Description
Stan Getz’ fifth bossa nova LP was not a great sales success in the Sixties. The compositions were not at fault, nor was the somewhat forceful tone of the saxophone. More likely it was because the critics no longer regarded “New Wave” as new, and maybe they (unjustly) missed the melancholia of Astrud Gilberto’s singing on this album. Yet the voice of Brazilian singer Laurindo Almeida is full of spontaneity and inspiration, it is assured, full of freedom and expressiveness, which is not often found in such an amalgamation of jazz and Brazilian drive.
1.Menina Moca (Young Lady)
2.Outra Vez (Once Again)
3.Winter Moon
4.Do What You Do, Do
5.Samba Da Sahra (Sahra’s Samba)
6.Maracatu-Too