Benoit Widemann – Tsunami

Antônio Carlos Jobim was a primary force behind the evolution of bossa nova and his 6th studio release Stone Flower is an absolute classic. The album is emblematic of 70’s bossa with it’s seductive samba beat fused with elements of modern jazz provided by a star-studded supporting cast of Ron Carter, Hubert Laws, Airto Moreira, and Joe Farrell. Stone Flower was recorded by Blue Note engineering virtuoso Rudy Van Gelder and arranged by fellow pianist and guitarist Eumir Deodato; the fidelity and musicality is so well cared for that it effortlessly carries listeners away. With countless classics under his belt including a few from this album like “Tereza my Love”, “Children’s Game”, and “Brazil”, it’s no wonder that for many the first name that comes to mind when thinking about bossa nova is Jobim.
– Tana Yonas
Recommended – A1 Tereza My Love, A2 Children’s Games, A4 Brazil
A1	Tereza My Love
A2	Children’s Games
A3	Choro
A4	Brazil
B1	Stone Flower
B2	Amparo
B3	Andorinha
B4	God And The Devil In The Land Of The Sun
B5	Sabia
Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder
Bass – Ron Carter
Drums – João Palma
Flute – Hubert Laws
Guitar, Arranged By, Conductor – Eumir Deodato
Percussion – Airto Moreira & Everaldo Ferreira
Piano, Electric Piano, Violin, Vocals, Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim
Saxophone – Joe Farrell
Trombone – Urbie Green
Violin – Harry Lookofsky





 
       
       
      