Wave

by Ant么nio Carlos Jobim

Wave cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: September 1967
  • Label: A&M
  • Country: Brazil
  • Length: 31:43
  • Community rating: 4.17/5 from 10 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Aided by the incredibly lush, sweeping string arrangements of Claus Ogerman, Ant么nio Carlos Jobim cemented his legacy as a titan of instrumental Brazilian music. 'Wave' is profoundly soothing and beautifully warm, blending remarkably soft, highly melodic bossa nova with a deeply tropical, wonderfully mellow summer elegance.

Genres

Descriptors: Acoustic, Instrumental, Male Vocalist, Melodic, Repetitive, Rhythmic, orchestral, melodic, instrumental, sophisticated, lounge

Tracklist

  1. Wave (2:56)
  2. The Red Blouse (5:09)
  3. Look To The Sky (2:20)
  4. Batidinha (3:17)
  5. Triste (2:09)
  6. Mojave (2:27)
  7. Dialogo (2:55)
  8. Lamento (2:46)
  9. Antigua (3:10)
  10. Captain Bacardi (4:29)

Credits

  • Antonio Carlos Jobim - primary artist, piano, guitar, harpsichord, written-by
  • Claus Ogerman - arranged by, conductor
  • Ron Carter - bass
  • Abe Kessler - cello
  • Charles McCracken - cello
  • George Ricci - cello
  • Harvey Shapiro - cello
  • Sam Antupit - design [album]
  • Bobby Rosengarden - drums
  • Claudio Slon - drums
  • Dom Um Romao - drums
  • Rudy Van Gelder - engineer
  • Jerome Richardson - flute, piccolo flute
  • Ray Beckenstein - flute, piccolo flute
  • Romeo Penque - flute, piccolo flute
  • Joseph Singer - french horn
  • Pete Turner - photography by [cover]
  • Creed Taylor - producer
  • Jimmy Cleveland - trombone
  • Urbie Green - trombone
  • Bernard Eichen - violin
  • Emanuel Green - violin
  • Gene Orloff - violin
  • Harry Lookofsky - violin
  • Irving Spice - violin
  • Joseph Malignaggi - violin
  • Julius Held - violin
  • Leo Kruczek - violin
  • Lewis Eley - violin
  • Louis Haber - violin
  • Louis Stone - violin
  • Paul Gershman - violin
  • Raoul Poliakin - violin
  • Vinicius De Moraes - written-by

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