Love, Strings and Jobim – The Eloquence of Antonio Carlos Jobim
Antônio Carlos Jobim · 1966
30 min · 12 tracks · bossa nova · Latin jazz
A delicate fusion of bossa nova rhythms and lush orchestration that captures the essence of Brazilian romance.
Why listen to this
- Best for
- short, immersive listening sessions delicate romantic atmosphere consistent emotional flow
- Context
- Released in 1966, 'Love, Strings and Jobim' came shortly after Antônio Carlos Jobim's international breakthrough with the song 'The Girl from Ipanema.' At this point, Jobim was solidifying his place as a leading figure in bossa nova, blending traditional Brazilian sounds with jazz influences. This album marked a significant moment in Jobim's career, showcasing his ability to craft sophisticated melodies and arrangements.
- If you like
- bossa nova, Latin jazz
Love, Strings and Jobim – The Eloquence of Antonio Carlos Jobim is an album by Antônio Carlos Jobim, released in 1966. A delicate fusion of bossa nova rhythms and lush orchestration that captures the essence of Brazilian romance. This album is notable for its critical acclaim and role in popularizing bossa nova outside Brazil. It features songs that have become standards in the genre, influencing countless artists across various musical landscapes. Its orchestral approach also helped to elevate the production quality of Brazilian music in the global scene during the mid-1960s. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Love, Strings and Jobim – The Eloquence of Antonio Carlos Jobim sound like?
A delicate fusion of bossa nova rhythms and lush orchestration that captures the essence of Brazilian romance. Rooted in bossa nova and Latin jazz.
What makes Love, Strings and Jobim – The Eloquence of Antonio Carlos Jobim by Antônio Carlos Jobim notable?
This album is notable for its critical acclaim and role in popularizing bossa nova outside Brazil. It features songs that have become standards in the genre, influencing countless artists across various musical landscapes. Its orchestral approach also helped to elevate the production quality of Brazilian music in the global scene during the mid-1960s. Released in 1966, 'Love, Strings and Jobim' came shortly after Antônio Carlos Jobim's international breakthrough with the song 'The Girl from Ipanema.' At this point, Jobim was solidifying his place as a leading figure in bossa nova, blending traditional Brazilian sounds with jazz influences. This album marked a significant moment in Jobim's career, showcasing his ability to craft sophisticated melodies and arrangements.
Who is Love, Strings and Jobim – The Eloquence of Antonio Carlos Jobim for?
Love, Strings and Jobim – The Eloquence of Antonio Carlos Jobim works well if you're into short, immersive listening sessions, delicate romantic atmosphere and consistent emotional flow.
How many songs are on Love, Strings and Jobim – The Eloquence of Antonio Carlos Jobim?
Love, Strings and Jobim – The Eloquence of Antonio Carlos Jobim has 12 tracks, running approximately 30 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 Hurry Up and Love Me (Eu Preciso de Você) 2:29
- 2 If You Went Away (Preciso Aprender a Ser Só) Standout 3:09
- 3 The Face I Love (Seu Encanto) Standout 2:13
- 4 The Sight of You (Tristeza de Nós Dois) 3:17
- 5 Tears (Razão de Viver) 2:44
- 6 Berimbau 3:26
- 7 Pardon My English (Samba Torto) 1:57
- 8 Rain (Chuva) 2:18
- 9 Você (You) 2:15
- 10 Image (Imagem) 1:35
- 11 I Live to Love You (Morrer de Amor) 2:55
- 12 Neptune's Hep Tune (A Morte de Um Deus de Sal) Standout 2:13
Release Date
January 1, 1966
Artist Origin
Brazil
Runtime
30 min 36 sec
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