Marcos Valle from the album Braziliance! Marcos Valle and His Music (1967, Warner Music WS 1654) aka Braziliance! A MГєsica de Marcos Valle (1967, Odeon MOFB 379)ДЁ. Quarteto em Cy from the album Pardon My English вЂ“ The Girls from Bahia (1967, Warner Music WS 1658) aka The Girls from Bahia (1967, Warner/Philips WLP 75.002)Д§. Lindolpho Gaya & Eumir Deodato from the album Love, Strings and Jobim вЂ“ The Eloquence of Antonio Carlos Jobim (1966, Warner MusicВ WS 1636) aka Tom Jobim Apresenta (1966, Elenco MEV-10)ДЄrt work forВ Love, Strings and Jobim вЂ“ The Eloquence of Antonio Carlos Jobim by Ed Thrasher.ДЄrtwork for Tom Jobim Apresenta by CГ©sar G.

Agostinho dos Santos from the album Agostinho dos Santos (1966, ElencoВ ME-26)ДЄrtwork for Agostinho dos Santos by Eddie MoynaДҐ. Sylvia Telles from the album The Face I Love (1966, Kapp Records KS-3503) aka It Might As Well Be Spring (1967, ElencoВ MEV-11)ДЄrtwork for It Might As Well Be Spring by CГ©sar G. Rio 65 Trio from the album A Hora e a Vez da M.P.M. Marcos Valle from the album O Compositor e O Cantor (1965, OdeonВ MOFB 3413)ДЄrtwork for O Compositor e O Canto r by Moaycr Rocha with photograph by MafraДў. The Face I Love - Astrud Gilberto (1967)ДЎ.The Face I Love - Quarteto em Cy (1967).Seu Encanto - Lindolfo Gaya & Eumir Deodato (1966).Seu Encanto - Agostinho dos Santos (1966).In contrast to acts like Astrud Gilberto and Lindolpho Gaya who recorded their versions to the US Market, Los Angeles born pop singer Jack Jones changed the track list on the Brazilian issue of his 1967 US album Lady to include his recording of The Face I Love that was originally released the previous year on Jack Jones Sings. Then in 1968 as a duet with his wife at the time, Anamaria Valle, on the US release Samba вЂ™68, again arranged by Eumir Deodato and co-produced by Ray Gilbert.ДЄlthough not one of ValleвЂ™s biggest hits, Seu Encanto became quite popular in its Englisch version on records produced for the US market as did several other of his compositions. First in 1967 as an instrumental on Braziliance!, the album that marked ValleвЂ™s debut in the US although it was recorded in Brazil with an all-brazilian cast including Wilson Das Neves, Ed Maciel, Raul de Souza, ZГ© Bodega and Paulo Moura produced by Aloysio de Oliveira and Ray Gilbert who also provided the English lyrics. The original version of Seu Encanto with its spring-like atmosphere, orchestrated by Eumir Deodato and directed by Lyrio de Panicali, was re-recorded twice by Valle. Seu Encanto was introduced 1965 by Marcos Valle on his second album O Compositor e O Cantor, the album that also introduced Samba de VerГЈo aka Summer Samba which became ValleвЂ™s biggest hit when recorded by organist Walter Wanderley.

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