Claudio Slon's Official Website

Jill Russell and Heather Davis, "Check the Beans", No label #13952-8 (1999).[CD]

Personnel: Producer, keyboards, piano, flute, and composer - Jovino Santos Neto; singer - Heather Davis; flute and sax - Jill Russell; Celso Machado - guitars, voice, percussion; Claudio Slon - drums; Bijoux - bass; Ron Miles - trumpet; Bill Kopper - guitar.

Be sure to check out the interview that producer Jovino Santos Neto gave for this website HERE.

Scott Martin, "Fascinating Rhythms", (private label - uncatalogued) (2001).[CD]
This is believed to be the last studio recording on which Claudio Slon played.
Recorded May 31, 2001.

Personnel: Piano/vocals - Scott Martin; Bass - Bijoux Barbosa; Drums - Claudio Slon; Guitar - Mitchell Long; Percussion - Christian Teele; Background vocals - Rhondie Christine and Kathryn McCarthy.

Be sure to read the interview Scott provided for this site which is located HERE.

This photo of Claudio was taken as he performed with Scott Martin during the Summer 2001 concert at Flatiron Crossing
Broomfield, Colorado.

Various Artists, "The History of Bossa Nova" Program #495, Broadcast on "The Sounds of Brazil" (November 23, 2001).[2 CD set]
This is a special 2-CD companion set to the English transation of Ruy Castro's history of bossa nova book "Bossa Nova". The English transation was published in 2000.

Special Note: This webmaster owns this CD set and heard glaring errors and/or omissions in the broadcast commentary spoken by DJ Scott Adams, which accompanies the music. Buyer/listener beware!

Above left: the original "Chega de Saudade" published in Brazil; above right: its English translation - "Bossa Nova".

Claudio Slon plays drums on the following track: CD 1: track 1: "Summer Samba".

Various Artists, "Bossa Nova Lounge/Look To the Sky", Unknown label, #________ (2002).[CD compilation]

Includes Claudio Slon playing drums on Walter Wanderley's "Summer Samba" and on Antonio Carlos Jobim's "Look To the Sky".

Various Artists, "Bossa Nova", unknown label, #___________ (2004).[CD Compilation]

Tracks which feature various bjbear71.com artists are indicated as such, below:

Tracklist:

1. Little Rose

2. One Note Samba (composed by A.C. Jobim)

3. Rio

4. Boranda

5. Manha de Carnaval

6. She Told Me, She Told Me (drums - Claudio Slon; percussion - Bobby Rosengarden)

7. Carta Ao Tom 74

8. Lugar Comum (composed by João Donato)

9. Desafinado (composed by A.C. Jobim)

10. Aguas de Marco (performed by A.C. Jobim/Elis Regina, composed by A.C. Jobim)

11. Aguas Passadas

12. The Girl From Ipanema (composed by A. C. Jobim; piano - A.C. Jobim)

13. Mas Que Nada

Sergio Mendes and Brasil '77, "Vintage '74", [import] #________ (2006).[Digitally Remastered CD Reissue]

Claudio Slon is the drummer on this album.

Tracks:

Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing

Substitution

Voce Abusou

Funny You Should Say That

This Masquerade

The Waters of March

Waiting For Love

Lonely Sailor

If You Really Love Me

Double Rainbow

Musician personnel: Sergio Mendes (keyboards & vocals), Antonio Carlos Jobim (acoustic guitar), Octavio Bailly, Jr. (electric bass), Claudio Slon (drums), Paulinho da Costa (congas & percussion), Laudir de Oliveira (congas & percussion), Oscar Castro-Neves (cavaquinho & acoustic guitar), Bonnie Bowden Amaro & Gracinha Leporace (vocals).
Guest Musicians: David Amaro (12-string guitar & electric guitar), Dannis Budimir (electric guitar).

Produced & Engineered by Bones Howe.

Rhythm Arrangements by Sergio Mendes (This Masquerade, Superstition, Voce Abusou, Waters of March, Chovendo Na Roseira, Lonely Sailor) and Bob Alvicar (all others).

Orchestra Arranged & Conducted by Dave Grusin.

Vocal Arrangements by Bob Alvicar.

Production Coordination by Pamela Vale.