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Antonio Carlos Jobim – The Man From Ipanema - 3 Discs (Used) (Mint Condition) CD

Name: Antonio Carlos Jobim – The Man From Ipanema - 3 Discs (Used) (Mint Condition) CD
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Antonio Carlos Jobim – The Man From Ipanema - 3 Discs (Used) (Mint Condition) CD1 01 Antonio Carlos Jobim Passarim Bass Denner De Castro Campolina*, Ricardo Raymundo Cndido*, Sebastio Neto Cello Alceu De Almeida Reis, Jorge Kundert Ranewsky*, Luiz Fernando Zamith, Mario Eymard Malard Cello, Producer Jaques Morelenbaum Clarinet Eduardo Morelenbaum, Lucia Morelenbaum Gjorup* Drums Paulo Braga Flute Paulo Guimares Ferreira* Flute, Vocals Danilo Caymmi French Horn Antonio Cndido Sobrinho*, Luiz Cndido Da Costa* Guitar, Vocals,

1-01	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Passarim Bass – Denner De Castro Campolina, Ricardo Raymundo Cândido, Sebastião Neto Cello – Alceu De Almeida Reis, Jorge Kundert Ranewsky, Luiz Fernando Zamith, Mario Eymard Malard Cello, Producer – Jaques Morelenbaum Clarinet – Eduardo Morelenbaum, Lucia Morelenbaum Gjorup Drums – Paulo Braga Flute – Paulo Guimarães Ferreira* Flute, Vocals – Danilo Caymmi French Horn – Antonio Cândido Sobrinho, Luiz Cândido Da Costa Guitar, Vocals, Arranged By, Producer, Translated By – Paulo Jobim Percussion – Rubens Ohana De Miranda* Piano, Lead Vocals – Antonio Carlos Jobim Viola – Edwardo Roberto Pereira, Frederick Stephany, Hindenburgo V. Borges Pereira, Jesuina Noronha Passaroto* Violin – Aiziki M. Geller, Alfredo Vidal, Bernardo Bessler, Carlos Eduardo Hack, Francisco Perrotta, GianCarlo Pareschi, Jorge Faini, José Alves Da Silva, João Daltro De Almeida, João Jerônimo De Menezes F°., Luiz Carlos Campos Marques, Michel Bessler, Pascoal Perrotta, Virgilio Arraes Filho, Walter Gomes De Souza, Walter Hack Vocals – Ana Lontra Jobim, Elizabeth Jobim, Maucha Adnet, Paula Morelenbaum, Simone Caymmi Written-By – Jobim	3:38
1-02	Stan Getz / Joao Gilberto* Featuring Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Só Danço Samba = Jazz Samba Bass – Tommy Williams (3) Guitar, Vocals – João Gilberto Percussion – Milton Banana Piano – Antonio Carlos Jobim Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	3:37
1-03	Elis* & Tom*–	Aguas De Março = Waters Of March Acoustic Guitar – Oscar Castro-Neves Bass – Luizão Maia Drums – Paulo Braga Electric Guitar – Hélio Delmiro Piano – Cesar Camargo Mariano* Piano, Vocals – Antonio Carlos Jobim Producer – Aloysio De Oliveira Vocals – Elis Regina Written-By, Translated By – Jobim*	3:32
1-04	Astrud Gilberto–	Amor Em Paz = Once I Loved Arranged By, Conductor – Paich* Bass – Joe Mondragon Featuring – Marty Paich Orchestra Flute – Bud Shank Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim Piano – João Donato Translated By – Ray Gilbert Trombone – Milt Bernhart Vocals – Astrud Gilberto Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	2:11
1-05	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Lamento Arranged By, Conductor – Claus Ogerman Bass – Ron Carter Cello – Abe Kessler, Charles McCracken, George Ricci, Harvey Shapiro Flute, Piccolo Flute – Jerome Richardson, Ray Beckenstein, Romeo Penque French Horn – Joseph Singer Percussion – Bobby Rosengarden, Claudio Slon, Dom Um Romão* Piano, Guitar, Vocals – Antonio Carlos Jobim Trombone – Jimmy Cleveland, Urbie Green Violin – Bernard Eichen, Emanuel Green, Gene Orloff, Harry Lookofsky, Irving Spice, Joseph Malignaggi, Julius Held, Leo Kruczek, Lewis Eley, Louis Harber*, Louis Stone, Paul Gershman, Raoul Poliakin Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	2:40
1-06	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Luiza Cello, Arranged By – Jaques Morelenbaum Piano, Vocals – Antonio Carlos Jobim Written-By – Jobim*	2:31
1-07	Elis* & Tom*–	Chovendo Na Roseira = Aka "Double Rainbow" And "Children's Games" Bass – Luizão Maia Drums – Paulo Braga Guitar – Oscar Castro-Neves Piano, Electric Piano, Arranged By – Cesar Camargo Mariano* Piano, Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim Translated By – Frederick Eugene John "Gene" Lees* Vocals – Elis Regina Written-By – Jobim*	3:10
1-08	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Anos Dourados = Looks Like December Bass – Sebastião Neto Drums – Paulo Braga Guitar – Paulo Jobim Piano, Vocals – Antonio Carlos Jobim Translated By – Jobim* Written-By – Chico Buarque De Hollanda	3:45
1-09	Stan Getz / Joao Gilberto* Featuring Antonio Carlos Jobim–	O Grande Amor Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	5:25
1-10	Astrud Gilberto–	Agua De Beber Bass – Joe Mondragon Guitar, Vocals – Antonio Carlos Jobim Piano – João Donato Vocals – Astrud Gilberto Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	2:19
1-11	Elis* & Tom*–	Modinha Conductor – Bill Hitchcock (2) Piano, Arranged By – Antonio Carlos Jobim Vocals – Elis Regina Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	2:17
1-12	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Borzeguim Arranged By [Strings and Woodwinds] – Jaques Morelenbaum Effects [Bird Calls] – Antonio Carlos Jobim Vocals, Arranged By – Paulo Jobim Written-By – Jobim*	4:23
1-13	Elis* & Tom*–	Soneto Da Separação Conductor – Bill Hitchcock (2) Vocals – Elis Regina Vocals, Piano – Jobim* Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	2:19
1-14	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Gabriela (From The Film Gabriela) Vocals, Arranged By – Paulo Jobim Written-By – Jobim*	7:57
1-15	Elis* & Tom*–	Retrato Em Branco E Preto = Portrait In Black And White (Aka "Zingaro") Written-By – Chico Buarque De Hollanda	3:06
1-16	Astrud Gilberto–	Dindi Translated By – Ray Gilbert Written-By – Aloysio De Oliveira	2:40
1-17	Elis* & Tom*–	Inútil Paisagem = Useless Landscape Piano, Vocals, Arranged By – Antonio Carlos Jobim Translated By – Ray Gilbert Vocals – Elis Regina Written-By – Aloysio De Oliveira	3:10
1-18	Astrud Gilberto–	Photograph Translated By – Ray Gilbert Written-By – Jobim*	2:13
1-19	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Chansong Vocals, Woodwind, Percussion – Paulo Jobim Written-By – Jobim*	3:20
1-20	Astrud Gilberto–	Meditation Translated By – Norman Gimbel Written-By – Newton Mendonça	2:40
1-21	Elis* & Tom*–	O Que Tinha De Ser Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	1:44
1-22	Astrud Gilberto–	O Morro Não Tem Vez (Aka "Favela") Bass – Joe Mondragon Flute, Alto Saxophone – Bud Shank Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim Piano – João Donato Trombone – Milt Bernhart Trumpet – Stu Williamson Vocals – Astrud Gilberto Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	2:56
1-23	Elis*–	Bonita Bass – Luizão Maia Drums – Paulo Braga Guitar – Oscar Castro-Neves Piano, Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim Translated By – Gene Lees, Ray Gilbert Vocals – Elis Regina	2:40
		Instrumentals
2-01	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Wave Bass – Ron Carter Cello – Abe Kessler, Charles McCracken, George Ricci, Harvey Shapiro Drums, Percussion – Bobby Rosengarden, Claudio Slon, Dom Um Romão* Flute, Piccolo Flute – Jerome Richardson, Ray Beckenstein, Romeo Penque French Horn – Joseph Singer Trombone – Jimmy Cleveland, Urbie Green Violin – Bernard Eichen, Emanuel Green, Gene Orloff, Harry Lookofsky, Irving Spice, Joseph Malignaggi, Julius Held, Leo Kruczek, Lewis Eley, Louis Harber, Louis Stone, Paul Gershman, Raoul Poliakin Written-By, Translated By – Jobim	2:51
2-02	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Tide Arranged By, Conductor – Deodato* Bass – Ron Carter Piano, Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim	3:39
2-03	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Amor Em Paz = Once I Loved Arranged By, Conductor – Claus Ogerman Flute – Leo Wright Piano, Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim Translated By – Ray Gilbert Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	3:34
2-04	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Chega De Saudade = No More Blues Translated By – Jon Hendricks Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	4:18
2-05	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Sue Ann	3:04
2-06	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Samba De Uma Nota Só = One Note Samba Translated By – Jobim* Written-By – Newton Mendonça	2:14
2-07	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Mojave	2:19
2-08	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	O Morro Não Tem Vez (Aka "Favela") Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	3:19
2-09	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Tema Jazz Flute – Hermeto Pascoal	4:30
2-10	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Meditation Trombone – Jimmy Cleveland Written-By – Newton Mendonça	3:15
2-11	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Triste Written-By, Translated By – Jobim*	2:02
2-12	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Agua De Beber Trombone – Jimmy Cleveland Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	2:50
2-13	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Só Danço Samba = Jazz Samba Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	2:20
2-14	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Captain Bacardi Alto Saxophone – Jerome Richardson, Ray Beckenstein, Romeo Penque Bass – Ron Carter Drums, Percussion – Bobby Rosengarden, Claudio Slon, Dom Um Romão* Piano, Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim Trombone – Jimmy Cleveland, Urbie Green	4:27
2-15	Stan Getz / Luiz Bonfá–	O Morro Não Tem Vez (Aka "Favela") Bass – George Duvivier, Tommy Williams (3) Drums – Paulo Ferreira Drums, Percussion – José Carlos Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim, Luiz Bonfá Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	6:52
		Side By Side
3-01	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Desafinado = Off Key Arranged By, Conductor – Claus Ogerman Flute – Leo Wright Piano, Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim Translated By – Gene Lees Trombone – Jimmy Cleveland Written-By – Newton Mendonça	2:43
3-02	Stan Getz / Joao Gilberto* Featuring Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Desafinado Bass – Tommy Williams (3) Guitar, Vocals – João Gilberto Percussion – Milton Banana Piano – Antonio Carlos Jobim Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz	4:11
3-03	The Carnegie Hall Jazz Band–	Desafinado Bass – Charlie Haden Drums – Al Foster Piano, Vocals – Antonio Carlos Jobim Producer – Don Sickler, Richard Seidel Tenor Saxophone – Joe Henderson	5:08
3-04	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	The Girl From Ipanema Arranged By, Conductor – Claus Ogerman Flute – Leo Wright Piano, Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim Translated By – Norman Gimbel Written-By – Vinicius De Moraes	2:40
3-05	Stan Getz / Joao Gilberto* Featuring Antonio Carlos Jobim–	The Girl From Ipanema Bass – Tommy Williams (3) Guitar, Vocals – João Gilberto Percussion – Milton Banana Piano – Antonio Carlos Jobim Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz Vocals – Astrud Gilberto	5:21
3-06	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	The Girl From Ipanema Alto Saxophone – Jerry Dodgion Arranged By, Conductor – Deodato* Bass – Ron Carter Piano, Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim	4:43
3-07	The Carnegie Hall Jazz Band–	The Girl From Ipanema Piano, Vocals – Antonio Carlos Jobim	3:00
3-08	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Corcovado = Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars Arranged By, Conductor – Claus Ogerman Flute – Leo Wright Piano, Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim Translated By – Gene Lees Written-By – Jobim*	2:26
3-09	Stan Getz / Joao Gilberto* Featuring Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Corcovado Bass – Tommy Williams (3) Guitar, Vocals – João Gilberto Percussion – Milton Banana Piano – Antonio Carlos Jobim Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz Vocals – Astrud Gilberto	4:14
3-10	Elis* & Tom*–	Corcovado Arranged By – Cesar Camargo Mariano* Conductor – Bill Hitchcock (2) Piano, Guitar, Vocals – Antonio Carlos Jobim Vocals – Elis Regina	3:52
3-11	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Insensatez = How Insensitive Arranged By, Conductor – Claus Ogerman Flute – Leo Wright Piano, Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim	2:53
3-12	Astrud Gilberto–	Insensatez Arranged By, Conductor – Paich* Bass – Joe Mondragon Featuring – Marty Paich's Orchestra* Flute – Bud Shank Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim Piano – João Donato Trombone – Milt Bernhart Vocals – Astrud Gilberto	2:46
3-13	Stan Getz / Luiz Bonfá–	Insensatez (Instrumental, 1963) Bass – George Duvivier, Tommy Williams (3) Drums – Paulo Ferreira Guitar – Luiz Bonfá Percussion, Drums – José Carlos Piano – Antonio Carlos Jobim Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz Vocals – Maria Toledo	3:20
3-14	The Carnegie Hall Jazz Band–	Insensatez Guitar – Pat Metheny Piano, Vocals – Antonio Carlos Jobim	4:00
3-15	Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Vivo Sonhando = Dreamer Arranged By, Conductor – Claus Ogerman Flute – Leo Wright Piano, Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim Translated By – Gene Lees Trombone – Jimmy Cleveland Written-By – Jobim*	2:35
3-16	Stan Getz / Joao Gilberto* Featuring Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Vivo Sonhando Bass – Tommy Williams (3) Guitar, Vocals – João Gilberto Percussion – Milton Banana Piano – Antonio Carlos Jobim Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz	2:53
3-17.1	Astrud Gilberto–	Vivo Sonhando Alto Saxophone, Flute – Shank* Arranged By, Conductor – Paich* Bass – Joe Mondragon Featuring – Marty Paich's Orchestra* Guitar – Antonio Carlos Jobim Piano – João Donato Trumpet – Stu Williamson Vocals – Astrud Gilberto	2:03
3-17.2	No Artist–	(Silence)	0:07
3-17.3	Elis Regina & Antonio Carlos Jobim–	Aguas De Março = Studio Outtakes	4:45

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★★★★★ 4

Seems good.

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Mr. Knox

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★★★★★ 5

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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024

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San Leandro, US

★★★★★ 5

Turmeric Curcumin with Black Pepper Extract (Bioperine) & Organic Turmeric Vegan. Easy to swallow.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024

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Birmingham, US

★★★★★ 2

After ***TOO MUCH*** Research

After ***TOO MUCH*** Research The Amazon ad for this product is so ambiguous that I thought I should do some research before taking this supplement. After AN HOUR AND A HALF of googling, for information I've decided to give this 2 stars. Initially, I was thinking 4 stars (that would have been 5 stars, but I'm not happy about all the googling I had to do about the ingredients), but I decided to lower it because after a great deal of research, I'm still not sure if I should take the label's full recommended dosage, or something lower. But I'm going to start here with the positive: The main things that convinced me to order it it is that it's made in the USA in an FDA registered facility that is GMP certified. and it's 3rd party lab tested. But even though that put my mind to rest about production, the ingredient list is ambiguous, and since there's no Medical Recommended Dosage, I want to know what a safe amount to take is. The ingredients and amount of the supplement provided are MUCH too ambiguous label says that 3 caps provides 1800 mg of organic turmeric (cucurma longa root), and 150 mg of turmeric 95% curcuminoids (cucurma longa root). So what's the difference between these 2 ingredients? And what does it mean, anyway? I read down the entire page, and at the bottom the Product Description notes that "each serving delivers 1950mg of turmeric curcumin, standardized to 95% curcuminoids". But that doesn't explain much. Does that mean that the entire 1950 mg is curcuminoids? Why are the amounts listed sepaerately in the ingredient list? I googled for information about the different ingredients, but I'm not sure how to interpret it. Here's what I found: * A page on the NIC (official US government site) notes that "curcumin is a major component of turmeric, and the activities of turmeric are commonly attributed to curcuminoids (curcumin and closely related substances)". * Another NIC page, noted "In Curcuma longa, crude extract curcuminoid makes up 1–6% of turmeric by weight, distributed in 60–70% curcumin...whereas commercially available curcumin contains about 77% in curcuminoids." * On a page for a vitamin company (not the manufacturer/distributer for this particular product), I read "Curcumin 95 is a botanical extract from turmeric root spice. Curcumin 95 contains 95% curcuminoids." But the label is so confusing. Does that mean that 95% of the entire "1950mg of turmeric curcumin, standardized to 95% curcuminoids" is the amount in 3 caps? Or is it 95% of the 150 mg of the turmeric 95% curcuminoids, listed as an ingredient? And what's a safe amounts to take. The results vary a lot. A page on the Arthritis Foundation site says, "In one small randomized controlled trial, twice daily doses of either 250 or 500 mg of curcumin were compared to placebo. Both doses significantly outperformed placebo on all measures." This site also recommends taking a supplement that includes black pepper (as this does) "for better bioavailability".

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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024

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Waukegan, US

★★★★★ 4

Turmeric curcumin & black pepper

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