Jones' gift for rich orchestrations and Bossa Nova's floating yet supple rhythms were bound to meet on record. And with Lalo Schifrin and Latin American percussionists (and Jim Hall on 2 tracks), success was guaranteed. Featured here is the CD debut of the frequently sampled "Soul Bossa Nova," now a favorite theme for the 1998 World Cup. This Verve By Request title also boasts 1 previously unissued bonus track ("A Taste of Honey).", Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode 5579132
This latest Quincy Jones Opus, Q: Soul Bossa Nostra, has missed a few notes and pales miserably when compared to previous projects of the iconic compo...
Richard Burnett - 2011年 01月 06日
If you're expecting the dance floor grooves of Quincy's similar 1989 album Back on the Block - which he also recorded with top vocalists of the era - ...
Martin Longley - 2010年 12月 09日
The veteran composer and arranger Quincy Jones has straddled an astonishing range of musical developments over five decades. He was there with Dizzy G...
Andy Gill - 2010年 12月 03日
Soul Bossa Nostra: the title, a pun linking Quincy Jones' emblematic '60s instrumental "Soul Bossa Nova" (of Austin Powers dance-routine fame) wit...
Nadia Ghanem - 2010年 11月 15日
Quincy Jones’ latest studio album Q: Soul Bossa Nostra, Jones’ first release in 15 years, is just out on Qwest / Interscope. This LP is a collection ...
Mikael Wood - 2010年 11月 09日
With an absurdly impressive guest list numbering into the dozens, “Q: Soul Bossa Nostra” features only two holdovers (LL Cool J and the late Barry Whi...
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