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Kinda’ Latin
Pop · 1966 · 12 tracks · 36m

Kinda’ Latin

Cliff Richard

A breezy mid-sixties detour into bossa nova and samba. Polished, rhythmic, and soaked in the gentle warmth of a Mediterranean afternoon.

1966 · Capitol Records

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A sun-drenched, carefree elegance that feels like a permanent summer holiday.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks · 36m
01
Blame It on the Bossa Nova
3:04
02
Blowin’ in the Wind
3:56
03
Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars
3:34
04
Eso Beso
3:34
05
The Girl From Ipanema
2:46
06
One Note Samba
2:58
07
Fly Me to the Moon (in Other Words)
2:55
08
Our Day Will Come
2:52
09
Quando, Quando, Quando
2:17
10
Come Closer to Me
2:52
11
Meditation
3:11
12
Concrete and Clay
2:36
Moments Worth Listening For
The delicate nylon guitar introduction on Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars that sets a hushed, intimate tone.
The transition into a more rhythmic, upbeat swing during the chorus of Quando, Quando, Quando.
Cliff’s unexpectedly soft, breathy vocal delivery on the opening lines of The Girl From Ipanema.
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How does Kinda’ Latin sound next to the rest of Cliff Richard's catalogue?

Percussion+4.0σ

The instrumentation foregrounds percussion far more than the catalogue usually does.

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