samba collection.
Release: 1989
Years of Recordings: 1962/1964
Discs: 4
Genre: Jazz, Bossa Nova
Label: PolyGram Records/Verve Music Group
Complete Artwork
Total Time: 2:40:52
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CD1
01. Desafinado (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Newton Mendon�a)
02. Samba Dees Days (Charlie Byrd)
03. O Pato (The Duck) (Jayme Silva - Neuza Teixeira)
04. Samba Triste (Baden Powell - Billy Blanco)
05. Samba De Uma Nota S� (One Note Samba) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Newton Mendon�a)
06. � Luxo S� (Ary Barroso - Luiz Peixoto) {note: It's Only Luxury}
07. Baia (Ary Barroso)
08. Manh� De Carnaval (Morning Of Carnival) (Luiz Bonf�)
09. Balan�o No Samba (Street Dance) (Gary McFarland)
10. Melanc�lico (Melancholy) (Gary McFarland)
11. Entre Amigos (Sympathy Between Friends) (Gary McFarland)
12. Chega De Saudade (No More Blues) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes)
13. Noite Triste (Night Sadness) (Gary McFarland)
14. Samba De Uma Nota S� (One Note Samba) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Newton Mendon�a)
15. Bim Bom (Jo�o Gilberto)
Time: 1:07:17
CD2
01. Sambalero (Luiz Bonf�)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
02. S� Dan�o Samba (I Only Dance Samba) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
03. Insensatez (How Insensitive) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
04. O Morro N�o Tem Vez (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes)
05. Samba De Duas Notas (Two Note Samba) (Luiz Bonf�)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
06. Menina Flor (Luiz Bonf� - Maria Toledo)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
07. Mania De Maria (Luiz Bonf� - Maria Toledo)
08. Saudade Vem Correndo (Luiz Bonf� - Maria Toledo)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
09. Um Abra�o No Getz (A Tribute To Getz) (Luiz Bonf�)
10. Ebony Samba (Second Version) (Luiz Bonf�)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
11. Ebony Samba (First Version) (Luiz Bonf�)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
12. Tribute To Stan (Baden Powell)
Time: 46:47
CD3
01. The Girl From Ipanema (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes - Norman Gimbel)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
02. Doralice (Dory Caymmi - Laurindo Almeida)
(backing vocal "Jo�o Gilberto")
03. Para Machuchar Meu Cora��o (To Hurt My Heart) (Ary Barroso)
(backing vocal "Jo�o Gilberto")
04. Desafinado (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Newton Mendon�a)
(backing vocal "Jo�o Gilberto")
05. Corcovado (Quiet Nights) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Gene Lees)
(backing vocal "Astrud & Jo�o Gilberto")
06. S� Dan�o Samba (I Only Dance Samba) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes)
(backing vocal "Jo�o Gilberto")
07. O Grande Amor (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes)
(backing vocal "Jo�o Gilberto")
08. Vivo Sohando (Dreamer) (Antonio Carlos Jobim)
(backing vocal "Jo�o Gilberto")
09. Corovado (Quiet Nights) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Gene Lees)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
10. It Might As Well Be Spring (Richard Rodgers - Oscar Hammerstein II)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
11. Eu E Voc� (Me And You) (Carlos Lyra - Vinicius de Moraes)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
12. Only Trust Your Heart (Benny Carter)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
13. Telephone Song (Roberto Menescal - Ronaldo Boscoli - Norman Gimbel)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
14. One Nota Samba (Samba De Uma Nota S�) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Newton Mendon�a)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
Time: 52:48
CD4
01. Corcovado (Quiet Nights) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Gene Lees)
02. Menina Mo�a (Young Lady) (Luis Antonio)
03. Once Again (Outra Vez) (Antonio Carlos Jobim)
04. Winter Moon (Laurindo Almeida - Portia Nelson)
05. Do What You Do Do (Laurindo Almeida - Jeanne Yaylor)
06. Samba Da Sahra (Sahra's Samba) (Laurindo Almeida)
07. Maracatu-Too (Laurindo Almeida - Stan Getz)
08. Eu E Voc� (Me And You) (Carlos Lyra - Vinicius de Moraes)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
09. Corcovado (Quiet Nights) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Gene Lees)
(backing vocal "Astrud & Jo�o Gilberto")
10. The Girl From Ipanema (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes - Norman Gimbel)
(backing vocal "Astrud & Jo�o Gilberto")
Time: 53:58
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Stan Getz
Stan Getz (Stanley Gayetzky, February 2, 1927 Philadelphia - June 6, 1991 Malibu, California) Stan Getz was a tenor saxophonist of the first rank who, while exploring and pursuing a purity of musical expression, maintained a large following. He attracted it early in his career with his recording of "Early Autumn" with the Woody Herman band in 1948, more or less sustained it during the Fifties (which were not always tranquil times for him), and then, in the early Sixties, expanded it as he helped introduce Brazilian bossa nova rhythms to jazz. With "Desafinado" and other tunes, Getz established a sound and a beat that appeared and soared on the charts that rank recordings by the number sold.
When he died in 1991, he was one of the most esteemed jazz figures among musicians, critics, and general listeners. He gianed this acceptance despite never having compromised his art.
Although Getz played attractive compositions tastefully with harmonic and melodic sophistication, so too did many substantial musicians who never received much critical and popular acclaim. The primary reason for his greatness and his popularity lies elsewhere, in his tone. It is uniquely his. Big and pure and rich and definite, it possesses such an intrinsic appeal that master saxophonist and innovator John Coltrane proclaimed his envy of it — and Roost Records released a Getz album in the Fifties called, simply and accurately, The Sound.
Getz recorded his most sublime creations during his long affiliation with first the Clef and Norgran labels and then Verve Records, from 1952 to 1971. by Benjamin Franklin V
Excerpted from: "The Essential Stan Getz"
More about Stan Getz, biography and discography
Stan Getz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stan_Getz)
Stan Getz - Music Biography, Credits and Discography : AllMusic (http://www.allmusic.com/artist/stan-getz-mn0000742899)
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~ Allmusic
Review by Scott Yanow
This five-LP box set (which has been reissued on CD) contains nearly all of Stan Getz's classic bossa nova sessions, five wonderful yet diverse LPs (Jazz Samba, Big Band Bossa Nova, Jazz Samba Encore, Stan Getz/Laurindo Almedia, and Getz/Gilberto). The cool-toned tenor is heard on his groundbreaking collaboration with guitarist Charlie Byrd (which resulted in the best-selling "Desafinado"), is showcased with a big band arranged by Gary McFarland (introducing "No More Blues" and "One Note Samba"), stars in recordings with guitarists Laurindo Almeida and Luiz Bonfa, and is heard at the famous meeting with composer/pianist Antonio Carlos Jobim, guitarist Jo�o Gilberto, and singer Astrud Gilberto, which resulted in the major hit "The Girl From Ipanema." This essential set finishes off with three previously unissued performances from a 1964 Carnegie Hall Concert, concluding with a remake of "The Girl From Ipanema." These recordings stand as proof that it is possible for good music to sell.
~ Amazon
Proof there is a God. by darragh o'donoghue
There is a line here sung by Astrud Gilberto (from an American song, but never mind) - 'I feel so gay in a melancholy way' - that sums up for me the eternal appeal of bossa nova: beach music cooled with sadness that somehow seizes your tired soul, making it feel warm and happy.
This remarkable set - which, along with 'the Antonio Carlos Jobim Songbook', is the only CD I intend to take to my desert island - contains the five prodigious bossa nova albums recorded by Stan Getz in the early 60s: 'Jazz Samba' (the still sparkle-fresh collaboration with Charlie Byrd that introduced bossa nova to the world); 'Big Band Bossa Nova' (a not always successful attempt to combine two mutually exclusive forms, but featuring two epic classics, 'Manha de Carnival' and 'Chega Suadade'); 'Jazz Samba Encore' (an otherworldly masterpiece with Luiz 'Black Orpheus' Bonfa and singer Maria Toldo); 'Getz/Gilberto' (my own treasured favourite, a matchless meeting of four great talents, Getz, Jobim, Joao and Astrud Gilberto) and 'Getz/Almeida' (a rigorous, last gasp jazz workout).
All the great classics are here - 'Desafinado' (will anyone ever spell this right?), 'Insensatez' (swoon), 'O Morro Nao Tem Vez', 'One note samba', 'The girl from Ipanema', 'Corcovado' etc. (you'll know them all even if you think you don't) - together with some less familiar delights. What is perhaps most exceptional is the way Getz adapts like a chameleon to the very different needs of his various collaborators, and yet still retains the distinctive, emotional sax genius we know and love.
There are some extra tracks included as well, including Getz's only collaboration with Baden-Powell, some live numbers with the Gilbertos, and an absolutely blissful, happysad 'It might as well be spring', the only track I've ever heard that actually DOES sound like spring.
A must have... by Jack Dempsey
Be fore-warned, if you simply buy the single Getz/Jobim cd (which Verve has recently re-mastered and re-packaged, you will be longing for more. So, cut to the chase and simply break down and make the investment from the start.
I don't know where to begin with this set. I've had it for years now, and have never grown the least bit weary of it.
This is perfect, beautiful, music for every facet of your life. Whether it's relaxing, lounging, sailing, "digging your toes in soft sand", "sunning while sipping fruity intoxics", intimacy, "driving along your favorite road, top down," or even "staring out the window at the rain" music.
In short, I love this set and all it offers. So too, will you, I wager. My favorite style of Getz, accompanied by Brazil's finest.
VERY, VERY worth it.
Quiet Nights or Anytime January by Chris Aubin
I've had a copy of this wonderful collection in my possesion in one form or another for the last thirteen years. Once I finally threw out the tattered cassettes, I moved on to this four CD set. I can't praise it enough. It's not just the well known favorites like Girl From Ipanema or Desafinado, but the whole anthology. From the quiet tones of Corcovado to Stan's incredile blowing on So Danco Samba, there's something great on nearly every track. I'm only 31 and I've introduced this CD to the boom box on many occasions around my friends more accustomed to Pearl Jam or old Ozzy and the reaction has always been the same; "Is this elevator music?" But soon they hear the same passionate soul that nearly knocked the Beatles off the top of the charts in the mid '60s (read Phil Schaap's liner notes!) and realize that there's something special here and begin to really enjoy it. It's a warm Summer barbecue or any time you need to kick up your feet after a hard day at work with a cold drink. This is something with which to either complete or begin your samba collection.
Release: 1989
Years of Recordings: 1962/1964
Discs: 4
Genre: Jazz, Bossa Nova
Label: PolyGram Records/Verve Music Group
Complete Artwork
Total Time: 2:40:52
http://i1065.photobucket.com/albums/u387/icsilva/Tracklist_zps8cb8d255.gif
CD1
01. Desafinado (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Newton Mendon�a)
02. Samba Dees Days (Charlie Byrd)
03. O Pato (The Duck) (Jayme Silva - Neuza Teixeira)
04. Samba Triste (Baden Powell - Billy Blanco)
05. Samba De Uma Nota S� (One Note Samba) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Newton Mendon�a)
06. � Luxo S� (Ary Barroso - Luiz Peixoto) {note: It's Only Luxury}
07. Baia (Ary Barroso)
08. Manh� De Carnaval (Morning Of Carnival) (Luiz Bonf�)
09. Balan�o No Samba (Street Dance) (Gary McFarland)
10. Melanc�lico (Melancholy) (Gary McFarland)
11. Entre Amigos (Sympathy Between Friends) (Gary McFarland)
12. Chega De Saudade (No More Blues) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes)
13. Noite Triste (Night Sadness) (Gary McFarland)
14. Samba De Uma Nota S� (One Note Samba) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Newton Mendon�a)
15. Bim Bom (Jo�o Gilberto)
Time: 1:07:17
CD2
01. Sambalero (Luiz Bonf�)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
02. S� Dan�o Samba (I Only Dance Samba) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
03. Insensatez (How Insensitive) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
04. O Morro N�o Tem Vez (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes)
05. Samba De Duas Notas (Two Note Samba) (Luiz Bonf�)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
06. Menina Flor (Luiz Bonf� - Maria Toledo)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
07. Mania De Maria (Luiz Bonf� - Maria Toledo)
08. Saudade Vem Correndo (Luiz Bonf� - Maria Toledo)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
09. Um Abra�o No Getz (A Tribute To Getz) (Luiz Bonf�)
10. Ebony Samba (Second Version) (Luiz Bonf�)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
11. Ebony Samba (First Version) (Luiz Bonf�)
(backing vocal "Maria Toledo")
12. Tribute To Stan (Baden Powell)
Time: 46:47
CD3
01. The Girl From Ipanema (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes - Norman Gimbel)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
02. Doralice (Dory Caymmi - Laurindo Almeida)
(backing vocal "Jo�o Gilberto")
03. Para Machuchar Meu Cora��o (To Hurt My Heart) (Ary Barroso)
(backing vocal "Jo�o Gilberto")
04. Desafinado (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Newton Mendon�a)
(backing vocal "Jo�o Gilberto")
05. Corcovado (Quiet Nights) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Gene Lees)
(backing vocal "Astrud & Jo�o Gilberto")
06. S� Dan�o Samba (I Only Dance Samba) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes)
(backing vocal "Jo�o Gilberto")
07. O Grande Amor (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes)
(backing vocal "Jo�o Gilberto")
08. Vivo Sohando (Dreamer) (Antonio Carlos Jobim)
(backing vocal "Jo�o Gilberto")
09. Corovado (Quiet Nights) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Gene Lees)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
10. It Might As Well Be Spring (Richard Rodgers - Oscar Hammerstein II)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
11. Eu E Voc� (Me And You) (Carlos Lyra - Vinicius de Moraes)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
12. Only Trust Your Heart (Benny Carter)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
13. Telephone Song (Roberto Menescal - Ronaldo Boscoli - Norman Gimbel)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
14. One Nota Samba (Samba De Uma Nota S�) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Newton Mendon�a)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
Time: 52:48
CD4
01. Corcovado (Quiet Nights) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Gene Lees)
02. Menina Mo�a (Young Lady) (Luis Antonio)
03. Once Again (Outra Vez) (Antonio Carlos Jobim)
04. Winter Moon (Laurindo Almeida - Portia Nelson)
05. Do What You Do Do (Laurindo Almeida - Jeanne Yaylor)
06. Samba Da Sahra (Sahra's Samba) (Laurindo Almeida)
07. Maracatu-Too (Laurindo Almeida - Stan Getz)
08. Eu E Voc� (Me And You) (Carlos Lyra - Vinicius de Moraes)
(backing vocal "Astrud Gilberto")
09. Corcovado (Quiet Nights) (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Gene Lees)
(backing vocal "Astrud & Jo�o Gilberto")
10. The Girl From Ipanema (Antonio Carlos Jobim - Vinicius de Moraes - Norman Gimbel)
(backing vocal "Astrud & Jo�o Gilberto")
Time: 53:58
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