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From its earliest recordings at Paris' Salle Playel in June of 1954 (with Red Mitchell on bass, and Frank Isola on drums), Gerry Mulligan's outstanding piano-less quartet with valve-trombone virtuoso Bob Brookmeyer was performing some of the most intelligent and tasteful material of any small band<br/>in jazz.<br/><br/>LIMITED EDITION OF 500 COPIES.<br/><br/>HIGH QUALITY<br/>LIMITED EDITION

Born in Rio de Janeiro, Elizete Cardoso (1920-1990) was one of the best-known voices of Bossa Nova. Her father was a serenade who played guitar, and her mother was an amateur singer. She was discovered by Jacob do Bandolim at her 16th birthday party (Bandolim was brought by her cousin Pedro, a popular figure among the musicians of the day). In 1939, she began to perform at clubs, movie theaters and other venues. She enjoyed considerable success and her popularity increased significantly. In 1958, Cardoso was invited by Vinícius de Moraes to be the singer on an LP featuring songs he wrote with Antonio Carlos Jobim. Canção do Amor Demais became the first album of bossa nova music. The record launched the new genre, along with other albums such as the one presented here, Sax Voz No.2 (Copacabana - COELP 41393), which finds her backed by tenor saxophonist Moacyr Silva. According to Silva: "On this COPACABANA release you have Elizete's last interpretations,<br/>combined with recordings by our quartet, featuring Chaim on piano, Jorge Marinho on bass, Paulinho on drums, Rubens, Geraldo Barbosa and Raul Marques on percussion...and I play tenor sax.<br/><br/>HIGH QUALITY<br/>LIMITED EDITION

Digitally remastered long unavailable release including 6 bonus tracks. Also includes a 16 page booklet with rare photos.<br/>Rock & roll pioneer Fats Domino was the most popular exponent of the classic New Orleans sound.This essential release presents two of Domino's most overlooked<br/>albums from the peak of his career: I Miss You So (1961), and Just Domino (1962).<br/><br/>BONUS TRACK(S)<br/>HIGH QUALITY<br/>LIMITED EDITION

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