Name: The Music of Antonio Carlos Jobim *
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SKU: 265007
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The Music of Antonio Carlos Jobim *

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Album: The Music of Antonio Carlos Jobim *
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Desafinado	More Info...
2)	Corvovado	More Info...
3)	Triste	More Info...
4)	Amor Em Paz	More Info...
5)	Samba De Uma Nota So	More Info...
6)	Insensatez	More Info...
7)	Chega De Saudade	More Info...
8)	O Grande Amor	More Info...
9)	Look to the Sky	More Info...
10)	Vou Te Contar	More Info...

Album: The Music of Antonio Carlos Jobim *
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Desafinado	More Info...
2)	Corvovado	More Info...
3)	Triste	More Info...
4)	Amor Em Paz	More Info...
5)	Samba De Uma Nota So	More Info...
6)	Insensatez	More Info...
7)	Chega De Saudade	More Info...
8)	O Grande Amor	More Info...
9)	Look to the Sky	More Info...
10)	Vou Te Contar	More Info...

Performer Notes

Personnel: Phil Wilson (trombone); Larry Baione (guitar); Matt Marvuglio (bass flute); Dario Eskenazi (piano); Oscar Stagnaro (electric bass); Mark Walker (drums, percussion).
Veteran trombonist and arranger Phil Wilson, who worked with the big bands of Woody Herman and Buddy Rich as well as recording extensively on his own, assembled a band with two fellow Berklee faculty members and the rhythm section from the Caribbean Jazz Project for a fresh look at the timeless music of Antonio Carlos Jobim. Matt Marvuglio's warm bass flute complements the leader's trombone very well, while Wilson also displays his whimsical side with the quote-filled out chorus to "Corcovado." Oscar Stagnaro's funky yet soft electric bass adds a novel touch to "Amor Em Paz" and the breezy "One Note Samba." Drummer Mark Walker sets the band afire with his invigorating percussion to open "Chega de Saudade," while guitarist Larry Baione's delicious single-note lines are a key ingredient throughout the sessions. There is ample proof throughout this CD that strong compositions never wear out their welcome, particularly in the hands of musicians like Phil Wilson & His Panamerican All-Stars. ~ Ken Dryden