Tamba Trio Avanco

• Tamba Trio – Garota De Ipanema
• Tamba Trio – Mas Que Nada
• Tamba Trio – Negro
• Tamba Trio – Mania De Maria
• Tamba Trio – Vento Do Mar
• Tamba Trio – Sonho De Maria
• Tamba Trio – So Danco Samba
• Tamba Trio – O Samba Da Minha Terra
• Tamba Trio – Moca Flor
• Tamba Trio – Rio
• Tamba Trio – Tristeza De Nos Dois
• Tamba Trio – Esperanca

• 1. Garota De Ipanema
• 2. Mas Que Nada
• 3. Negro
• 4. Mania De Maria
• 5. Vento Do Mar
• 6. Sonho De Maria
• 7. So Danco Samba
• 8. O Samba Da Minha Terra
• 9. Moca Flor
• 10. Rio
• 11. Tristeza De Nos Dois
• 12. Esperanca

This is the second in our series of classic and groundbreaking Brazilian albums from the early 1960s.

This is a bespoke digitally remastered, high quality box-edition CD of the seminal Bossa Jazz debut album by Tamba Trio, with exact-reproduction artwork of the original album, never before released outside Brazil.

There is a very collectable limited edition (1000 worldwide), exact-repro vinyl edition with hardback American-pressed sleeve and heavyweight 180-gram vinyl (which is the bomb!).

The Tamba Trio were one of the most important musical groups to emerge out of the Bossa Nova movement in Brazil in the 1960s.

The group released this, their debut album, Avanço, in 1963 on Philips Brazil.

Led by the young genius pianist, arranger and composer Luiz Eça, and formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1963, the Tamba Trio became the central group at the legendary Bottle's Bar - home of the Bossa Nova in Beco das Garrafas  - where they played alongside the many stars of the day such as Elis Regina, Carlos Lyra, Nara Leão and Edu Lobo.

The group's unique and highly distinctive bossa jazz and vocal style was to prove highly influential in the development of bossa nova, never more so than on their amazing original version of 'Mas Que Nada', written by Jorge Ben and featured here.