The Paul Winter Sextet
Jazz Meets The Bossa Nova
1x 12" VinylStudio Album

Jazz Meets The Bossa Nova

The Paul Winter Sextet

United States·Original Year: 1962

Release Date

1962

Catalog #

CS 8725

Tracks

12

Duration

37:07

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Notes

Label variant with first two tracks listed above spindle hole and small "1" on right side. Subtitled: The Exciting New South American Rhythm Recorded in Rio de Janiero and New York 360 Sound Musician credits extracted from the liner notes. Side I total time: 19:32 Side II total time: 19:35 (C) Columbia Records 1962 Printed in U.S.A.

Label

CS 8725

Format

1x 12" Vinyl LP, Stereo
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Tracklist

album

Disc 1 — 12" Vinyl

  1. A1

    Journey To Recife

    2:37
  2. A2

    Con Alma

    4:05
  3. A3

    The Spell Of The Samba (Samba Da Minha Terra)

    2:44
  4. A4

    Maria Nobody (Maria Ninguem)

    3:00
  5. A5

    The Anguish Of Longing (Chega De Saudade)

    2:59
  6. A6

    Foolish One (Insensatez)

    2:37
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Disc 2 — 12" Vinyl

  1. B1

    Little Boat (O Barquinho)

    3:02
  2. B2

    Longing For Bahia (Saudade Da Bahia)

    4:25
  3. B3

    Don't Play Games With Me (Bolinha De Papel)

    1:55
  4. B4

    Song Of The Sad Eyes (Cancao Dos Olhos Tristes)

    4:57
  5. B5

    Adeus, Passaro Preto (Bye Bye Blackbird)

    1:57
  6. B6

    Only You And I (Voce E Eu)

    2:49
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Questions about the credits

Who produced Jazz Meets The Bossa Nova by The Paul Winter Sextet?
Jazz Meets The Bossa Nova by The Paul Winter Sextet was produced by John Hammond.
Who played bass on Jazz Meets The Bossa Nova by The Paul Winter Sextet?
Bass on Jazz Meets The Bossa Nova by The Paul Winter Sextet was played by Richard Evans.
Who played drums and percussion on Jazz Meets The Bossa Nova by The Paul Winter Sextet?
Drums and percussion on Jazz Meets The Bossa Nova by The Paul Winter Sextet were performed by Harold Jones.

Questions about the companies and places

Who holds the phonographic copyright for the 1962 edition of Jazz Meets The Bossa Nova by The Paul Winter Sextet, which lists United States as its release country or market?
The phonographic copyright for the 1962 edition of Jazz Meets The Bossa Nova by The Paul Winter Sextet, with United States listed as its release country or market, is held by Columbia.

Credits & Production

Credits

11 roles · 11 credits
Producer
Liner Notes
Alto Saxophone
Soprano Saxophone
Bass Saxophone
Photography By Cover
Recording Supervisor Rio De Janiero Recording Session

Companies & Places

1 company · 1 relationship
Phonographic Copyright (p)