Guitarist Charlie Byrd was invited to travel and play in Brazil during a cultural goodwill tour sponsored by the Kennedy administration in 1961. He was completely enamoured by the music, and when he returned, he headed straight for the recording studio to make the now classic Jazz Samba. Collaborating with Stan Getz on tenor sax and backed by a band that included Gene Byrd (bass, guitar), Keter Betts (bass), and Buddy Deppenschmidt and Bill Reichenbach (drums), Byrd forged a new and brilliant sound.
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Jazz MedellinJazz Medellín, es la Emisora del Club del Jazz, primer club en Medellín, dedicado al rescate y divulgación de este maravilloso género musical que gusta tanto en nuestra querida ciudad. |
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Instrumentals ForeverThe greatest orchestras, bigbands and instrumentalists non-stop on Instrumentals Forever, your internet-only radiostation with instrumental music. We pay special attention to the varied work of James Last. |
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