Vince Guaraldi Trio

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	A Boy Named Charlie Brown New - LP - CR00405 Sealed 2021 Stereo Reissue From Craft Recordings. Baseball Card Edition. more
	A Charlie Brown Christmas Colored Vinyl - New - CR03428 Sealed 2021 Limited Edition Craft Recordings Reissue On Exclusive Red Glitter Colored Vinyl, Housed In A Silver Foil-Edition Jacket (Hence The Scan Glare!) Two Small Crease Marks. more
	A Charlie Brown Christmas Colored Vinyl - New - F-8431 Sealed 2019 Special Reissue Of The Original Soundtrack Recording From The Famous 1965 CBS Television Special Pressed On Translucent Green Vinyl. more
	Jazz Impressions Of Black Orpheus Audiophile - New - AJAZ 8089 Sealed 2003 180gm HQ 2LP 45rpm Set. Limited Edition Of 1,000 Pressings. This Is Number 0168. more
	Jazz Impressions Of Black Orpheus Colored Vinyl - 8089 1962 Full Radial Stereo Blue Virgin Vinyl First Pressing Housed In A Laminated Cover. Light Spine Wear & Corner Wear. First Copy We Have Had In Stock. more
	Jazz Impressions Of Black Orpheus Used - LP - 8089 1962 Original Laminated Cover Still In Shrink. more
	Jazz Impressions Of Black Orpheus Used - LP - 8089 1962 Original In Laminated Cover. The album consists of jazz interpretations of the music from the 1959 Brazilian film "Black Orpheus," which was based on the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice but set in Rio de Janeiro during Carnival. Vince Guaraldi, a jazz pianist and composer, was approached by Fantasy Records to record an album based on the film's soundtrack. Guaraldi assembled his trio, which featured Monty Budwig on bass and Colin Bailey on drums, and recorded the album in just two days. "Jazz Impressions Of Black Orpheus" became a commercial success, reaching number 14 on the Billboard 200 chart and earning Guaraldi a Grammy nomination for Best Jazz Performance. The album's single, "Cast Your Fate to the Wind," also became a hit, reaching number 22 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album's success helped establish Guaraldi as a prominent jazz musician and composer, and he would go on to compose the score for the beloved "Peanuts" television specials. Today, "Jazz Impressions Of Black Orpheus" is considered a classic jazz album and a landmark in the fusion of Brazilian and jazz music. more