Coffee and Bossa: The Chillout Sound of Astrud Gilberto

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Coffee and Bossa: The Chillout SOund of Astrud Gilberto

Coffee & Bossa: The Chillout Sound of Astrud Gilberto, is the latest compilation album from the Brazilian singer/songwriter.

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About

The album was released on July 24, 2006, and features Gilberto’s biggest hits since she first started her singing career in 1963 with the song that carried her name to the top of the charts then, “The Girl From Ipanema.”

The first track is no less than “The Girl From Ipanema,” sang with the same old voice and warmth. The album also contains “Windy,” a track that’s more upbeat compared to the rest. In “Fly Me to the Moon,” she does another one of her signature unique interpretations of American music, making it her own. The 24 tracks in this album from the renowned Jazz artist are definitely entertaining and worth listening.

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Tracks

Track	Title	Duration
1	The Girl From Ipanema	3:40
2	Windy	2:47
3	Beach Samba	2:48
4	Agua de Beber	2:18
5	On My Mind	2:42
6	Photograph	2:10
7	Only Trust Your Heart	4:15
8	So Nice (Summer Samba)	2:36
9	Fly Me To The Moon	2:21
10	Without Him	4:33
11	Day By Day	2:05
12	Once I Loved	2:13
13	Meditation (Meditacao)	2:41
14	It Might As Well Be Spring	4:14
15	One Note Samba	3:09
16	Dindi	2:41
17	Who Can I Turn To? (When Nobody Needs Me)	2:10
18	Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars (Corcovado)	4:14
19	A Certain Sadness	3:09
20	The Telephone Song	2:00
21	Misty Roses	2:37
22	Berimbau	2:23
23	Garota de Ipanema	6:31
24	Here's That Rainy Day [Koop Remix]	3:29