João Gilberto, Antonio Carlos Jobim &
Stan Getz during the recording of
"Getz/Gilberto".
João Gilberto, Antonio Carlos Jobim &
Stan Getz during the recording of
"Getz/Gilberto".
Antonio
Carlos Jobim - Atlantic Records 
Herbie Mann, "Do The Bossa Nova With Herbie Mann", Atlantic #1397 (1962).[LP]
This album contains compositions, arrangements and performances on
piano and voice by Jobim. Jobim is also the conductor of the
album.
Musician personnel (taken directly from the back album cover):
"On "Deve Ser Amor" and
"Consolação" the personnel is: Herbie Mann, flute
or alto flute; Baden Powell, guitar; Gabriel, bass; Papao, drums (Deve
Ser Amor) and Juquinha, drums (Consolação).
On "Menina Feia" and "Blues Walk", Herbie Mann plays with the Sergio
Mendes "Bossa Nova Rio Group" (Paulo Moura, alto sax; Pedro Paulo,
trumpet; Sergio Mendes, piano; Durval Ferreira, guitar; Otavio Bailly
Jr., bass; Dom Um Romão, drums.
On "Amor Em Paz" & "One Note Samba" the pianist-arranger-conductor
is Antonio Carlos Jobim, who also sings the vocal on "One Note Samba".
On "Voce E Eu" Herbie Mann plays with the trio of pianist Luis Carlos Vinhas.
On "Bossa Velha" Herbie Mann is accompanied by "Zezinho e sua Escola de
Samba." This 17-piece percussion group is made up of the leading
Brazilian "School of Samba" musicians. These musicians, who
perform in the streets of Rio during Carnival, use all the
characteristic Brazilian rhythm instruments such as cuica, tamborium,
reco reco, pandeiro, frigideira, surdo, chocalho, etc."
LINER NOTES (by Dick Kleiner):
João Gilberto, "The Boss of the Bossa
Nova" Atlantic #8070 (1962).[LP]
SIDE ONE SIDE TWO Bolinha De Papel (Little Paper
Ball) Voce E Eu (You and I) Samba Da Minha Terra (Samba of My
Country) Insensatez (Insensible) Saudade Da Bahia (Longing for
Bahia) Trenzinho - Trem De Ferro (Little
Train of Iron) O Barquinho (Little
Boat) Presente De Natal (Christmas
Gift) A Primeira Vez (The First
Time) Coisa Mais Linda (Such Beautiful
Things) Amor Em Paz (Love in
Peace) Este Seu Olhar (That Look of
Yours)
Personnel: On Barquinho, Amor Em Paz,
Insensatez & Coisa Mais Linda, Antonio Carlos Jobim is the
arranger-conductor. On Bolinho De Papel, Samba Da Minha
Terra, Saudade Da Bahia, Trenzinho & Presente De Natal,
João Gilberto is accompanied by Walter Wanderley and his
group. On A Primeira Vez & Este Seu Olhar, João
Gilberto accompanies himself on the guitar.
Herbie Mann, "Latin Fever", Atlantic #SD 1422 (1964).[LP]
Performance in "Insensatez" track and arrangement of Side Two by Tom Jobim.
Harlem Nocturne Batida Differente * Fever Nana Not Now - Later On Groovy Samba The Golden Striker Influenza de Jazz * Insensatez You Came A Long Way From St.
Louis
* Special Note: The spelling "Differente" is
an accurate transcription from both the album back cover and from the
LP label, although this word is spelled with one 'f' in Portuguese.
The same is true for the other title "Influenza de Jazz". This is
usually seen as "Influencia do Jazz".
Personnel on Batida Differente, Groovy Samba and Influenza de Jazz is: Herbie Mann, flute; and the Sergio Mendes Sextet: Sergio Mendes, piano; Paulo Moura, alto sax; Pedro Paulo, trumpet; Durval Ferreira, guitar; Otavio Bailly, Jr., bass; Don Um Romao, drums; Tom Jobim, piano (on "Insensatez" track only) and arranger of all of Side Two.
These tracks were recorded in Rio de
Janiero.
Modern Jazz Quartet, "Collaboration - The
Modern Jazz Quartet with Laurindo Almeida", Atlantic #1429
(1964).[LP]
Other releases of this material in other countries listed at their respective labels, elsewhere on this site.
Includes a Jobim composition on Side Two, track
one: "One Note Samba".
Sergio Mendes and Brasil '65, "In Person At El Matador!",
Atlantic #S112 (1965).[Original LP]
Sergio Mendes and Brasil '65, "In Person At El Matador!", Atlantic [Japan]
#AMCY-1246 (199_) [CD Reissue].
Sergio Mendes and Brasil '65, "In Person At El Matador!", Atlantic [France] #40545 (19__).[LP]
Contains Jobim's composition "A Felicidade".
Musician personnel: includes Sergio Mendes (piano),
Sebastião Neto (bass), Paulinho Magalhaes (perc), Chico Batera
(drums), and featuring Rosinha de Valenca (guitar) & Wanda de Sah
(vocal).
This album also part of a 3 album set
reissue.
LINER NOTES (from the Original LP, written by Leonard Feather) and ALBUM CREDITS:
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Sergio Mendes, "The Great Arrival", Atlantic
#1466/SD-1466 (mono/stereo) (1966).[LP]
Album contains Jobim's composition of "Bonita".
Herbie Mann & João Gilberto with
Antonio Carlos Jobim, Atlantic #8105 (1965).[LP]
Production Notes: The arrangements on the
João Gilberto tracks are by Antonio Carlos Jobim. There are tracks on this album which were also composed by Jobim.
On the tracks featuring Herbie Mann on flute or
alto flute, Jobim arranged Amor Em Paz, Insensatez & One Note
Samba, and Jobim is the vocalist on One Note Samba. All tracks were recorded in Rio de
Janeiro.
