Vinyl Album - Eydie Gormé - Blame It On The Bossa Nova - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Eydie Gormé
Title:	Blame It On The Bossa Nova
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	CS 8812
Date:	1963
Format:	Stereo LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Eydie Gormé	One Note Samba	N. Mendonca, C. Jobim	Rate
A2	Eydie Gormé	Melodie D'Amour	L. Johns, H. Salvador	Rate
A3	Eydie Gormé	The Gift! (Recado Bossa Nova)	P.F. Webster, D. Ferreira, L. Antonio	Rate
A4	Eydie Gormé	The Sweetest Sounds	R. Rodgers	Rate
A5	Eydie Gormé	Dansero	L. Daniels, S. Parker, R. Hayman	Rate
A6	Eydie Gormé	Blame It On The Bossa Nova	B. Mann, C. Weil	Rate
B1	Eydie Gormé	Desafinado (Slightly Out Of Tune)	J. Hendricks, J. Cavanaugh, N. Mendonca, C. Jobim	Rate
B2	Eydie Gormé	The Message	J. Lehmann, C. Lyra	Rate
B3	Eydie Gormé	Almost Like Being In Love	A. Lerner, F. Loewe	Rate
B4	Eydie Gormé	Moon River	Mercer, Mancini	Rate
B5	Eydie Gormé	The Coffee Song (They've Got An Awful Lot Of Coffee In Brazil)	B. Hilliard, D. Miles	Rate
B6	Eydie Gormé	I Remember You	J. Merecer, V. Schertzinger	Rate

Notes

Produced by Al Kasha
Arrangers: Nick Perito, Billy May, Marion Evans

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Comments and Reviews


George Slv 21st Oct 2016		Review Blame It On The Bossa Nova is of course a great classic hit, arranged by Marion Evans, written by the great pop-rock writers Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil. But when it came to albums Eydie and her labels adamantly refused to satisfy us with more pop-rock. For pop-rock hit parade fans they were lame pop-jazz collections, not even including her hit singles. For this one they figured the hit suggested Latin music, and they went with the current jazz-samba style of Desafinado. Pop fans can run for the hills. There are reissue collections now that do collect her pop-rock singles. If there was a rating for the entire album I'd give it 2. On the back cover notice Al Caiola doing his guitar session work. He was actually at home with this style, even tho United Artists used him on single releases in a Duane Eddy big guitar style. 6 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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