Adam Yauch, with back up vocals by Miho Hattori of Cibo Matto, invokes a Tom Jobim/bossa nova groove on the 1998 Beastie Boys release "Hello Nasty".
Adam Yauch, with back up vocals by Miho Hattori of Cibo Matto, invokes a Tom Jobim/bossa nova groove on the 1998 Beastie Boys release "Hello Nasty".
One Note Samba!
Queen Latifah Listens to Brazilian
John Densmore of the Doors on incorporating bossa nova percussion into “Break On Through”
B+ and Eric Coleman on Brazilian Rhyme
Pat Metheny and Anna Maria Jopeck “Are You Going with Me”
This is Bossa Nova!
Nike’s New World Cup campaign for Brasil!
Lao Schifrin and bossa nova!
Stanley Clark celebrating George Duke’s Brazilian Love Affair!
Mochilla (B+ and Eric Coleman) on Will.i.am as an early adopter of Brazilian music.
These folks think so? http://jungledrumsonline.com/columns/could-michel-telo-bring-brazilian-music-onto-the-world-stage/ And btw, this guy is huge not only in Brazil but a good chunk of South America…
in high school and the California beach culture, Getz versus Coltrane and the Girl from Ipanema. We descended on the Venice home of Tom Schnabel as we began production on Oba! Sounds of Brasil! Tom is program director of world music at the Hollywood Bowl and Walt Disney Concert Hall and a music consultant and […]
Extraordinary live performance from the Grammy nominated CD Seu Jorge & Almaz.
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