Gilberto Golden Japanese Album [Import]

Track Listings

 
1. Street Samba
2. I Love Old Love
3. You, I and Love
4. White Waves
5. Love and Grief
6. Cupid's Song
7. Girl from Ipanema
8. Mas Que Nada
9. Chanson d'Orphee
10. Man & A Woman
11. Live for Life
12. Shadow of Your Smile

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
First time on CD, Japanese reissue of 1969 album recorded in Tokyo & N.Y., 1969. Verve. 2003.

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Gilberto Golden Japanese Album
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Gilberto Goes To Japan In The Crest Of A White Wave
  • ¡Very good!
  • Warning!!!! The Singer on This CD is not Japanese!!!
  • cool nippo bossa!!!
Gilberto Golden Japanese Album
Astrud Gilberto
Manufacturer: Universal
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00009KM5W
Release Date: 2003-06-25

Tracks:

  1. Street Samba
  2. I Love Old Love
  3. You, I and Love
  4. White Waves
  5. Love and Grief
  6. Cupid's Song
  7. Girl from Ipanema
  8. Mas Que Nada
  9. Chanson d'Orphee
  10. Man & A Woman
  11. Live for Life
  12. Shadow of Your Smile

Album Description

First time on CD, Japanese reissue of 1969 album recorded in Tokyo & N.Y., 1969. Verve. 2003.

Album Details

First Time Available on CD.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Gilberto Goes To Japan In The Crest Of A White Wave.......2006-11-10

In 1969 Astrud Gilberto produced three wonderful albums for Verve. Nevertheless, in an paradoxically inexplicable and unjustifiable way, her two "official" records from that year, the published ones for the american and european market, still have not been reissued by Verve. Two authentic marvels ("I Haven't Got Anything Better To Do" and "September 17, 1969") that still are sleeping the eternal dream, hoping that someone intelligent in Verve does the correct thing: to manage his reissue by request.
The third album published in 1969 for Gilberto was her "Gilberto Golden Japanese Album" a magnificent (re)collection of special moments in which, apart from the impressive arrangements, there shines with proper light her only and unrepeatable voice of velvet capable of transmitting, from her soft fragility, the ripple of the waves in the distance, when the first rays of the morning sun so it seems to dismiss the night, a little before when everything returns to begin.
Fantastic.

5 out of 5 stars ¡Very good!.......2006-07-14

It's a cd wonderful. Astrud Gilberto is a sorceress. Your interpretation of "A man and a woman" is beatifuil. Your sweet, calm and melodious voice transports to the stars.It is one of the Astrud Gilberto's best works. ¡¡¡¡¡¡Excellent!!!!!!

4 out of 5 stars Warning!!!! The Singer on This CD is not Japanese!!!.......2006-03-03

Wait! Is that Yoko singing?! No. But, what if Yoko Ono had made an album that was worth listening to? What if Yoko had a soothing, sexy, cool as a barrel of Beatniks voice and wasn't the one who broke up the Beatles? What if?.... Sorry, got a bit carried away there. Astrud wasn't Japanese at all, but Portuguese. Why did she make an album where she sung in Japanese (at least, I think it's Japanese. I'm not sure, because I don't understand Japanese or Portuguese)? I dunno. Why did "Sex Farm" make the charts in Japan, Homer resemble Mr. Sparkle, and Jerry appear on the "Super Terrific Happy Hour?" We'll never know. I also can't figure out why none of these songs appeared on the Kill Bill, Vol. 1 soundtrack. Anyway, before we solve such mysteries, listen to this album. It's one of Astrud's more consistently good efforts. Her cover of "Mas Que Nada" alone is worth the price. Another highlight is the first track, "Street Samba." Astrud's fast songs, in my opinion, were/are always more enjoyable than the slow ones. Those on this album are no exception. If you buy the Golden Japanese Album, not only will you possibly like it, you will be instantly cooler than at least one of your friends. Enjoy.

5 out of 5 stars cool nippo bossa!!!.......2004-10-01

This is a fantastic cool bossa nova album of Astrud Gilberto sung in japanese language and recorded with Sadao Watanabe and his orchestra in Tokio in 1969. 2/3 of the record are written by japanese musicians, 1/3 are the best bossa standard of Astrud. The whole album is melancholic bossa with sweet and tender orchestration: no redundance, great chill out music!!!
This album is a real Masterpiece

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