This was recorded in 1984

Elena: This music is eternal. It brings me happiness for ever. And I am now 78.

That is so cool. Music brings people together. I wish I could make new friends just from listening to good music hehe. Maybe someday again!

@@twinleaf3076 The songs are from a movie called Black Orpheus, and a few of these songs were used in it

@@twinleaf3076 black orpheus is very old

After many years, I always find myself back at Brazilian Jazz, and I am more than happy with that.

I'm sure you've heard of Arthur Verocai then? I bet the answer is yes. I adore this genre from a different time so much ❤

un verdadero privilegio.

Mierda, soy pobre y no puedo ir a esos conciertos

@@emmerick0 No llore chingon 😆

Momentos como esos son los que uno se lleva, que privilegio haber estado allí, escuchando a este gran músico virtuoso de la guitarra.

I am so jealous. Just watching footage like this gives me an electric inspiration. Amazing playing

whoa...what did you ask him??

***** Nothing much, I caught him catching a smoke between sets, I said how much I enjoy the show, he asked me which piece I liked the best, I said "Body and Soul" which was unbelievably beautiful.

@@myinnocentdevil I had the privilege of seeing Charlie a handful of times in a little jazz club in Lake Buena Vista outside of DIsney World. It was a great club with A+ acoustics. This place had a great, GREAT house trio (piano, bass, drums) and Charlie would come there solo, as he had a great rapport with this trio. A woman little younger than Charlie at the time (1979) she played eyes closed and lips mouthing the notes she was playing...sexy. Charlie began to notice me and my girl sitting front at every set, and he nodded to me. This man is the reason I took up fingerstyle guitar, so I was knocked out. I had brought his latest album (BLUEBYRD) and between sets he very nicely wrote a message on it in a lovely script...I would not part with it for anything. He also, and he'd not played this the other times I'd seen him, played "Carinhoso"...which was on the album he just autographed. And, he gave me a secret look. Charlie did not typically peer at the audience, so it was, I was sure, no accident. To call Charlie Byrd a gentleman would be an understatement. A crushing blow when he died. I have all of his albums which I obsessively collected while he was still with us...garage and yard sales...records you could not find anywhere now...just the later ones on CONCORD Label. But gems like "The World of Charlie Byrd" double album...forget it. The vinyl stores, the few that are left, will probably have them, but not at the 2-5 dollar range that I bought them at. If you run across a Charlie Byrd album-- GET IT.

Me too hahahah

Carmen Miranda is good too, you guys should check it

I’m not saying Mr. Redd is not a great drummer. I’m just saying that his rhythm in this song is not samba. I believe he could have tried harder instead of letting it go.

アレレレ〜〜〜〜〜？？？？ 僕の知ってる　”お祭好き”の吉田さんかなあああ？？？でも名前の字が違うなあああ〜〜〜〜。。。。（マアいいや） 　そうですね、演奏も素晴らしい、フットレスト利用してこのてのジャンルは僕は初めて聴きました、 やはり理にかなってるのでしょうね。

Black Orpheus, from the Matrix movies, I remember him

Luiz Bonfa, Astrud Gilberto, Stan Getz, Sergio Mendes and others also were at the fore of introducing bossa nova to the US.

Fantastic trio!

Umberto Colerto, the trinity of bossa nova.

I would add Baden Powell too

HE IS THERE FOR SURE...

Some would add Vinicius de Moraes to that list.

go for it Jona, it's all ours, yours, mine, & everybody else's !

Pan de leche

Quero viver quero sambar

THIS is wonderful~thank you for posting it!

Glen Boyle Isn’t he the brother or son?

@@liamwatson5125 Joe is Charlie's brother, who died in 2011.

He did a clinic for me at my music store in Chapel Hill in 1983 and seemed perfectly healthy. A really warm an friendly guy. He hung around most of the day while we talked about sailing and his boat.

Si

En la composición.

certero, como dedo en el agujero, jaja