Artist	Song
Gilberto Gil	Domingo No Parque
from Tropicália Essentials (1999)
Donovan	Bert's Blues
from Sunshine Superman (1990)
Marvin Gaye	Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home) [Mono]
from The Master (1961-1984) (1995)
Edu Lobo	Ponteio
from Sergio Mendes Presents Lobo (2000)
Stan Getz & Luiz Bonfá	Menina Flor
from Verve Jazz Masters 53: Stan Getz Bossa Nova (1996)
Cousteau	Last Good Day of the Year
from Cousteau (2001)
Sweet Charles	Hang out and Hustle
from James Brown's Funky People, Pt. 3 (2000)
Antônio Carlos Jobim & Elis Regina	Aguas de Marco (Waters of March)
from Personalidade - The Best of Brazil: Antonio Carlos Jobim (1993)

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[b]Rob's Picks (1-9)[/b]
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[b]"Wave" (Track 1):[/b] "João Gilberto, one of the innovators of bossa nova, recording the classic Jobim song. His voice and guitar playing are as magical as ever. Miles Davis once said that João would sound beautiful reading the paper."
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[b]"The Great Curve" (Track 2):[/b] "A great song layering so many different musical, percussive and vocal elements over each other; very infectious and very ahead of it's time; great lyrics."
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[b]"Domingo No Parque" (Track 3):[/b] "One of the forefathers of the Brazilian Tropicalia movement. A beautiful composition where you hear the effects of the '60s on the Brazilian sound."
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[b]"Bert's Blues" (Track 4):[/b] "'Bert's Blues' from [i]Sunshine Superman[/i] one of my favorite albums from a time when sonic experimentation and exploration were in full bloom. A very tripped-out jazz blues number mixed with baroque elements. The change here is beautiful; and check out the

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