The Girl From Ipanema • The Bossa Nova Years

Comes in a thick ("FAT-BOY") jewel case with a 24-page booklet. [Inlay back] Digitally remastered by Tom "Curly" Ruff and Dennis Drake, PolyGram Studios, USA This Compilation: ℗ 1989 PolyGram Records, Inc./© 1989 PolyGram Records, Inc. [CD face] ℗ 1989 PolyGram Records, Inc [Booklet] {Pg 2} Publishers: Disc 1: 1 Bendig Music Corp./Arapua Editora Musica; 2: Edwards B. Marks Music Corp.; 3: Fermata Sa Edicones Int.; 4: Arapua Ed. Musical International Melodie; 5: Newton F Mendonca Music/Antonio Carlos Jobim Music; 6: Editora de Musica Brasil; 7: Irmaos Vitale Sa industr.; 8: France-Vedettes Ed./Tropicales Soc.; 11, 13: M.J.Q. Music Inc.; 12 Arapua Ed. Musica; 15: Sacha Ed. Disc 2: 1: Euterpe Edicoes Ltda.; 2: Suvini-Zerboni Ed.; 3: Leeds Music Ltd.; 4: Ipanema-Music Corp.; 5: Sasque-Mus Ltd./Sacha Ed.; 6, 7: Formidable-Music Company; 8: Dick James Music Ltd.; 9: Ludlow-Music Inc.; 10, 11: Dick James Music Ltd. Disc 3: 1: Vinicius de Moraes Music/Antonio Carlos Jobim Music; 2: Panamericana ed. Ltd.; 4: Bendig Music Corp./Arapua Ed. Musical; 5, 9: Ariston Ed. Musical; 6: Suvini-Zerboni Ed.; 7, 8: Corcovado Music Corp.; 10: Williamson-Music Inc.; 11: Guanbara-Music Co.; 13: Mauricio Marconi Organizacao; 14: Newton F Mendonca Music/Antonio Carlos Jobim Music Disc 4: 1, 9: Ariston Ed. Musical; 2: Amazon-Music Co.; 3: Euterpe Edicoes Ltda.; 4, 5, 6, 7: Brazilliance Music Publ.; 8: Guanabara-Music Co.; 10: Vinicius de Moraes Music/Antonio Carlos Jobim Music {Pp 3 to 6} Recording details 1-1 to 1-7: Recorded February 13, 1962 Pierce Hall, All Souls Unitarian Church, Washington, D.C. 1-8 to 1-15: Bernie Glow or Joe Ferrante, Clark Terry or Nick Travis, Trumpets: Bob Brookmeyer or Willie Dennis, trombones; Gerald Sanfino or Ray Beckenstein, flute; Ray Beckenstein and/or Babe Clark and/or Walt Levinsky, clarinets; Recorded August 27-28, 1962 in New York at Columbia 30th St. Studio. 2-1 to 2-11: Recorded February 8, 9 and 27, 1963 at Webster Hall, New York. 2-12: Personnel, recording date and location unknown. 3-1 to 3-8: Recorded March 18-19, 1963 in New York at A & R Studios. 3-9 to 3-14: Live material recorded May 22, 1964 in New York. Astrud Gilberto's vocal recorded at later dates at Rudy Van Gelder's (see Phil Schaap’s commentary). 4-1 to 4-7: Recorded March 21-22, 1963 at Webster Hall in New York. 4-8 to 4-10: Recorded October 9, 1964 at Carnegie Hall in New York. {Pg 8} Digitally remastered by Tom "Curly" Ruff and Dennis Drake, PolyGram Studios, USA Original design by Tom & Ellie Hughes, HughesGroup {Pp 12-13} (Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd) Photo courtesy of Stan Getz {Pp 16-17} (Astrud Gilberto and Joao Gilberto) Photo by David Drew Zingg courtesy of Stan Getz {Pg 14} This package brings together […] the albums originally called "Jazz Samba" (1-1 to 1-7), "Big Band Boss Nova" (1-8 to 1-15), "Jazz Samba Encore" (2-1 to 2-11), "Getz/Gilberto" (3-1 to 3-8), and "Getz/Almedia" (4-1 to 4-7). In addition, this set contains ten historically noteworthy selections not contained on the albums named above. (2-12, 3-9 to 3-14, 4-8 to 4-10) {Pg 24} © 1989 PolyGram Records, Inc.