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Album: Wave
# Song Title   Time
1)    Wave More Info... 2:54
2)    The Red Blouse More Info... 5:08
3)    Look To The Sky More Info... 2:23
4)    Batidinha More Info... 3:16
5)    Triste More Info... 2:09
6)    Mojave More Info... 2:27
7)    Dialogo More Info... 2:56
8)    Lamento More Info... 2:47
9)    Antigua More Info... 3:12
10)    Captain Bacardi More Info... 4:32
2)    The Red Blouse More Info... 0:05
3)    Look to the Sky More Info... 0:02
4)    Batidinha More Info... 0:03
5)    Triste More Info... 0:02
6)    Mojave More Info... 0:02
7)    Dialogo More Info... 0:03
8)    Lamento More Info... 0:02
9)    Antigua More Info... 0:03
10)    Captain Bacardi More Info... 0:04
 
Album: Wave
# Song Title   Time
1)    Wave More Info... 2:54
2)    The Red Blouse More Info... 5:08
3)    Look To The Sky More Info... 2:23
4)    Batidinha More Info... 3:16
5)    Triste More Info... 2:09
6)    Mojave More Info... 2:27
7)    Dialogo More Info... 2:56
8)    Lamento More Info... 2:47
9)    Antigua More Info... 3:12
10)    Captain Bacardi More Info... 4:32
2)    The Red Blouse More Info... 0:05
3)    Look to the Sky More Info... 0:02
4)    Batidinha More Info... 0:03
5)    Triste More Info... 0:02
6)    Mojave More Info... 0:02
7)    Dialogo More Info... 0:03
8)    Lamento More Info... 0:02
9)    Antigua More Info... 0:03
10)    Captain Bacardi More Info... 0:04
 
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  • Perhaps Antonio Carlos Jobim's best-known album, 1967's WAVE was Jobim's first release for his longtime producer Creed Taylor's special CTI imprint at A&M Records. In fact, it was only the label's second release--after Wes Montgomery's A DAY IN THE LIFE--and WAVE went a long way towards establishing both the sound and even the look of the fledging label. Playing guitar, piano and harpsichord on these 10 original instrumentals, Jobim is backed by a small combo and Claus Ogerman's usually tasteful but occasionally overbearing strings. The tracks are brief--over half are under three minutes--introducing a theme, coloring it with a few brief solos and a lot of solid ensemble playing, and then fading. The overall mood is mellow without being sleepy, and as a whole, WAVE is a soothing, almost intoxicating delight. While it's probably not Jobim's best album, it's certainly one of his most offhandedly entertaining.
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