JAZZ & BOSSA NOVA - Part 1

Samples/loops: Astrud Gilberto - Água de Beber;  The Knack - My Sharona; Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd - One Note Samba; Charles Mingus - Moanin'.

Editing and effects: Rafael Sanches

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Astrud Gilberto -Água De Beber (PsY SurF Mix) [FREE DOWNLOAD]

Lioness: Hidden Treasures

Our Day Will Come

Quelqu'un M'a Dit

Quelqu'un m'a dit

Sinatra & Company

Wave

I'm Renauld

Wake up and Make Love with Me (feat. Karen Souza)

Rio Revisited

Corcovado (Live)

Irving Berlin Always

Cheek To Cheek

The Sexy EP

Material Girl

One Hit Wonders (The Lounge Mixes)

Shattered Dreams

Rainy Day Vol. 1 - Jazz and Lounge Selection

It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over

Boys Don't Cry

True

Vintage Approach

Rat in My Kitchen

Retrohits Gold

Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?

The Best so Far…

Don't You Want Me

Time

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In the summer of 1958, a singer-guitarist from Bahia in the north of Brazil called João Gilberto created a musical revolution when he joined with Bossa Novas seminal songwriting team, the gifted composer Antônio Carlos Jobim, and the poet and former diplomat, Vinicius de Moraes, to record the songs that would launch this cool, futuristic new music for a confident new era.

Bossa nova, "The New Way", was influenced by modern classical music (Villa-Lobos, Debussy), jazz and samba-canção. Gilberto brought an unprecedented guitar style and a hushed, understated form of vocal expression that defined the movement and changed the course of music history.

Amor, o sorriso è a flor (Love, a Smile, and a Flower) is the second in the trilogy of formative bossa nova albums released by João Gilberto between 1959 and 1961 (Chega de Saudade being the first).

These albums are quite literally the aesthetic and musical blueprints for a genre that would exert an irresistible worldwide influence on popular music.

JAZZ & BOSSA NOVA - Part 1

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