The Worlds Greatest Audiophile Vocal Recordings (Remastered) Ana Caram

• 1 Spanish Harlem 03:51
• 2 Isn't She Lovely 04:11
• 3 Fever 04:11
• 4 Ain't No Sunshine 02:24
• 5 The Girl from Ipanema 03:16
• 6 Round Midnight 03:01
• 7 What's a Little More Rain 03:31
• 8 Cielito Lindo 03:37
• 9 Isn't It a Pity 03:43
• 10 La Habana Joven 02:48
• 11 Once Upon a Summertime 03:51
• 12 Meditation 03:37
• Total Runtime 42:01

Info for The Worlds Greatest Audiophile Vocal Recordings (Remastered)

Chesky's The World's Greatest Audiophile Vocal Recordings Volume 1 is a collection of the very best vocalists within the audiophile scene. This mesmerizing collection of songs has been hand-picked for the very best listening experience.

The World's Greatest Audiophile Vocal Recordings Volume 1 features the signature vocals of audiophile sirens, Rebecca Pidgeon (The Raven), Ana Caram (Blue Bossa), Valerie Joyce (New York Blue), and more. The album showcases the vocal dynamics of this formidable roster in a natural recording that makes it feel like they are right in the room with you. The album attests to Chesky's commitment to detailed, clear, high-quality sound and perfectly introduces the label'sunique approach to record production.

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Ana Caram
was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil in 1958. She comes from a musical family and studied guitar and flute in her younger years. Later, she attended Sao Paulo University and earned a degree in composition and conducting. After her education, she became a protégé of Brazilian Bossa Nova legend Antonio Carlos Jobim.

Caram toured Brazil as well as internationally, building a considerable following. At a jazz festival in Finland, she met Paquito D’Rivera who invited her to New York City to perform in his band during the JVC Jazz Festival at Carnegie Hall. A representative of Chesky Records happened to be in the audience and made Caram an offer to record her first album, Rio After Dark, which was released in 1989. Since then, she has made eight albums for Chesky Records, including 1992’s The Other Side of Jobim, which is a tribute to her mentor. She has appeared in numerous publications including Audiophile Sound, Acoustic Guitar, and Audio Plus. Today, she continues to give concerts, primarily in Brazil.

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