
Antonio Carlos Jobim - CTI
[German LP]

[2007 24-bit Japan CD Reissue]

[1982 Japan LP Reissue]
Antonio Carlos Jobim, "Stone Flower", CTI #6002
(1970).[Original LP]
Antonio Carlos Jobim, "Stone Flower", CTI [Germany] #6002 (1971).[LP]
Antonio Carlos Jobim, "Stone Flower", CTI [Japan] #KICJ 8325
(2000).[24-bit digitally remastered CD]
Antonio Carlos Jobim, "Stone Flower", CTI Timeless Collection [Japan] #KICJ-2157 (2007).[24-bit CD Reissue]
Antonio Carlos Jobim, "Stone Flower", CTI [Japan] #K20P6820 (1982).[LP Reissue]
*Bonus track on U.S. and European CD Reissues only.
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[Japanese CD Reissue front and back. 24-bit digital
remastering supervised by Arnaldo DeSouteiro]
Special Note from Mr. DeSouteiro: the Japanese
reissue shown above is the ONLY CD reissue of Stone Flower which uses the
original mix (by legendary engineer Rudy Van Gelder) done for the
original album issue in 1970, while all the European and USA reissues
use a new mix done by engineer Mark Wilder at Sony Studios in
1987.
LINER NOTES and EXTRAS:
Stone-flower-liners-jp.pdf
- This is a transcription, retyped especially for this site, of the
liner notes for the Japanese 24-bit remastering of Jobim's "Stone
Flower" album and written by Arnaldo DeSouteiro.
Technical-data-sf-jp.pdf
- This is the complete technical data breakdown for the Japanese CD
Reissue of "Stone Flower", including the musicians for each track and
what instruments were played.

Advertisement in Billboard Magazine - July 25, 1970
* * *
Musician personnel: Antonio Carlos Jobim,
piano/electric piano/guitar/vocals; Eumir Deodato,
arranger/conductor/guitar; Ron Carter, bass; Urbie Green, trombone;
Ron Carter, bass; João Palma, drums; Airto Moreira &
Everaldo Ferreira, percussion; Soprano sax solo on God and the devil:
Joe Farrell; flute solo on Amparo: Hubert Laws; violin solo on Stone
Flower: Harry Lookofsky. (See Technical Data .pdf file
above for complete breakdown of which musicians played on each
track).
Liner notes on all CD reissues of "Stone
Flower" (Europe, U.S., Japan, Brazil) written by Arnaldo DeSouteiro.
Original LP produced by Creed Taylor.
Includes the following Jobim songs:
A Felicidade
Frevo (from Black Orpheus)
She's A Carioca
Personnel: Astrud Gilberto (vocal), Gil Evans (piano, arranger & conductor), Ron Carter (bass), Grady Tate (drums), Dom Um Romao (drums & percussion), Kenny Burrell (guitar), Johnny Coles (trumpet solos) and Bob Brookmeyer (trombone solos).
Original Session and Reissues Produced by Creed Taylor.Astrud Gilberto, "The Dreamer", CTI #11192
(Original Release: 1993 - Europe/Japan, Reissue: 2001 -
China/Korea).[CD Compilation]
Jobim plays acoustic guitar on the following tracks:
1. Dreamer (Jobim/Gene Lees)
2. Once I Loved (Jobim/Ray Gilbert/Vinicius de Moares)
3. Drinking Water (Jobim/De Moraes/Norman Gimbel)
4. Meditation (Jobim/Newton Mendonça/Norman Gimbel)
5. All That's Left Is To Say Goodbye (Jobim/Vinicius de Moraes/Ray Gilbert)
6. Dindi (Jobim/Aloysio de Oliveira/Ray Gilbert)
7. Somewhere In The Hills (Jobim/Vinicius de Moares/Ray Gilbert)
8. Photograph (Jobim/Ray Gilbert)
9. How Insensitive (Jobim/Vinicius de Moraes/Norman Gimbel)
10. Das Rosas (Dorival Caymmi)
11. It Could Only Happen With You (Jobim/Aloysio
de Oliveira).
Personnel: Astrud Gilberto (vocals),
Antonio Carlos Jobim (acoustic guitar), Joao Donato (piano), Joe
Mondragon (bass), Lulu Ferreira (percussion), Bud Shank (alto sax
& flute), Stu Williamson (trumpet), Marty Paich (arranger).
Produced by Creed Taylor.
Eumir Deodato, "The Best of Deodato in the CTI
Years", CTI #KICJ 2133 (1996).[CD]
Includes two Jobim tracks, "Tereza My Love" and
"Stone Flower", both performed by Jobim and arranged by Deodato and
from the Jobim "Stone
Flower" album.
Various
Artists, "CTI Bossa Nova New Best Box", CTI [Japan] CD #KICP 2789 (1996).[CD Compilation]
CD Release Date: September 21, 1996.
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