Vinyl Album - Paulo Alencar And His Brazilian All-Stars - Jazza Nova - Atco

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Paulo Alencar And His Brazilian All-Stars
Title:	Jazza Nova
Label:	Atco
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	33-153
Date:	Mar 1963
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Paulo Alencar And His Brazilian All-Stars	Verbo Amar	Herivelto Martins	Rate
A2	Paulo Alencar And His Brazilian All-Stars	Ideas	Cipo	Rate
A3	Paulo Alencar And His Brazilian All-Stars	West Samba	Cipo	Rate
A4	Paulo Alencar And His Brazilian All-Stars	Why Do I Remember	Paulo Alencar, Ben Raleigh	Rate
A5	Paulo Alencar And His Brazilian All-Stars	Zirigidoom	Monsueto	Rate
B1	Paulo Alencar And His Brazilian All-Stars	Bossa No. 2	Radames Gnattali	Rate
B2	Paulo Alencar And His Brazilian All-Stars	It's Really Bossa (E Bossa Mesmo)	Julio Barbosa	Rate
B3	Paulo Alencar And His Brazilian All-Stars	Hello, America	Haroldo Barbosa	Rate
B4	Paulo Alencar And His Brazilian All-Stars	There's No Reason (Nao Ha Razao)	Cipo	Rate
B5	Paulo Alencar And His Brazilian All-Stars	Where Was I (Onde Estava Eu)	Armando Cavalcanti, Victor Freire	Rate

Notes

Paulo Alencar is a renowned bandleader who is one of the most influential and respected musicians of Brazil. Mr. Alencar’s who was formally trained in both popular and classical music had studied music both in Brazil and at the Julliard School of Music in the United States. Additionally, Mr. Alencar attributes the popularity of bossa nova of the United States to its merger with American jazz. By means of this Atco disc, Paulo Alencar and his band play jazz with the new beat.

Mr. Alencar had recorded the tunes of this disc in Rio de Janeiro in late 1962 by utilizing diverse rhythmic patterns, improvisations and percussion effects that were fitted to the type of music that was played. Although every song was recorded in a completely different and new way from such songs were previously played in Brazil, most of the tunes of this disc were not previously recorded for the North American bossa nova listeners.

Despite the fact that this Atco disc of 33.33 rpm did not sell well, bossa nova music had continued to be played at many North American night clubs for the next several decades.

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