Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of bossa nova with Herbie Mann's "Do the Bossa Nova," a timeless collection of jazz classics reimagined with a Brazilian twist. Originally released in 1963 and remastered in 2005, this album showcases Mann's virtuosity on the flute, accompanied by legendary artists like JoΓ£o Gilberto and AntΓ΄nio Carlos Jobim. The eight-track album, spanning a concise 33 minutes, is a delightful blend of genres, including latin jazz, soul jazz, and cool jazz, making it a versatile addition to any music enthusiast's collection.
The album opens with "Deve Ser Amor (It Must Be Love)," a captivating duet with JoΓ£o Gilberto, followed by the playful "Menina Feia." The tracks "Amor Em Paz (Love in Peace)" and "Voce E Eu" exude a sense of tranquility and romance, while "One Note Samba" and "Blues Walk" inject a lively energy into the mix. The album concludes with "Consolation (Consolacao)" and "Bossa Velha," leaving you with a warm, nostalgic feeling.
Herbie Mann, an American jazz flute player and pioneer of world music, brings his unique style and expertise to this album, creating a harmonious fusion of American jazz and Brazilian rhythms. Whether you're a longtime fan of bossa nova or a newcomer to the genre, "Do the Bossa Nova" offers an engaging and enjoyable listening experience that highlights the timeless appeal of this musical genre.
This is a 1976 Reissue released as a LP.
