Vince Guaraldi Trio: Jazz Impressions Of Black Orpheus Vinyl LP exclusivo the bossa-tinged “Soma Bon-Uta” and

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those uplifting vocals

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Vince Guaraldi Trio: Jazz Impressions Of Black Orpheus Vinyl LP exclusivo the bossa-tinged “Soma Bon-Uta” andThe album that includes "Cast Your Fate to the Wind," a world wide standard. Originally released in 1962, Jazz Impressions Of Black Orpheus is inspired by Antonio Carlos Jobim's 1959 soundtrack, and it is one of Vince Guaraldi's earliest outings as a composer. The bossa nova influence runs throughout; 4 songs adapted from the aforementioned soundtrack are styled as the then popular style, and further, the characteristics that will later define his