Review of Jazz Samba

The album that popularized Brazilian jazz music in America. This is a classic and I can't find any thing wrong with the album. One of those insant 5/5 albums simply for it's place in American music history and for setting the standard for Latin-Jazz to come. The follow up that Stan Getz would do, Getz/Gilberto [featuring Antônio Carlos Jobim], turned out even to be more popular as well. A classic piece of jazz culture that is nearly impossible not to like if your any fan of jazz. The feel and mood of the album is awesome and every cafe in the World should have it in their library!

Cover Painting by - Olga Albizu
Bass - Keter Betts
Guitar - Charlie Byrd
Drums - Bill Reichenbach , Buddy Deppenschmidt
Engineer - Ed Green
Producer - Creed Taylor
Saxophone - Stan Getz

Notes: Recorded in Pierce Hall, All Souls Unitarian Church, Washington D.C., February 13, 1962.