Arriving home, zeca was shouting the word "mengo". If someone knows how to make him stop this thing, please tell me, this is unacceptable. Thank you. Moving forward with another great contribution from Caetano Rodrigues. Caetano delivers today this really nice album that I could see before only by this cute cover at his book. This album belongs to the legendary Living Jazz series of RCA and has many hidden treasures. Let's see.This is Phil Bodner - Manha de Carnaval and Other Bossa Nova Favorites (1967), for RCA Candem. Phil Bodner is a clarinetist and an active studio musician that recorded this Bossa Nova album for Living Jazz series taking the role of arranger and conductor. Living Jazz series is a collector’s pursuit and is recognized by the excellence of its recording process and musicians that are assembled to each set. Manha de Carnaval also features Bobby Rosengarden (drums), Buddy Morrow (trombone), Bucky Pizarelli (guitar), among others. Tracks include:
01 - A Day in the Life of a Fool (Manha de Carnaval)
02 - The Girl from Ipanema
03 - Meditacao
04 - Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars (Corcovado)
05 - How Insensitive
06 - Samba de Orfeu
07 - Desafinado
08 - One Note Samba
09 - Bossa Nova 1am
2 comments:
don't know anything about this album but the central motive of the cover reminds me a bit of a Cal Tjader album for Verve, i think it's called smoething like "CT and the popular music of mexico and brazil". i'm a big fan of album cover artwork.
btw, today i got word that Taschen will be putting out a great book called 1000 jazz covers in 2008, with repros, articles about Rudy Van Gelder, Creed Taylor a.o. and contributions from Michael Reinboth, Partick Forge and other famous collectors. looking forward to it!!
Hello, j.cat
I think you should give this website a try, amazing covers collection.
Cheers, zeca
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