- Useless Landscape
- One Note Samba
- Suddenly/It Had To Be With You - Claudia Acuna/Djavan/Eumir Deodato
- Suddenly
- How Insensitive
- The Girl From Ipanema
- Wave
- Waters Of March
- Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars
- No More Blues
- Useless Landscape
- Suddenly
- Juan's Theme
- Once I Loved
- Soul Mates
発売日:2000年4月25日(火)
レーベル:Polygram Records
レビュー (Amazon)No other musical import has seduced Americans like the suave syncopations of the bossa nova and the samba, with their gentle blend of West Coast jazz, Afro-Brazilian rhythms, and Portuguese lyrics. This soundtrack makes an excellent bookend to the soundtrack of the late-1950s film
Black Orpheus and contains several samba classics by Antonio Carlos Jobim, including "How Insensitive," "Quiet Nights and Quiet Stars (Corcovado)," "The Girl from Ipanema," and "The One Note Samba." Another bonus is the Grammy-winning pianist-composer-arranger Eumir Deodato, whose own composition "Suddenly" is rendered by vocalists Claudia Acuna and Carol Rogers. Add Sting, Stan Getz, Djavan, and Joao and Astrud Gilberto, and you have a soundtrack that stands on its own and beautifully shows off Brazil during its 500th birthday in the year 2000.
--Eugene Holley Jr.