September 17, 1969
Astrud Gilberto · 1969
42 min · 11 tracks · jazz · samba · bossa nova
A soothing blend of bossa nova and jazz, infused with contemplative lyrics and soft, melodic arrangements.
September 17, 1969 is an album by Astrud Gilberto, released in 1969. A soothing blend of bossa nova and jazz, infused with contemplative lyrics and soft, melodic arrangements. This album is significant for solidifying Gilberto's place in bossa nova and jazz circles during the late '60s. It received critical acclaim for its smooth production and thoughtful interpretations of popular songs, contributing to the genre's global appeal. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does September 17, 1969 sound like?
A soothing blend of bossa nova and jazz, infused with contemplative lyrics and soft, melodic arrangements. Rooted in jazz and samba.
What makes September 17, 1969 by Astrud Gilberto notable?
This album is significant for solidifying Gilberto's place in bossa nova and jazz circles during the late '60s. It received critical acclaim for its smooth production and thoughtful interpretations of popular songs, contributing to the genre's global appeal. Released in 1969, 'September 17, 1969' came during Astrud Gilberto's rise as a prominent figure in bossa nova. Following her breakout success with 'The Girl from Ipanema' in 1964, this album showcased her evolving artistry, blending traditional Brazilian sounds with contemporary pop influences.
How many songs are on September 17, 1969?
September 17, 1969 has 11 tracks, running approximately 42 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 Beginnings 8:05
- 2 Holiday Standout 3:14
- 3 Here There and Everywhere Standout 2:27
- 4 Light My Fire Standout 2:57
- 5 Let Go (Canto De Ossanha) 3:09
- 6 Let's Have the Morning After (Instead of the Night Before) 4:11
- 7 Think of Rain 2:49
- 8 A Million Miles Away Behind the Door (From the Paramount Production 'Paint Your Wagon') 2:30
- 9 Love Is Stronger Than We 3:46
- 10 Don't Leave Me Baby 2:34
- 11 Summer Sweet, Part 1 / Summer Sweet, Part 2 to Be Continued... 6:30
Release Date
January 1, 1969
Artist Origin
Brazil
Runtime
42 min 16 sec
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