Album Info
| Artist: | Stan Getz / Charlie Byrd |
| Album: | Jazz Samba |
| Released: | Europe, 2013 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Desafinado | 5:47 |
| Written-By - Antonio Carlos Jobim, Newton Mendonça | ||
| A2 | Samba Dees Days | 3:30 |
| Written-By - Charlie Byrd | ||
| A3 | O Pato (The Duck) | 2:35 |
| Written-By - Jayme Silva, Neuza Teixeira | ||
| A4 | Samba Triste | 4:45 |
| Written-By - Baden Powell, Billy Bianco | ||
| B1 | Samba De Uma Nota So | 6:07 |
| Written-By - Antonio Carlos Jobim, Newton Mendonça | ||
| B2 | E Luxo So | 3:40 |
| Written-By - Ary Barroso, Luiz Peixoto | ||
| B3 | Baia | 6:35 |
| Written-By - Ary Barroso | ||
| B4 | Samba De Uma Nota So (Big Band Version) | |
| Written-By - Antonio Carlos Jobim, Newton Mendonça |
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Details
Original Release Year: |
1962 |
Genre(s): |
Jazz, Bossa Nova, Latin Jazz |
Format: |
Vinyl Record LP |
Description
"Jazz Samba," released in 1962, is a collaborative album by American saxophonist Stan Getz and guitarist Charlie Byrd. This album is credited with introducing bossa nova to a wide international audience and marks a pivotal moment in the fusion of Brazilian music with American jazz. "Jazz Samba" showcases the smooth, melodic style of Getz's saxophone and Byrd's skillful guitar playing, blending samba rhythms and jazz sensibilities in a way that was both innovative and accessible.
The opening track, "Desafinado," is a gentle, rhythmically intricate piece that became a major hit. Getz's saxophone playing is both lyrical and expressive, perfectly complementing Byrd's rhythmic guitar work. The track's relaxed tempo and melodic richness exemplify the album's successful fusion of Brazilian and jazz elements.
"Samba Dees Days" is another highlight, featuring a lively samba rhythm and a catchy melody. The interplay between Getz's saxophone and Byrd's guitar creates a vibrant and engaging musical conversation. This track, like much of the album, is characterized by its warm, inviting sound and intricate musicianship.
"O Pato (The Duck)" is a playful and upbeat tune that showcases the duo's ability to interpret Brazilian music with a jazz perspective. The song's light-hearted melody and rhythmic complexity are indicative of the album's approach to bossa nova, respecting its roots while adding a distinct jazz flavor.
Throughout "Jazz Samba," the combination of Getz's fluid saxophone lines and Byrd's intricate guitar creates a sound that is both sophisticated and approachable. The album's arrangements strike a balance between improvisational jazz elements and the structured rhythms of samba, making it appealing to both jazz aficionados and a broader audience.
The production of the album, recorded in a church to capture the natural acoustic resonance, adds to the music's warmth and clarity. The recording quality allows the nuances of the performances to shine, highlighting the skill and chemistry of the musicians.
In conclusion, "Jazz Samba" is a landmark album in the history of jazz and bossa nova. It played a crucial role in popularizing bossa nova outside of Brazil and demonstrated the potential for cross-cultural musical collaborations. The album's blend of rhythmic complexity, melodic beauty, and masterful performances by Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd make it a timeless classic, celebrated for its contribution to both jazz and world music.