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Antonio Carlos Jobim - Jazz Station Records (JSR)



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JSR All Stars, "Friends From Brazil 2001", JSR #505201 (2001).[CD]

Includes a sophisticated jazzy version of Jobim's Antigua (a song originally composed for the Wave album in 1967), featuring guitarist Dino Rangel.

Produced by Arnaldo DeSouteiro for Jazz Station Records.


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[Original CD]


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[2005 Remastered Edition CD]

Paula Faour Trio, "Cool Bossa Struttin'", JSR #CD KICJ 444 (2003).[Original CD]
Paula Faour Trio, "Cool Bossa Struttin'", JSR/Tratore [Brazil] #050.696 (2005).[Remastered Edition CD]

Includes the following song dedicated to Jobim:

1. Mr. Tom (Eumir Deodato), composed by Deodato, in NY, the night Jobim passed away on December 8, 1994.

Includes the following Jobim songs:

1. O Grande Amor

2. Tereza, My Love

Musician personnel: Paula Faour (acoustic piano), Manuel Gusmao (acoustic bass), Dom Um Romao (drums), Jose Carlos *Big Horn* Ramos (baritone sax & flutes), Ithamara Koorax (vocal) and Gabriel Improta (guitar).

Album Credits:

Paula Faour Trio - Performer
Arnaldo DeSouteiro - Producer, Vocal (Backg)
Carlos Fuchs - Engineer
Rita Facundo - Hairstylist
Claudia Dantas - Cover Photo, Back Cover Photo
Sean Stewart - Digital Remastering
Celso Brando - Liner Photos
J.C. Pirralho - Album Design, Cover Art
Armando Nogueira - Liner Notes
Zezinho Costa - Make-up
Simon Khoury - Liner Notes

Comments on the album (from the 2005 CD booklet, in Portuguese):

"Suingue também não falta à surpreeendente estréia da pianista Paula Faour. Ocupando o banquinho que já foi do fera Dom Salvador no antigo Copa Trio ao lado de Dom Um e Gusmão, a noviça esbanja personalidade".
Tárik de Souza, Jornal do Brasil maio de 2003.

"No último número da Swing Journal, principal revista de música do Japão, vários trabalhos de brasileiros brilham na retrospectiva de 2003....entre os melhores CDs de jazz está Cool Bossa Struttin', da pianista Paula Faour, contemplado com quatro estrelas".
Marcia Peltier, dezembro de 2003.

"A genialidade de Faour está em sua enorme personalidade musical, seu toque melódico e seu ouvido para improvisos, e a cereja do bolo é o bom gosto em tudo que faz".
Ronaldo Evangelista, Jazz+

"O piano de Paula Faour tem alma própria; é a própria alma dessa brilhante pianista e arranjadora que tanto bem faz ao coração de quem, como eu, tem o prazer e o privilégio de ouví-la, a trocar confidências com o instrumento de sua estimação.
Paula e seu piano têm tal intimidade um com o outro que eu não hesitaria em dizer que são duas criaturas numa só. Dedos e teclas que se encontram e se entrelaçam na mesma aventura de sons e de enlevo.
Em suma: o piano de Paula Faour tem olhos verdes e um sorriso de tocante poesia".

Armando Nogueira, Outubro/2004

Produced by Arnaldo DeSouteiro for Jazz Station Records (JSR).



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Palmyra & Levita with Jõao Donato, "Lucy in the Sky With Bossa Diamonds", Jazz Station Records #JSR 6044 [distributed in Japan by Rambling Records #RBCS-2101] (2004).[CD]

This album contains compositions by Jobim (see Tracklist below).

Tracklist:

1. Fools Rush in
2. O Grande Amor (Jobim)
3. Come Rain or Come Shine
4. Outra Vez (Jobim)
5. Ruby
6. One Note Samba (Jobim)
7. It Might as Well Be Spring "Les Printemps"
8. Ahiê (Donato)
9. Tenderly
10. Hô-Bá-Lá-Lá
11. Revelação
12. Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds
13. Odara
14. Everyday (Donato)
15. O Sono da América Do Sul

Produced by Arnaldo DeSouteiro.



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Mario Castro-Neves & Samba S.A., “On A Clear Bossa Day”, Jazz Station Records #6045 (2004).[CD].

This CD contains a composition by Tom Jobim.

Tracklist:

1. Candy (Alex Kramer/Mack David/Joan Whitney) 4:16
2. Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars (Antonio Carlos Jobim/Gene Lees) 4:07
3. Helena And I (Mario Castro-Neves) 2:55
4. On A Clear Day (Burton Lane/Alan Jay Lerner) 3:27
5. So Nice (Marcos Valle/Paulo Sergio Valle/Norman Gimbel) 2:41
6. Samba S.A. (Mario Castro-Neves) 2:04
7. Nice Work If You Can Get It (George & Ira Gershwin) 3:19
8. The Whole Mess (Mario Castro-Neves) 3:38
9. Muito À Vontade (João Donato/João Mello) 2:23
10. Lili (Mario Castro-Neves) 5:07
11. Mamadeira Atonal (Mario Castro-Neves/Ronaldo Boscoli) 3:45
12. Mara My Love (Mario Castro-Neves) 6:17
13. Tokyo Waltz (Mario Castro-Neves) 5:38
14. My Rio (Mario Castro-Neves) 7:18
Total Time 54:57
Credits:
Acoustic Piano: Mario Castro-Neves
Acoustic Bass: Manuel Gusmão
Drums: Cesar Machado
Vocal: Ithamara Koorax (appears by courtesy of Milestone Records)
Vocal: Ana Zinger

Recorded and Mixed at The Fox Booth Studios (Rio, Brazil) in January 2004
Engineer: Carlos Fuchs
Assistant Engineer: Daniel Vasques
Digitally Mastered by Geraldo Brandão at EG Studio, April 2004
Cover Art: Tetsushi Kawamura (atmosphere, ltd)
Liner Photos by Celso Brando
Executive Producer: Ithamara Koorax
Liner Notes by domingo (Kepel Kimura, Masanori Koyama, Takashi Horiuchi) + Megumi Arai
Lyrics translated by Hirono Mouri
P. 2004, JSR 6045, DDD
Distributed in Japan by Rambling Records

Acknowledgments from Mario Castro-Neves:
Thanks to my wife, ”Mara My Love”, for all the support, love, and inspiration she has given me during all the years we’ve been together.
Thanks to my loving cousins, Fernando & Gilda Gatti, and my childhood friends, Silvio & Lilian Nogueira, for their advice, support, love, and putting up with me when I stayed at their homes in “My Rio.”
Thanks to my wonderful friends Ithamara Koorax, Ana Zinger, Manuel Gusmão (another childhood friend), Cesar Machado (a new friend) whose great talent and enthusiasm inspired very lively and exciting recording sessions.
And, finally, thanks to my good friend, producer Arnaldo DeSouteiro, who has been my greatest fan for many years, for his dedication, professionalism and love of Brazilian music, and to whom I dedicate this album.
Mario Castro-Neves
NY, June 6, 2004

Acknowledgements from Arnaldo DeSouteiro:
Firstly, “2004 Thanks” to the legendary Brazilian music historian and radio DJ, Simon Khoury, for introducing me to Mario Castro-Neves’ artistry, back in 1973, through Castro-Neves’ “Brazilian Mood” LP. His superb orchestrations on that masterpiece album would be enough to place Mario Castro-Neves among the best arrangers in the music history, alongside Sebesky, Ogerman, Mancini, Legrand, Schifrin, Mandel, Gil Evans, Deodato and Gaya. It is a privilege and a great honor to work with him!
Mr. Khoury used to give airplay, at JB-AM radio station, to such songs as “Helena And I” and “The Whole Mess” (both from “Brazilian Mood”). I could never dream that, thirty years later, I would produce new versions of these gorgeous tunes.
Very special heartfelt thanks also to Shinji Fushiguro (big help!), Takashi Horiuchi, Kaz Sawatari, Shioji Mori and everyone at Rambling Records for believing in this project.
And, last but not least, “Thank you” Ithamara Koorax for giving me, as always, all your time and love.
Arnaldo DeSouteiro
Rio, June 20, 2004

Arranged by Mario Castro-Neves.

Produced by Arnaldo DeSouteiro for JSR (Jazz Station Records).


Webmaster's Note:  There is even more information on this album at this link:

http://jazzstation-oblogdearnaldodesouteiros.blogspot.com/search?q=%22On+a+clear+bossa+day%22



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Ithamara Koorax & The Jurgen Friedrich Trio, "Autumn in New York", JSR #6046 (2005).[CD]

This album includes Jobim's "How Insensitive" and "You Were Born To Be Mine" (aka "Absolut Lee").

Album produced by Arnaldo DeSouteiro.



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Anna Ly & Marcio Correia, "What A Wonderful Bossa World", Jazz Station Records (JSR) #6051 (2006).[CD]
Anny Ly & Marcio Correia, "What A Wonderful Bossa World", Jazz Station Records (JSR) [Brazil] #AL CD 2002 (2006).[CD]

This CD includes Jobim's "Vivo Sonhando" and "Fotografia".

Musicians and Credits:

Anna Ly - Vocals, Bass (Electric)
Marcio Correia - Guitar (Acoustic)
Arnaldo DeSouteiro - Producer
Murillo Correa - Engineer
Kiko Ferreira - Liner Notes
Bruno Correa - Engineer
Leticia Senna - Cover Photo
Estevão Machado - Album Design
Wilson Garzon - Liner Notes
Graça Ottoni - Fashion Stylist


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Produced by Arnaldo DeSouteiro (JSR).

Webmaster's Note:  Press release info, album reviews and more can be read at this location (in both English & Portuguese):  http://jazzstation-oblogdearnaldodesouteiros.blogspot.com/search?q=%22What+a+wonderful+bossa%22



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"Café Ipanema", JSR/Rambling [Japan] #2389 (2011).[CD]

This album contains a Jobim composition listed on the tracklist below.
 
Tracklist:

1. Eu Bebo Sim (Luiz Antonio / João do Violão)
2. Guarapiranga  (T. Di Cunto)
3. Feel Like A Woman (P. Presti/A. Zullo / S. Colombo)
4. Canto de Orfeo (L. Falcinelli/F. Rossi/A. Neri)
5. So Nice (M. Valle/P.S. Valle/N. Gimbel)
6. Sunday Morning (Carmichael / Levine)
7. Just The Two of Us (Ralph MacDonald/Bill Salter/Bill Withers)
8. Inútil Paisagem (Antonio Carlos Jobim/Aloysio de Oliveira)
9. Do Leme ao Pontal (Tim Maia)
10. Isso É Brasil (Mario Rocha/Renato Correa/Paulo Sergio Valle)
11. Nosso Mundo (D. Ferruggia/P. Waegli)

Musician personnel and Album credits:

Arnaldo DeSouteiro - Producer
Ithamara Koorax - Vocals
Mario Castro-Neves - Arranger, Piano (Acoustic)
Cesar Machado - Drums
Manuel Gusmão - Bass (Acoustic)
Marcos Valle - Composer
Kaz Sawatari - Executive Producer
Shioji Mori - Coordination
Ana Zinger - Vocals
Paulo Sergio Valle - Composer
Young Hoo Lee - Executive Producer
Marcela Mangabeira - Vocals
Tim Maia - Composer
Maíra Martins - Vocals
Carlos Fuchs - Engineer
Pino Presti - Producer
A Quatro Vozes - Choir
Andrea Orgam - Album Design
Antonio Carlos Jobim - Composer
Ralph MacDonald - Composer
Bill Salter - Composer
Aloysio de Oliveira - Composer
Luiz Antonio - Composer
João do Violão - Composer
Bill Withers - Composer



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