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1	Samba Do Avião	3:14
2	Chega De Saudade	3:37
3	Corcovado	4:00
4	Tico Tico Written-By – Zequinha De Abreu*	2:31
5	Carinhoso	3:05
6	Trenzinho Do Caipira Written-By – Heitor Villa Lobos*	4:33
7	Boto	4:13
8	Aguas De Março	3:55
9	Fascinating Rhythm Written-By – George Gershwin	3:30
10	Luiza	2:10
11	Piano Na Mangueira	3:30
12	Samba De Uma Nota Só	4:27
13	Finale	6:42
14	Só Danço Samba	2:22
15	Favela	5:05
16	É Preciso Dizer Adeus	2:21

Companies, etc.

• Record Company – Radio Nederland

Credits

• Artwork By – Studio 5
• Bass – Boudewijn Lucas
• Design – Dolphin Design
• Drums, Percussion – Enrique Firpi
• Edited By – Rob Heerschop
• Engineer – Peter Vincent
• Guitar – Leonardo Amuedo
• Liner Notes – Jan Rensen
• Other [Liner Notes - English Translation] – Iain MacIntyre
• Other [Liner Notes - French Translation] – Madeleine Barnaud
• Other [Liner Notes - Spanish Translation] – Patricia Doeswijk-Karpovich
• Photography [Portrait Josee Koning] – Rob Hendriks, Sony Music Nationaal
• Piano, Synthesizer – Hans Vroomans
• Producer – Dick Kuijs
• Vocals – Josee Koning
• Written By – Antonio Carlos Jobim (tracks: 1 to 3, 5, 7, 8, 10 to 16)

Notes

℗ 1998 Radio Netherlands captured this concert (in a series of concerts as Tribute to Jobim's music) in a live recording at the jazz café of Nick Vollebregt in Laren, The Netherlands, on the 30th of January, 1997.

This recording is part in a series "Live Jazz from the Netherlands". These recordings are made available to music radio stations around the world by Radio Netherlands. The recordings may be broadcast without restriction. Sale of the CDs is prohibited.

Production: Radio Netherlands in co-production with Dick de Winter, TROS Radio.

The album has a 12 page booklet with extensive liner Notes in English, Spanish and French. The CD is sheltered in a jewel case.

Total playing time of this CD is 59:23 minutes.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• SPARS Code: DDD
• Matrix / Runout (On the inner ring of the CD): DOCdata Benelux BOD01 WO RN013
• Matrix / Runout (On the inner ring of the CD in very small print): IFPI L357