Walter Wanderley from the album O Sucesso é Samba (1960, Odeon MOFB 3204)Īrtwork for O Sucesso é Samba by César G.
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Os Farroupilhas from the album Os Farroupilhas na TV (1960, Columbia LPCB 37125)ħ. Paulinho Nogueira from the album Brasil, Violão e Sambalanço! (1960, RGE XRLP 5088)Ħ. Os Vocalistas Modernos from the album Novamente em Foco! (1960, Philips P 630.428 L)Īrtwork for Novamente em Foco! by Ronald with photograph by Rovigatiĥ. Fats Elpídio from the album Piano Bossa Nova (1960, RCA Victor BBL 1102)Ĥ. Sylvia Telles f from single Samba de Uma Nota Só b/w Se É Tarde, Me Perdoa (1960, Philips P-61.015-H) and the album Amor en Hi-Fi (1960, Philips P 630.419 L)ģ. Villela with photographs by Francisco PereiraĢ. João Gilberto from singles Samba de Uma Nota Só b/w Doralice (1960, Odeon BZB 1010), Doralice b/w Samba de Uma Nota Só (1960, Odeon 14.614) and the album O Amor, O Sorriso e a Flor (1960, Odeon MOFB 3151)Īrtwork for O Amor, O Sorriso e a Flor by César G. Selected recordings of Samba de Uma Nota Só:ġ.
Samba de Uma Nota Só - Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd (1962).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Oscar Castro-Neves (1962).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Laura Villa (1962).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Astor Silva e Oswaldo Borba (1962).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Coral de Ouro Preto (1962).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Agostinho dos Santos (1962).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Geraldo Miranda e Seus Novos Sons (1963).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Carmina Mascarenhas (1961).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Os 7 Velhinhos (1961).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Leny Andrade (1961).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Juarez Araújo (1961).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Radamés Gnattali (1960).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Renato de Oliveira aka Cid Gray (1960).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Os Saxsambistas Brasileiros (1960).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Walter Wanderley (1960).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Os Farroupilhas (1960).
Samba de Uma Nota Só - Paulinho Nogueira (1960).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Os Vocalistas Modernos (1960).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Fats Elpídio (1960).Samba de Uma Nota Só - Sylvia Telles (1960).Samba de Uma Nota Só - João Gilberto (1960).The Italian lyrics were adapted by Giorgio Calabrese and the French by Eddy Marnay. The adapted English lyrics titled One Note Samba were penned by American jazz lyricist and singer Jon Hendricks, with two different versions. This recording helped the song to international success, which reverberated in Brazil in 19 with numerous other recordings, making Samba de Uma Nota Só one of the iconic songs of bossa nova. The album became a number one success in the USA and one of the pioneers of bossa nova jazz worldwide.
On 13 February 1962, however, Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd recorded their six-minute instrumental version in Pierce Hall of the All Souls Church in Washington D.C., which was released shortly afterwards on their album Jazz Samba. In Brazil, Samba de Uma Nota Só was a success in 19, but its popularity remained rather modest, with only eleven recordings, although it did include excellent versions by Sylvia Telles and Juarez Araújo, among others. He died of a heart attack on 22 November 1960 at the age of 33. Along with Desafinado and Meditação, Samba de Uma Nota Só is certainly Mendonça’s most famous song. Although he is often seen as just one of Jobim’s lyricists, they composed their songs together, in “four hands”, as Newton himself once put it. Samba de Uma Nota Só is one of 17 songs by the duo Jobim and Mendonça, 13 of which were recorded and two of which are lost. The song was also released as the first single from the album and was a hit on numerous local charts in May and June 1960. Samba de Uma Nota Só was introduced in 1960 by João Gilberto Pereira de Oliveira, recorded on April 4 and released in May as the opening track on his second solo album O Amor, O Sorriso e a Flor, arranged and conducted by Jobim and produced by Aloysio de Oliveira.
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