Look to the Rainbow

by Astrud Gilberto

Overview

This was a beautiful bossa nova record of Astrud Gilberto's vocal stylings...All the material (32:13) here, with the exception of "Learn to Live Alone" and "Pretty Place," which were arranged by Al Cohn, were arranged by Gil Evans. With the exception of a Johnny Coles trumpet solo, the personnel was uncredited on this 1966 recording. Discographies have credited Bob Brookmeyer (valve trombone), Kenny Burrell (guitar), and Grady Tate (drums), but except for a few bars of sax, there was no solo indivdualism in this large Creed Taylor-produced orchestra. ~ Bob Rusch, Cadence

Product Details

Release Date:	02/23/2024
Label:	Verve
UPC:	0602458492064
Rank:	27677

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Astrud Gilberto   Primary Artist,Vocals
Dom Um Romao   Primary Artist,Drums
Johnny Coles   Primary Artist,Trumpet
Walter Wanderley Trio   Primary Artist
Walter Wanderley   Primary Artist
Bob Brookmeyer   Trombone
Ron Carter   Guitar (Bass)
Al Cohn   Conductor
Gil Evans   Conductor

Technical Credits

Jacques Demy   Composer
Antonio Carlos Jobim   Composer
Joao Gilberto   Composer
E.Y. "Yip" Harburg   Composer
John Court   Composer
Sammy Fain   Composer
Marcos Valle   Composer
Norman Gimbel   Composer,Translation
Rubens Soares   Composer
David Nasser   Composer
Roger Lucchesi   Composer
Hollis King   Art Direction
Isabelle Wong   Design
Joel Elkins   Cover Photo
Acy Lehman   Cover Design
Francois Llenas   Composer
Dorival Caymmi   Composer
Kevin Reeves   Mastering
Creed Taylor   Producer
Eddie Barclay   Composer
Eddy Marnay   Composer
Carlos Lyra   Composer
Vinicius de Moraes   Composer
Johnny Mercer   Composer
Val Valentin   Director of Engineering
Ray Gilbert   Composer
Michel Legrand   Composer
Al Cohn   Arranger,Recording Arranger
Gil Evans   Arranger,Recording Arranger
Harry Weinger   Reissue Supervisor
Baden Powell   Composer
Paul Francis Webster   Composer
Andre Popp   Composer
Cameron Mizell   Production Coordination
Burton Lane   Composer
Paulo Sergio Valle   Composer