Stan Getz
/ Luiz Bonfá
Jazz Samba Encore! [IMPORT]
Stan Getz,
Tenor Sax
Luiz Bonfá, Guitar
Antonio Carlos Jobim, Guitar/Piano
George Duvivier, Bass
Tommy Williams, Bass
Paulo Ferreira, Drums
Jose Carlos, Drums
Dave Bailey, Drums
Maria Toledo, Vocals
Arranged and Conducted
by
Luiz Bonfá and Antonio Carlos Jobim
Produced by 
Recorded at
Webster Hall
New York, NY
Bob Simpson, Ray Hall, Engineer
Recorded February 8, 9, 1963
Recorded at A & R Studios
New York, NY
Phil Ramone, Engineer
Recorded February 27, 1963
Catalog Number:
823 613-2i
Format: CD
Release Date: November 21, 2001
Label: Universal International |
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Click on tracks
 to hear sound samples.
1. Sambalero
(2:08)
2. Só Danco Samba (3:36)
3. Insensatez (How Insensative) (3:21)
4. O Morro Não Tem Vez (6:53)
5. Samba De Duas Notas (Two Note Samba) (4:18)
6. Menina Flor (4:08)
7. Mania De Maria (2:43)
8. Saudade Vem Correndo (3:39)
9. Um Abraco No Getz (A Tribute to Getz) (4:23)
10. Ebony Samba – Second version (4:33)
11. Ebony Samba – First version (3:48) |
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One of the Greatest Albums Ever Created, ie. a Masterpiece
Luiz Bonfá’s playing is as beautiful as Stan Getz’s playing
is as good as Maria Toledo’s singing. After several years I still
can’t get over how good these three are, and how beautiful each arrangement
is. Antonio Carlos Jobim lent a hand with the arrangements and also appears
on several tracks playing the piano in his distinct and most singing-like
way. There are upbeat sambas as well as some incredibly moving slower
tracks. Their version of “Insensatez” is, without doubt, the
most beautiful ever recorded.
It’s such a treat to hear
such wonderful music!
Both Stan Getz and Luiz Bonfá are masterful “singers” on
their instruments. Everything they play on this album is singable; and I
give you my personal guarantee that they will give you goose bumps, make
your eyes water, your spine tingle. Maria Toledo’s voice is one of
a kind – powerful, with a dark but sensitive tone.
–
Marcel, Melbourne
The Absolute Jazz Samba Companion
Excellent follow-up to Jazz Samba. Stan uses different musicians and adds
a vocalist and still produces incredible music. Some of the soaring vocals
by Maria Toledo are absolutely haunting. I read somewhere that Luiz Bonfá
and Maria Toledo were later married. You can hear the subtext love story.
– a music fan
Jazz Samba Encore is the Best Getz Bossa Nova Album After Getz/Gilberto
and Jazz Samba
Melodic. Mostly instrumental samba, some vocals. Lyrical Getz pours out
beautiful notes. Singer Maria Toledo has a voice with better range, less
intimate than Astrud Gilberto. Luiz Bonfá, composer of “Manha
de Carnivale” from the movie Black Orpheus, is among sidemen.
– Rash, Annendale
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Stan Getz
Luiz Bonfá
Photos by Chuck Stewart |
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