Jazz Samba 1st press mono - Stan Getz (1962) (1LP Vinyl) - Very Good (VG)

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  • Label Verve Records
  • Artist Stan Getz
  • Format 1LP
  • Country United States
  • Released Date 1962
  • Genre Jazz
  • Sealed No
  • Media Condition Very Good (VG)
  • Sleeve Condition Very Good (VG)

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Condition: Used

Media Condition: Very Good (VG) (Very light scuffs on both sides)

Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG) (Some minor spotting on both sides, no splits)


Jazz Samba by Stan Getz featuring Charlie Byrd.

Recorded in the unlikely setting of Pierce Hall at the All Souls Unitarian Church in Washington D.C. on February 13, 1962, this album arrived at the exact moment American ears were opening to the rhythms of Brazil. Under producer Creed Taylor, tenor saxophonist Stan Getz and guitarist Charlie Byrd set out to interpret, as the back cover puts it, "fresh, contemporary sounds from modern Brazilian folk music." The result was a landmark that helped ignite the bossa nova craze in the United States and yielded the hit single "Desafinado."

The pairing of Getz and Byrd is the heart of the record. Getz brings his famously warm, breathy tenor tone, phrasing with an unhurried lyricism that suits these gently swaying melodies. Byrd's nylon-string guitar supplies the authentic Brazilian foundation, and he's supported by a nimble rhythm section featuring Keter Betts and Gene Byrd on bass, with Buddy Deppenschmidt and Bill Reichenbach handling the subtle, brush-driven percussion. Together they achieve a relaxed intimacy that never loses its rhythmic pulse.

For the collector, this is a genuinely iconic Verve pressing, housed in a laminated gatefold jacket wrapped in Olga Albizu's abstract cover painting and rounded out by Dom Cerulli's liner notes. An etched main runout and stamped plant indicators confirm its period authenticity. A cornerstone of any serious jazz shelf, and a beautiful listen from first note to last.

Pressing Details:
Track Listing:
A1. Desafinado
A2. Samba Dees Days
A3. O Pato
A4. Samba Triste
B1. Samba De Uma Nota So
B2. E Luxo So
B3. Baia

Credits:
Keter Betts - Bass
Gene Byrd - Bass, Guitar
Bill Reichenbach - Drums
Buddy Deppenschmidt - Drums
Ed Greene (3) - Engineer [Recording]
Charlie Byrd - Guitar
Dom Cerulli - Liner Notes
Olga Albizu - Painting [Cover]
Creed Taylor - Producer
Stan Getz - Tenor Saxophone

Notes:
On back cover: Two Jazz Soloists Play Fresh, Contemporary Sounds From Modern Brazilian Folk Music

Recorded in Pierce Hall, All Souls Unitarian Church, Washington D.C., February 13, 1962.

Made in U.S.A. [labels]
Printed in U.S.A. [front sleeve]

® © Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.

Verve High Fidelity
Contemporary Music
[front sleeve]

May come with a sticker on front sleeve: "Contains the hit single Desafinado! V/V6-8432"

Laminated gatefold jacket

Publishers:
A1, A4 Bendig Music Corp.
A3 Fermata Intl. Melodies Inc.
B2 Editorial De Musical Brasileira / International
B3 Peer International
No publishers given for A2 and B1.

The main runout string is etched. Pressing plant indicators and stand alone numbers are stamped.

Artist: Stan Getz

Supporting Artists: Charlie Byrd

Featuring: Charlie Byrd Stan Getz collaboration

Format: 1LP

Genre: Jazz

Label: Verve Records

Catalog Number: V-8432

Release Year: 1962

Country: United States

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