Quincy Jones - Big Band Bossa Nova - import

Bossa nova was in vogue in 1962, and following the release of the Stan Getz/Charlie Byrd LP Jazz Samba, jazz record producers were anxious to get their signed artists to jump on the "jazz bossa nova" bandwagon. Another LP titled Big Band Bossa Nova was also recorded in 1962, which featured Stan Getz fronting an orchestra conducted by Gary McFarland. As Mercury's musical director at that time, Quincy Jones was his own producer and decided to take advantage of the opportunity with his Big Band Bossa Nova, which puts together some Jobim classics of the genre and a few original compositions all wonderfully arranged by Jones. THE COMPLETE ALBUM + 1 BONUS TRACK - 180-GRAM VIRGIN VINYL.
Features; Phil Woods, Clark Terry, Roland Kirk, Jim Hall, Lalo Schifrin & Paul Gonsalves. Album got a second life when Soul Bossa Nova was used as the theme song for the Austin Powers movies. 

     Track Listings
Soul Bossa Nova
Boogie Bossa Nova
Desafinado
Black Orpheus = Manha de Carnval 
Se e Tarde Me Pardo = Forgive Me If I'm Late
On the Street Where You Live
Samba de Uma Nota So = One Note Samba 
Lalo Bossa Nova 
Serenata
Chega de Saudade = No More Blues
A Taste of Honey ** (bonus track)