Paul Winter - Jazz Meets the Bossa Nova (Remastered) '2019
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Artist | Paul Winter Related artists |
Album name | Jazz Meets the Bossa Nova (Remastered) |
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Date | 2019 |
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Play time | 39:04 min |
Format / Bitrate | 24 BIT Stereo 1420 Kbps / 44.1 kHz |
Media | CD |
Size | 238; 428 MB |
Price | Download $3.95 |
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Winter first came to public prominence in 1961 as the winner of a collegiate jazz festival held at Notre Dame University; one of that events judges, John Hammond, subsequently signed the group to a Columbia recording contract. In 1962, the band was sent on a State Department tour of Latin America. That venture planted the first seeds of change in Winters concept. In 1967, he abandoned traditional jazz format in favor of a lineup that featured non-Western instruments. The Paul Winter Consort, as the band was renamed, became one of the earliest exponents of world music, combining elements from various African, Asian, and South American cultures with jazz. Members of the Consort interested in extending the musics experimental component — guitarist Ralph Towner, oboist Paul McCandless, sitarist and percussionist Collin Walcott — broke away from Winters leadership in the early 70s to form the group Oregon. Meanwhile, Winter became increasingly involved with environmental issues. He participated in activities with the Greenpeace organization, and worked towards a successful integration of music and nature. Winter recorded his attempts at communication with whales off the coast of California, and used the tapes as the foundation of his 1977 album, Common Ground. Since 1980, Winter has headed a non-profit group dedicated to increasing public awareness of musics relationship to spiritual and environmental health. He continues to perform in support of his organization, frequently in settings conducive to the production of (and interaction with) ambient sound, such as the Grand Canyon, or New Yorks Cathedral of St. John the Divine; in 1998, he also teamed with Oscar Castro-Neves to record Brazilian Days. Celtic Solstice followed a year later; Journey with the Sun appeared in early 2001. Tracklist: 2:42 | 01. Paul Winter - Journey to Recife (Remastered) 4:10 | 02. Paul Winter - Con Alma (Remastered) 2:49 | 03. Paul Winter - The Spell of the Samba (Samba da Minha Terra) (Remastered) 3:06 | 04. Paul Winter - Maria Nobody (Maria Ninguem) (Remastered) 3:03 | 05. Paul Winter - The Anguish of Longing (Chega de Saudade) (Remastered) 3:42 | 06. Paul Winter - Foolish One (Insensatez) (Remastered) 3:07 | 07. Paul Winter - Little Boat (O Barquinho) (Remastered) 4:30 | 08. Paul Winter - Longing for Bahia (Saudade da Bahia) (Remastered) 1:59 | 09. Paul Winter - Dont Play Games with Me (Bolinha de Papel) (Remastered) 5:04 | 10. Paul Winter - Song of the Sad Eyes (Cancao dos Olhos Tristes) (Remastered) 2:02 | 11. Paul Winter - Adeus, Passaro Preto (Bye Bye Blackbird) (Remastered) 2:49 | 12. Paul Winter - Only You and I (Voce e Eu) (Remastered)
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- September, 1980 - February, 1990 Anthems
- March 15 1992 Spanish Angel
- 2020 Count Me In! (Jazz Meets The Bossa Nova)
- 2020 Light of the Sun
- 2019 Jazz Meets the Bossa Nova (Remastered)
- 2019 Only You and I
- 1999 Celtic Solstice
- 1998 Wolf Eyes
- 1994 Prayer For The Wild Things [2]
- 1990 Earth - Voices Of A Planet
- 1989 Wolf Eyes (a Retrospective)
- 1987 Earthbeat
- 1986 Wintersong
- 1985 Canyon
- 1983 Sun Singer
- 1982 Missa Gaia
- 1980 Callings
- 1977 Common Ground
- 1972 Icarus
- 1962 Jazz Meets The Bossa Nova