Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus LP

Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus started as cover work, Vince Guaraldi running bossa nova through his own hands until one piece, "Cast Your Fate to the Wind," broke loose as a hit single and grabbed the 1963 Grammy for Best Original Jazz Composition. That success pulled producer Lee Mendelson's attention toward a Charles Schulz documentary, and the job he handed Guaraldi next turned into the Peanuts scores, "Linus and Lucy" landing as one of the most recognized melodies in American music. This pressing adds bonus tracks at 180 grams.