
Walter Wanderley - Tower:
The album pictured below is comprised of the
same tracks as "El Samba Es Mas Samba con Walter Wanderley"; "Walter
Wanderley's Brazilian Organ", and the Odeon Brasil release of "O
Samba é Mais Samba com Walter Wanderley".
Walter Wanderley, "From Rio With Love", Tower
#T 5047, ST 5047 (1966).[LP]
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Another (this one in
stereo) is pictured below; this is the same album as "Samba no
Esquema de Walter Wanderley", with a difference of two tracks:
Walter Wanderley, "Murmurio", Tower #ST 5058/T
5058 (stereo/mono) (1967).[LP]
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Special Note: The tracklist printed on the
album's back cover is incorrect for order; in particular, "Beach
Samba" is played before "Airplane Samba" even though the tracklist
indicates otherwise.
Note: The tracks "Samba on the Beach",
"Airplane Samba", and "The Girl from Ipanema" appear (under slightly
differently translated names--Samba on the Beach being "Beach Samba"
and Airplane Samba being "Song of the Jet") on Wanderley's first
Verve LP, "Rain Forest"; however, there is a vast difference in sound
between the Brazilian arrangements of these tracks on "Mumurio" and
the American versions on "Rain Forest"!