Charlie Byrd, Brazilian Byrd - 37m 6s

Tracks & Durations

1. Jazz 'n' Samba	2:23
2. Corcovado	2:56
3. That Look You Wear	2:32
4. The Girl From Ipanema	2:48
5. Samba Do Aviao	2:25
6. Engano	2:25
7. O Amor	3:12
8. Dindi	3:57
9. Sancao Do Amor Demais	2:23
10. As Praias Desertas	4:05
11. Samba Torto	2:18
12. Someone To Light Up My Life	3:14
13. Engano	2:20

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Review

Byrd devoted this album to the compositions of Antonio Carlos Jobim in 1965, at the crest of the bossa nova wave. Byrd had been among the first American musicians, along with Jim Hall and Kenny Dorham, to encounter the Brazilian beat, and there's a sure grasp of the idiom, particularly well suited to his classical guitar. Along with Jobim's best-known compositions like "Girl from Ipanema" and "Corcovado," Byrd plays rarer, contemporaneous treasures like the beautiful "O Amor Em Paz" and "As Praias Desertas," unfolding their melodies with loving care and subtle embellishment. The string and big band settings are tasteful and unobtrusive, a pleasant backdrop for the essential dialogue between Byrd's guitar and Jobim's songs. --Stuart Broomer

Other Versions

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Brazilian Byrd

Tracks: 13, Disk length: 37m 5s (-1m 59s)

Brazilian Byrd

Tracks: 12 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 35m (-3m 54s)

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