Stan Getz/João Gilberto Featuring Antonio Carlos Jobim/Getz/Gilberto 1964 Verve

Description

Stan Getz / João Gilberto Featuring Antonio Carlos Jobim – Getz / Gilberto

Original 1964 Verve Records – V6-8545 Pressing

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Condition Description: VG++/VG Record / VG+ Gatefold Cover with 1 seam split top right 4"

Tracklist

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A1

The Girl From Ipanema Vocals –  Astrud Gilberto

Vocals –  Astrud Gilberto

6:16

A2

Doralice

2:45

A3

P'ra Machuchar Meu Coração

5:07

A4

Desafinado

4:05

B1

Corcovado Vocals [Introduction] –  Astrud Gilberto

Vocals [Introduction] –  Astrud Gilberto

4:15

B2

Só Danço Samba

3:39

B3

O Grande Amor

5:25

B4

Vivo Sonhando

2:52

Companies, etc.

Copyright © –  Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.

Credits

Artwork [Cover Painting] –  Olga Albizu

Drums –  Milton Banana

Engineer [Director Of Engineering] –  Val Valentin

Guitar, Vocals –  João Gilberto

Photography By –  David Drew Zingg

Piano –  Antonio Carlos Jobim

Producer –  Creed Taylor

Recorded By [Recording Engineer] –  Phil Ramone

Saxophone [Tenor] –  Stan Getz

Sleeve Notes –  Gene Lees ,  João Gilberto ,  Stan Getz

Notes

Track A3 is spelled "P'ra..." on sleeve and "Para..." on label.

This is a stereo version of the U.S. release. It comes in a gatefold sleeve. Generally looks like transitional variation between early V6-8545 and later V6/8545.

Some copies have sticker on the sleeve that reads:

"V/V6-8545 Contains The Hit Record of THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA"

Label variation: catalog number on label reads as V6-8545 and the width is EQUAL the width of the word above STEREO. The fonts are not similar any other releases. But there are hyphens in between the song titles and durations. Also there are parenthesis around the BMI but A2 says ASCAP instead of BMI. Label reads: "MGM RECORDS - A DIVISION OF METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, INC. - Made in U.S.A."

Recorded March 18 & 19, 1963 in New York City.