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Personnel include: Carlos Barbosa-Lima (guitar); Danny Rivera (vocals); Marcilio Lopes (mandolin); Nilson Matta (acoustic bass); Duduka Da Fonseca (drums, percussion).JazzTimes (p.70) - "The great Brazilian guitarist Carlos Barbosa-Lima demonstrates ... Full Descriptionhis remarkable contrapuntal approach to the nylon-stringed instrument on this collection of moving choros, sprightly chorinhos and alluring sambas." Hide Description Carlos Barbosa-Lima Carioca Songs Carioca Review
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Purchase Carioca CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Stan Getz Jazz Samba CD (1962)
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Digitally remastered using 20-bit technology by Suha Gur (Polygram Studios).
The album that launched Jobim's now classic "Desafinado" Jazz Samba was released in 1962, in the early days of America's bossa nova craze and before the music lost its charm to cliche. Joined by fellow Latin jazz pioneer Charlie Byrd on classical guitar, and a discreet bass and drums team, tenor saxophonist Getz makes light and elegant music out of a collection of catchy bossas ...
| | Stan Getz Getz Plays Jobim: The Girl From Ipanema CD (2002)
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| | Lucinda Williams World Without Tears CD (2003)
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WORLD WITHOUT TEARS was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album. "Righteously" was nominated for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance.
Though it's ultimately a less balladic, more stylistically varied album than its dreamy predecessor ESSENCE, WORLD WITHOUT TEARS starts out with a slow-burning, reverb-drenched ballad, but then takes a sharp turn into sensual lyricism, pounding drums, and churning guitar on "Righteously." For some time, the dominant topic of Lucinda Williams albums has been the edgy appeal of dangerous, often doomed men, and true to form there are plenty of those on WORLD WITHOUT TEARS. Witness the tragic anti-hero of "Real Live Bleeding Fingers ...
| | Tom Waits Real Gone CD (2004)
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The absence of piano is significant--Waits's jazzy harmonic underpinning is entirely dismantled here, leaving only the most basic, blues-oriented structures atop which Waits hangs his distinctive poetic imagery, at once surreal and highly detailed. There's an overwhelming sense of darkness ("How's It Gonna End," "Dead and Lovely"), but there are also moments of pure unfettered glee "Metropolitan Glide," "Shake It"), which are often goosed along by Waits's son Casey on turntables and percussion. A perennial romantic, Waits does let in a little melodic sunshine on the poignant closing ballad, "Day After Tomorrow," ...
| | Wycliffe Gordon In The Cross CD (2004) (Import) Netherlands
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| | Brian Lynch Latin Jazz Sextet Conclave CD (2005) (Import) Netherlands
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| | Sonny Rollins Moving Out CD (1954)
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Following on the heels of his magisterial work with Miles Davis on BAGS' GROOVE, Sonny Rollins entered Van Gelder Studios with a fire-breathing quintet on August 18, 1954, resulting in four of the five selections which make up MOVING OUT. This session might just as well have been titled "Busting Out," because MOVING OUT represents a breakthrough for Rollins as a bandleader and an improviser.
Rollins really stretches out on the title tune and "Swingin' For Bumsy," playing with a new-found rhythmic command and melodic authority--spreading his wings and flying with Bird-like harmonic declamations, and a dramatic flair all his own. The oft-neglected Kenny Dorham proves a brash soaring foil, but it is the legendary pianist Elmo Hope who really arouses the Heath Blakey axis. Hope's dense, dancing accompaniements prod the soloists into uncharted waters, while his limber, sprawling improvisations represent a singular school of modern piano, occupying a space somewhere between Bud Powell and Thelonious Monk. On the ballad "Silk N' Satin," Hope's brief interlude provides a dark spiritual contrast to Rollins' romantic yearning, while his blues shouts and broad harmonic brushstrokes on "Solid" inspire Rollins to really dig in and shout.
"More Than You Know" is an extra track from ...
| | Ella Fitzgerald The Best Is Yet to Come CD (1982)
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When this session was recorded in February 1982, Ella Fitzgerald was nearing her 64th birthday, a fact that may help to not only explain the reflective tone of the title track but the set's emphasis on ballads. Given a career boost by a famous ...
| | Serge Gainsbourg Comic Strip CD (1997)
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| | Joe Temperley Nightingale CD (1992) (Import) Import; Ireland
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$14.99
| | Red Hot Swing Cats Minnie The Moocher CD (1998)
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| | Buahima Chit-Tak! CD (Import) Japan
$38.09 | | Seiko Matsuda Matsuda,Seiko Vol. 2-Eternal CD (2006) (Import)
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| | Sven Vath Contact CD (2000) (Import) United Kingdom
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$13.15
It's obvious upon listening to CONTACT that Vath has boned up on Kraftwerk (not to mention new millennium electro) big-time. Gone gone gone are the stiff techno-trance workouts of past albums: instead, Vath's wised-up, lightened-up and rigged both his and his collaborators' synthesizers on warp drive to buzz the stars away. The amazing "Ydolem" could be a slab of ...
| | Sofarock One CD (2007)
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