Brazilian New Wave

Produced by West Coast jazz talent and record business raconteur Jack Millman in the mid-1960's, "Brazilian New Wave" features vocalist Claudio Meranda backed by a small talented combo attempting to capture the Bossa Nova inspired groove that was beginning to explode in the mid-1960's, and they pull it off quite adeptly. Most of the tunes presented were written by the Brazilian master Antonio Carlos Jobim; including the classics "Agua de Beber" and "Corcovado." This rare 60's collectible finally becomes available in the digital domain and corrects the title errors and sequencing of the original LP. All selections newly re-mastered.