Laurindo Almeida’s 1967 album Acapulco '22 blends Brazilian jazz with Latin American rhythms, showcasing his skillful guitar work and sophisticated arrangements. The title track, "Acapulco 1922," stands out for its lively melody and intricate harmonies. This LP offers a refined and engaging listening experience rooted in mid-century bossa nova and instrumental jazz.
Track listing & samples
Laurindo Almeida – Acapulco '22
Hava Nagila
Acapulco 1922
Misirlou
Lisbon Antigua
Desafinado
More
Till Then
Satin Doll
I Left My Heart In San Francisco
What Kind Of Fool Am I
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Chico Hamilton's blend of cool jazz and soul-jazz offers a sophisticated groove that aligns well with the intricate melodies found in Almeida's Latin jazz stylings.
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