Les Baxter Orchestra & Chorus ‎- Brazil Now (FULL ALBUM)

From The 1969 GNP Crescendo LP
A Felicidade
Canta De Ossanha
Balan Samba
Day Of The Roses (Dias Das Roses)
A Man And A Woman
Who Will Buy
Somewhere In The Hills (Favela)
Going Out Of My Head
Tristeza (That Sadness)
Berimbau
Laia Ladaia
Born Free

[@nicolevanvalkenburgh3769]

Love this ❤

[@magboulay9592]

Thé Best music in thé Word....and time

[@CarrieMcDowellMusic]

HHHMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmm So Beautiful! I wish the whole World was like this song!

[@jeffcollins5188]

like minds

[@jeffcollins5188]

SHSSSssssss So Beautiful! Just enjoy!

[@michaelshaw2100]

Lounge music at it's finest.

[@dsidestories]

Awesome! Thanks for the upload!

[@AnnaLVajda]

Yeah groovy.

[@EBrindley77]

Does anybody know the names of the singers in the Les Baxter Chorus? It’s driving me crazy that I don’t know their names. Those Les Baxter singers are a national treasure and nobody knows their names.

[@RVTRichie]

Les Baxter Orchestra* & Chorus* - Brazil Now Label: GNP Crescendo - HTSLP 340032 G Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo Country: Germany Released: Mar 1967 Genre: Jazz, Latin Style: Easy Listening, Bossanova, Latin Jazz Tracklist Hide Credits A1 A Felicidade Written-By - Jobim*, De Moraes* 2:25 A2 Canta De Ossanha Written-By - Baden*, Vinicius* 2:35 A3 Balan Samba Written-By - Bandeira* 2:22 A4 Day Of The Roses Written-By - Bonfa*, Toledo* 1:50 A5 A Man And A Woman Written-By - Lai*, Barouh*, Keller* 2:25 A6 Who Will Buy Written-By - Bart* 2:15 B1 Somewhere In The Hills (Favela) Written-By - Jobim*, Gilbert*, De Moraes* 2:05 B2 Goin' Out Of My Head Written-By - Weinstein*, Randazzo* 2:32 B3 Tristeza Written-By - Lobo*, Niltinho 2:42 B4 Berimbau Written-By - Powell*, Gilbert*, De Moraes* 2:45 B5 Laia Ladaia Written-By - Lobo*, Henrique*, Brown* 2:45 B6 Born Free Written-By - Black*, Barry* 2:04

[@addison133]

On many sessions Les used the singing talents of the best in Hollywood: My dear departed friend Sue Allen (who also sang with Les on the Mel-tones "Back In Town") Alan Davies, Loulie Jean Norman, Bill Cole, Bernie Parke, etc. And yes, they are all national treasures. Some of his earlier dates included the vocal quintet The Notables. They were: Sue Allen, Alice Hafer, Bernie Parke, Bill Thompson, and Bill Brown.

[@EBrindley77]

@@addison133 Thank you SO MUCH for this info. I LOVE the soprano vocals on Les Baxter's albums, but especially the album "Voices in Rhythm".

[@EBrindley77]

@@addison133 Would you happen to know specifically who sang backing vocals on Les Baxter's album "Voices in Rhythm"? I am completely obsessed with the backing vocalists on that album and it drives me crazy that I don't know the names of the singers.

[@ertanozmerdan3634]

👏🏻🌻🏅👏🏻💐 B R A V O . !!!!

[@coiranioconti2357]

se siete italiani e vi piace sta musica recuperatevi "lounge music" di francesco gazzara

[@coiranioconti2357]

spacca

[@ClarenceFM]

14:59

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[@87dramarama]

1966