Astrud Gilberto, Stan Gets Oh Go Go [Limited Edition] (SHM-SUPER AUDIO CD) Japan Music CD

Product Description Contents Introduction [Limited Edition] [SHM-SUPER AUDIO CD] Verve Records, the prestigious label that will celebrate its 70th anniversary in 2026, is launching a new series to commemorate this milestone, showcasing many of its classic albums in the latest high-fidelity sound. The label's latest DSD audio sources have been converted to single-layer SACD and presented in a meticulously crafted double-layer paper jacket. The first installment, released in anticipation of the 70th anniversary, features five titles, including Diana Krall's biggest hit, "The Look of Love," and "John Coltrane Quartet Plays," which captures the electrifying performance of John Coltrane's golden quartet. This album is compiled primarily from performances by Getz, who ignited the bossa nova boom, when he led his regular group to popular clubs in New York. Astrud Gilberto participates, singing melancholic renditions of songs like "Corcovado." The innovative playing of up-and-coming vibraphonist Gary Burton shines through. Stan Getz (ts), Astrud Gilberto (vo), Gary Burton (vib), Kenny Burrell (g), Chuck Israels, Gene Cherico (b), Joe Hunt, Elisio Milito (ds) Live recordings in New York on May 22nd and October 9th, 1964 Media reviews and more The prestigious label Verve Records will celebrate its 70th anniversary in 2026. To commemorate this anniversary, a new series has been launched that will introduce many of the label's classic albums in the latest high-fidelity sound. The label's latest DSD audio sources have been converted to single-layer SACDs and will be delivered in a double paper jacket with meticulous attention to detail. The first release in anticipation of the 70th anniversary will feature five titles, including Diana Krall's biggest hit, "The Look of Love," and "John Coltrane Quartet Plays," which captures the electrifying performance of John Coltrane's golden quartet. This album compiles performances by Getz, who was instrumental in igniting the bossa nova boom, with his regular group at popular New York clubs. Astrud Gilberto joins in, delivering melancholic renditions of songs like "Corcovado." The innovative playing of up-and-coming vibraphonist Gary Burton shines through. (C)RS