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 ‎– The Sergio Mendes And Brasil '66 Foursider Genre: Style: ,  Year: Covering the extent of 's output from 1966-1972,  is the best available retrospective for those new to ' successful Brazilian pop outfit (the 45-song Very Best of Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 offers a more comprehensive, yet potentially daunting overview). Typical of the band's original albums,  includes a mix of Brazilian material and '60s pop hits. Also on display is ' winning blend of bossa nova rhythms and lounge-a-go-go elements (churning organ riffs and rock basslines), complimented by a variety of percussion, airy vocal harmonies, and his own jazz-informed keyboard contributions and horn charts. Highlights include renditions of the ' "Nowhere Man" and 's "Chelsea Morning," in addition to several Brazilian hits, like 's "Mais Que Nada" and 's "Wave." Other Brazilian luminaries are represented as well, including Edu Lobo, , and , not to mention  himself ("Look Around"). Wrapping up the set are a few Brasil '77 cuts, which spotlight the post-bossa nova sounds of tropicalismo ('s "Pais Tropical" and ' "Promise of a Fisherman"). This is a fine collection; one that shows  wasn't simply another space-age bachelor, but an innovative musician and arranger as well. -AllMusic Review by Stephen Cook Tracklist Mais Que Nada2:37One Note Samba / Spanish Flea(1:44)One Note SambaSpanish FleaBim Bom1:52Look Around2:58(Sittin' On The) Dock Of The Bay3:08Watch What Happens2:44With A Little Help From My Friends2:33Look Of Love2:42Norwegian Wood3:53Wave2:20After Midnight4:36Chelsea Morning2:56Fool On The Hill3:15For What It's Worth3:36Day Tripper3:09Crystal Illusions (Memorias De Marta Sare)7:50Pais Tropical2:42Ye-Me-Le2:37Laia Ladaia (Reza)3:13Promise Of A Fisherman3:29After Sunrise3:28