Jazz Samba

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Jazz Samba is a landmark 1962 bossa nova jazz album, primarily featuring Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd, that helped popularize Brazilian music in the United States.

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Jazz Samba canonical 4
Jazz ’n’ Samba 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf album
studio album
basedOnStyleOf Brazilian bossa nova
catalogNumber Verve V6-8432
chartPosition Billboard 200 number 1 album
chronologyOf Stan Getz
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception landmark bossa nova jazz album
engineer Ed Green
featuredInstrument acoustic guitar
tenor saxophone
featuredMusician Bill Reichenbach
Buddy Deppenschmidt
Gene Byrd
Keter Betts
featuredMusicianRole Bill Reichenbach – drums
Buddy Deppenschmidt – drums
Keter Betts – bass
featuredMusicianRole Gene Byrd – guitar, bass
followedBy Big Band Bossa Nova
follows Focus
genre bossa nova
jazz
hasAwardOrRecognition considered first major American bossa nova album
hasCoverArt Jazz Samba (Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd album cover)
hasTrack Baia
Desafinado
E Luxo Só
O Pato
Samba De Uma Nota Só
Samba Dees Days
Samba Triste
influenced popularization of bossa nova in the United States
language instrumental
length 38:44
linerNotesBy Dom Cerulli
mainArtist Charlie Byrd
Stan Getz
notableSingle Desafinado
performer Charlie Byrd
Stan Getz
producer Creed Taylor
recordedIn All Souls Unitarian Church, Washington, D.C.
recordingDate 1962-02-13
recordLabel Verve Records
releaseDate 1962-04-20
trackCount 7

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Stan Getz notableWork Jazz Samba
So Danço Samba alsoKnownAs Jazz ’n’ Samba
linked to: Jazz Samba
Charlie Byrd notableWork Jazz Samba
Stan Getz notableWork Jazz Samba
subject linked to: Stanley Getz
Stan Getz notableWork Jazz Samba
subject linked to: Getz