There are 5 dislikes of this tune? How is that possible? How could anyone not love everything about this song, the concept, the melody, the chord progression, the singers, the arrangement, the lyrics....? I'm blown away that anyone could dislike almost anything bossa nova, but this tune? It's a classic. It will be around forever -- fortunately, long after the 5 individuals who actually gave it a thumbs down.
Fersomling The melody and the chord progression stand on their own, aside from whether the message is romantic or otherwise. And you could just easily say the message was about biology. I stand by my charge. Anyone who doesn't get this song needs to expand his mind -- and in a lot of directions.
J Lacey I know absolutely nothing about the mathematics of music, nor can I read it, but I know what I like, and I dig this song. I've been listening to Sergio Mendes&Brasil '66 since I was 12 years old in 1968. Lani Hall's voice always gave me aural pleasure, as well as her harmonies with, was it Janice Hansen?
This song is just JOY. It fills your heart. You can picture the song, and when listened to with closed eyes it takes you on a journey. I haven't heard this for years, and so glad I did tonight. Perfection
A wonderful period in my life; I was 17yrs old when this came out. the arrangement, lyrics, vocals, instruments, are beautiful. the 70's jazz-fusion period will never be repeated. Now in my 50's I think about when I was 17 and with everything ahead of me. Love-it! Love-it!
I was 14. Sergio,Astrud Gilberto, Stan Getz! All of it in my home! My father a Guitar musician, sessions musician, family entertainer... My world expansion of music and then some!
Saw this performed by presumably these same singers on record at Cleveland's Front Row Theatre fall of '74. It was the showstopper, unspeakably beautiful, even more so than their hits. The way the two vocalists played off each other was mesmerizing. It's the mud, it's the mud!
I agree! I saw them around the same time at the Oglebay Outdoor Amphitheatre on a beautiful summer night. This song blew me away. I loved the interplay with the vocalists too.
The melody, the harmony, the subtle sweetness of Sergio and his band's almost timeless Bossa Nova style have made this a go to feel good song for years.
Can't get enough of Sergio Mendes' music. Grew up with his music. Was fortunate enough to see a live show at the Curacao North Sea Jazz. Brazilian Jazz, love it!
A stick, a stone, it's the end of the road It's the rest of a stump, it's a little alone It's a sliver of glass, it is life, it's the sun It is night, it is death, it's a trap, it's a gun The oak when it blooms, a fox in the brush The knot in the wood, the song of a thrush The wood of the wind, a cliff, a fall A scratch, a lump, it is nothing at all It's the wind blowing free, it's the end of the slope It's a beam, it's a void, it's a hunch, it's a hope And the river bank talks of the waters of March It's the end of the strain, It's the joy in your heart The foot, the ground, the flesh and the bone The beat of the road, a slingshot's stone A truckload of bricks in the soft morning light A shot of a gun in the dead of the night A mile, a must, a thrust, a bump, It's a girl, it's a rhyme, it's a cold, it's the mumps . The plan of the house, the body in bed And the car that got stuck, it's the mud, it's the mud A float, a drift, a flight, a wing A hawk, a quail, oh, the promise of spring And the river bank talks of the waters of March It's the promise of life, it's the joy in your heart (repeat) A point, a grain, a bee, a bite A blink, a buzzard, a sudden stroke of night A pin, a needle, a sting, a pain A snail, a riddle, a wasp, a stain A snake, a stick, it is John, it is Joe A fish, a flash, a silvery glow The bed of the well, the end of the line The dismay on the face, it's a loss, it's a find A spear, a spike, a point, a nail A drip, drip, drip, drop, the end of the day And the river bank talks of the waters of March It's the promise of life in your heart, in your heart (repeat) ,the end of the road,a little alone A sliver of glass, a life, the sun A knife, a death, the end of the run And the river bank talks of the waters of March It's the promise of life, it's the joy in your heart And the river bank talks of the waters of March It's the promise of life, it's the joy in your heart The waters of March, And the river bank talks of the waters of March It's the promise of life, it's the joy in your heart The waters of March ; 7 D
Love listening to this song, looking out in the window in the early morning sipping a cup of hot drink and a warm fluffy cat curling up in your lap. 😊 And no, I'm no country granma or anything like that, i'm just a guy who can chill if i feel like it without dramas 😄
Grew up with this version of this song, then one I got into jazz, found out all these other versions. It's a great song, beautiful and catchy, thoughtful and fun. No wonder people have covered it to death, lol.
This song was always on the periphery for me (neither great nor terrible). Then I heard this version and I was entranced. I found the lyrics online and the song came fully alive for me. A light came on. Now I love this song. Yes, it's love. Coincidentally I am reading "House and the Universe" from Gaston Bachelard.
Jobim was a master in writing simple lyrics to his songs. This song is very visual. My favorite stanza is near the end. "A pass in the mountains, a horse and a mule, In the distance the shelves rode three shadows of blue" It's like you are in the mountains overlooking Rio watching a glorious sunset. Just magnificent! There is a stanza that was left out of Sergio's rendition. It comes before "A pass in the mountains" "A pin. A needle. A sting. A pain. A snail. A riddle. A wasp. A stain." Jobim left us much too soon. Ever hear the CD "Sinatra Sings Jobim" with arrangements by Jobim? Simply Awesome.. -Panther
If you are amazed about the English lyrics, you would be crazy about the original Portuguese lyrics of Águas de Março. I do not want to be rude or unpolite, but English language never could have verses such as "É peroba do campo. É o nó da madeira. Caingá, candeia, é a Matinta Pereira". In my humble opinion, these last verses are the cup of tea of the whole lyrics and are completely untranslated from Brazilian Portuguese into English. Or even particles such as "tombo da ribanceira", "caco de vidro", "resto de toco", "festa da cumeeira", "madeira de vento", "conversa à ribeira das Águas de Março", "pedra de atiradeira", "é o fim da picada", "estilhaço na estrada". All these are typical Brazilian scenes and imagery which only Brazilian Portuguese can express in its full meaning and beauty.
A stick, a stone, It's the end of the road, It's the rest of a stump, It's a little alone It's a sliver of glass, It is life, it's the sun, It is night, it is death, It's a trap, it's a gun The oak when it blooms, A fox in the brush, A knot in the wood, The song of a thrush The wood of the wind, A cliff, a fall, A scratch, a lump, It is nothing at all It's the wind blowing free, It's the end of the slope, It's a beam, it's a void, It's a hunch, it's a hope And the river bank talks of the waters of March, It's the end of the strain, The joy in your heart The foot, the ground, The flesh and the bone, The beat of the road, A slingshot's stone A fish, a flash, A silvery glow, A fight, a bet, The range of a bow The bed of the well, The end of the line, The dismay in the face, It's a loss, it's a find A spear, a spike, A point, a nail, A drip, a drop, The end of the tale A truckload of bricks in the soft morning light, The shot of a gun in the dead of the night A mile, a must, A thrust, a bump, It's a girl, it's a rhyme, It's a cold, it's the mumps The plan of the house, The body in bed, And the car that got stuck, It's the mud, it's the mud Afloat, adrift, A flight, a wing, A hawk, a quail, The promise of spring And the riverbank talks of the waters of March, It's the promise of life It's the joy in your heart A stick, a stone, It's the end of the road It's the rest of a stump, It's a little alone A snake, a stick, It is John, it is Joe, It's a thorn in your hand and a cut in your toe A point, a grain, A bee, a bite, A blink, a buzzard, A sudden stroke of night A pin, a needle, A sting, a pain, A snail, a riddle, A wasp, a stain A pass in the mountains, A horse and a mule, In the distance the shelves rode three shadows of blue And the riverbank talks of the waters of March, It's the promise of life in your heart, in your heart A stick, a stone, The end of the road, The rest of a stump, A lonesome road A sliver of glass, A life, the sun, A knife, a death, The end of the run And the riverbank talks of the waters of March, It's the end of all strain, It's the joy in your heart
Jason, you answered the hearts of so many posting that. But then you obviously knew and deeply felt what you were doing. There's only one way to say "Thanks," no matter how deeply heartfelt. But here it is. =)
I think there might be a correction to the lyrics due, not sure, because at 74 my hearing isn't the best anymore. Toward the end I believe the line should be "A horse in the moon." If that's right, it's one of the more incredible lines. I was blown away to learn Jobim wrote both the the Brazilian and English lyric. That's really special.
+Brian -- Yes, I agree. The song moves propulsively through those gorgeous lyrics. The whole universe coming to life at all possible scales. Look for Gaston Bachelard's book "The Poetics of Space" -- the chapter titled "House and Universe."
My Mother is Cuban American and loved Cuban and Bazilian artist... As child, my Mother would play Sergio Mendes and Brazil 66. Also, Carlos Jobim, Willy Chirino, Ibrahim Ferrer, Vinicius de Moraes, Joao Gilberto, Celia Cruz; to name a few. Some were censored and some where not... Sweet, Wonderful, Gorgeous Music... Yes, I like old, corney stuff... Love it!!!!
Soy guatemalteca, pero al escuchar a Sergio Mendes, siento que su música me dice lo que me encantaría ser brasileña...! Tal vez es una manera de expresar lo que me encanta su música. Gracias por compartir estos videos.
I was eleven years old when I heard this album for the first time and ever since, I been in love with Brazilian music and the sound of Sergio, great vocals and great percussionists always.
+iliveibreathe Elis Regina would always be the best. I just came across with Aguas De Marcos- Cover song sang by Larissa Viana and worth listening too. I'm not soliciting here but merely but plainly sharing good music. Please check it out. :-)
Something amazing about this song is that it is basically about nothing, but it sounds so meaningful. Between the delivery and arrangement, it perfectly captures a feeling of joy that most other songs could only dream of fixing up.
Does anyone feel like.. he or she needs to dance when listening to this song?,... Everybody says it is lovely or gorgeous,.. why not you folks say that you cannot refrain dancing with it?,. ...........or maybe it`s only me ?
It's the promise of life, it's the joy in your heart - such true words! This song always makes me feel good. First heard it way back in '75 and still hooked on it!
Lovely, dazzling. I always especially look forward to about 2:48… “A pass in the MOUNTAINS A horse and a mule In the distance the shelves Rode three shadows of blue”
I heard this song for the first time 4 years ago. I heard the DJ Spinner mix and was blown away. I couldn't locate that mix tonight and found a non remixed version of the song with Ledisi. It was by chance I clicked on this, having found the non remixed version to my liking. It seems every version I find is better than the last.
What a brilliant piece of music and song! And so easily likeable too.... This is definitely my favourite version. Though I love the one by Elis Regina as well :)
Elis' version is stunning as well. 'Has a different vibe in this Mendes version which I attribute a lot to Lani Hall's vocals. Both have a different purity, for lack of a better expression, but maybe it's the mud, it's the mud... lol
In the southern hemisphere March is the beginning of Fall. The intense sunlight, the brutal heat and humidity of summer is ending. It's a celebration just to be walking outside and enjoying the the things around you!
Thank you for this very beautiful communication. For some reason your wanting to share this with us Northerners moved me greatly. I may perform this sometime and I am going to introduce it with your comment and credit you for it.
A stick, a stone, the end of the road The rest of a stump, a lonesome road A sliver of glass, a life, the Sun A knife, a death, the end of the run And the river bank talks of the waters of march It's the end of all strain, it's the joy in your heart........
Nossa!! Sua vida deve ser horrível.. procure enxergar o lado bom da vida, das coisas e dos lugares que te cercam. Do jeito que é hoje, até a terra encantada do Teletubbies não vai te fazer feliz!!
I like of that song and that composed by the Brazilian Bossa Nova Legend Writers Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius de Moraes & Norman Gimbel! 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👍👍👍👍👍👍
This cover of 'Waters of March', is the the first that I've listened to. So, that all the wonderfully gifted musicians who followed to cover this song; I was obligated to listen. Because, Sergio Mendes...
I could'nt just listen to this beautiful music and I had to let out on how I remember this song, it was my brother's favorite band Brasil 77, when there's a new album out in the market, he would surely buy it, in my chidhood days we would cover our ears so that won't hear the music blaring in our house, God, how I wish I go back in time listening to it together with my brother, he's gone now and reminiscing is the only thing keeps his memories alive in me.
This is the first version that I'd ever heard of this song and even through the years I have heard so many of them this is my favorite, thanks for posting!!
RIP Sergio, thanks for the music
There are 5 dislikes of this tune? How is that possible? How could anyone not love everything about this song, the concept, the melody, the chord progression, the singers, the arrangement, the lyrics....? I'm blown away that anyone could dislike almost anything bossa nova, but this tune? It's a classic. It will be around forever -- fortunately, long after the 5 individuals who actually gave it a thumbs down.
some people either do not know nor understand what a good song is....
J Lacey Not everybody's a romantic, thus, the dislikes.
Fersomling The melody and the chord progression stand on their own, aside from whether the message is romantic or otherwise. And you could just easily say the message was about biology. I stand by my charge. Anyone who doesn't get this song needs to expand his mind -- and in a lot of directions.
J Lacey
I know absolutely nothing about the mathematics of music, nor can I read it, but I know what I like, and I dig this song.
I've been listening to Sergio Mendes&Brasil '66 since I was 12 years old in 1968.
Lani Hall's voice always gave me aural pleasure, as well as her harmonies with, was it Janice Hansen?
J Lacey Just be thankful that you are not one of them !
This song is just JOY. It fills your heart. You can picture the song, and when listened to with closed eyes it takes you on a journey. I haven't heard this for years, and so glad I did tonight. Perfection
A wonderful period in my life; I was 17yrs old when this came out. the arrangement, lyrics, vocals, instruments, are beautiful. the 70's jazz-fusion period will never be repeated. Now in my 50's I think about when I was 17 and with everything ahead of me. Love-it! Love-it!
I was 14.
Sergio,Astrud Gilberto, Stan Getz! All of it in my home!
My father a Guitar musician, sessions musician, family entertainer...
My world expansion of music and then some!
I hope the past decade has treated you well since making this comment.
RIP Sergio Mendes. Play this song in his loving memory.
Listening to it right now.
Rest in peace. Thank you for your art!
This song is one the most iconics by Sergio Mendes a sound our generation thank you for you talent.
A brilliant tune, beautiful arrangement; lovely timbre of the singers…. I keep coming back to this..
Saw this performed by presumably these same singers on record at Cleveland's Front Row Theatre fall of '74. It was the showstopper, unspeakably beautiful, even more so than their hits. The way the two vocalists played off each other was mesmerizing. It's the mud, it's the mud!
How absolutely incredible who were the singers
I agree! I saw them around the same time at the Oglebay Outdoor Amphitheatre on a beautiful summer night. This song blew me away. I loved the interplay with the vocalists too.
i swear i love this song soooo smooth
The melody, the harmony, the subtle sweetness of Sergio and his band's almost timeless Bossa Nova style have made this a go to feel good song for years.
One ofnmy fav song of sergio mendes ..i also sing this song on my gigs every night ...timeless peace of sergio mendes
RIP Sergio :(
RIP Sergio Mendes
My amazing Mother would play this, takes me back. She is gone and this makes me smile, thank you for loading!
~ Michelle, You are a gorgeous woman. sjf
Michelle Seeley Your mum had a great taste in music👍🏼😊
You had a super cool mom. My son loves this one too.
Thank you everyone
Mine too. I'm blessed to still enjoy this with her💞
I was blown away hearing this for the first time today on 90.5 WICN while driving home from work. What a beautiful picture this song paints!!
My fav waters of march interpretation.periodt Pooh.💯🤗💜
Can't get enough of Sergio Mendes' music. Grew up with his music. Was fortunate enough to see a live show at the Curacao North Sea Jazz. Brazilian Jazz, love it!
One of my favorites! So much joy it brings tears to my eyes!!!
I hope the past decade has treated you well since making this comment.
@@Reapous thank you and I hope it's been good for you as well. ❤️
A stick, a stone, it's the end of the road
It's the rest of a stump, it's a little alone
It's a sliver of glass, it is life, it's the sun
It is night, it is death, it's a trap, it's a gun
The oak when it blooms, a fox in the brush
The knot in the wood, the song of a thrush
The wood of the wind, a cliff, a fall
A scratch, a lump, it is nothing at all
It's the wind blowing free, it's the end of the slope
It's a beam, it's a void, it's a hunch, it's a hope
And the river bank talks of the waters of March
It's the end of the strain, It's the joy in your heart
The foot, the ground, the flesh and the bone
The beat of the road, a slingshot's stone
A truckload of bricks in the soft morning light
A shot of a gun in the dead of the night
A mile, a must, a thrust, a bump,
It's a girl, it's a rhyme, it's a cold, it's the mumps
.
The plan of the house, the body in bed
And the car that got stuck, it's the mud, it's the mud
A float, a drift, a flight, a wing
A hawk, a quail, oh, the promise of spring
And the river bank talks of the waters of March
It's the promise of life, it's the joy in your heart (repeat)
A point, a grain, a bee, a bite
A blink, a buzzard, a sudden stroke of night
A pin, a needle, a sting, a pain
A snail, a riddle, a wasp, a stain
A snake, a stick, it is John, it is Joe
A fish, a flash, a silvery glow
The bed of the well, the end of the line
The dismay on the face, it's a loss, it's a find
A spear, a spike, a point, a nail
A drip, drip, drip, drop, the end of the day
And the river bank talks of the waters of March
It's the promise of life in your heart, in your heart (repeat)
,the end of the road,a little alone
A sliver of glass, a life, the sun
A knife, a death, the end of the run
And the river bank talks of the waters of March
It's the promise of life, it's the joy in your heart
And the river bank talks of the waters of March
It's the promise of life, it's the joy in your heart
The waters of March,
And the river bank talks of the waters of March
It's the promise of life, it's the joy in your heart
The waters of March
; 7 D
that's a mouthful !! tricky, thanks for this, ;~}
siemon j. franken Thank you👍🏼
Thanks for the lyrics friend
Best English rendition of this classic song
Regina and Jobims version the best one in Portuguese.
Rest in Peace. Thank you for sharing your genius.
Love listening to this song, looking out in the window in the early morning sipping a cup of hot drink and a warm fluffy cat curling up in your lap. 😊 And no, I'm no country granma or anything like that, i'm just a guy who can chill if i feel like it without dramas 😄
You are so correct. This song will always be an eternal Masterpiece ❤❤❤
God, I love this song!
Grew up with this version of this song, then one I got into jazz, found out all these other versions. It's a great song, beautiful and catchy, thoughtful and fun. No wonder people have covered it to death, lol.
The greatest masterpiece of Jobim.
This song was always on the periphery for me (neither great nor terrible). Then I heard this version and I was entranced. I found the lyrics online and the song came fully alive for me. A light came on. Now I love this song. Yes, it's love. Coincidentally I am reading "House and the Universe" from Gaston Bachelard.
I'm 🎧 to
In 2021 and I still love the song
Jobim was a master in writing simple lyrics to his songs. This song is very visual.
My favorite stanza is near the end.
"A pass in the mountains, a horse and a mule,
In the distance the shelves rode three shadows of blue"
It's like you are in the mountains overlooking Rio watching a glorious sunset.
Just magnificent!
There is a stanza that was left out of Sergio's rendition. It comes before "A pass in the mountains"
"A pin. A needle. A sting. A pain. A snail. A riddle. A wasp. A stain."
Jobim left us much too soon.
Ever hear the CD "Sinatra Sings Jobim" with arrangements by Jobim?
Simply Awesome..
-Panther
Gotta hear that TY!
excellent sinatra jobim album. one of sinatra's best work.
If you are amazed about the English lyrics, you would be crazy about the original Portuguese lyrics of Águas de Março. I do not want to be rude or unpolite, but English language never could have verses such as "É peroba do campo. É o nó da madeira. Caingá, candeia, é a Matinta Pereira". In my humble opinion, these last verses are the cup of tea of the whole lyrics and are completely untranslated from Brazilian Portuguese into English. Or even particles such as "tombo da ribanceira", "caco de vidro", "resto de toco", "festa da cumeeira", "madeira de vento", "conversa à ribeira das Águas de Março", "pedra de atiradeira", "é o fim da picada", "estilhaço na estrada". All these are typical Brazilian scenes and imagery which only Brazilian Portuguese can express in its full meaning and beauty.
A stick, a stone,
It's the end of the road,
It's the rest of a stump,
It's a little alone
It's a sliver of glass,
It is life, it's the sun,
It is night, it is death,
It's a trap, it's a gun
The oak when it blooms,
A fox in the brush,
A knot in the wood,
The song of a thrush
The wood of the wind,
A cliff, a fall,
A scratch, a lump,
It is nothing at all
It's the wind blowing free,
It's the end of the slope,
It's a beam, it's a void,
It's a hunch, it's a hope
And the river bank talks
of the waters of March,
It's the end of the strain,
The joy in your heart
The foot, the ground,
The flesh and the bone,
The beat of the road,
A slingshot's stone
A fish, a flash,
A silvery glow,
A fight, a bet,
The range of a bow
The bed of the well,
The end of the line,
The dismay in the face,
It's a loss, it's a find
A spear, a spike,
A point, a nail,
A drip, a drop,
The end of the tale
A truckload of bricks
in the soft morning light,
The shot of a gun
in the dead of the night
A mile, a must,
A thrust, a bump,
It's a girl, it's a rhyme,
It's a cold, it's the mumps
The plan of the house,
The body in bed,
And the car that got stuck,
It's the mud, it's the mud
Afloat, adrift,
A flight, a wing,
A hawk, a quail,
The promise of spring
And the riverbank talks
of the waters of March,
It's the promise of life
It's the joy in your heart
A stick, a stone,
It's the end of the road
It's the rest of a stump,
It's a little alone
A snake, a stick,
It is John, it is Joe,
It's a thorn in your hand
and a cut in your toe
A point, a grain,
A bee, a bite,
A blink, a buzzard,
A sudden stroke of night
A pin, a needle,
A sting, a pain,
A snail, a riddle,
A wasp, a stain
A pass in the mountains,
A horse and a mule,
In the distance the shelves
rode three shadows of blue
And the riverbank talks
of the waters of March,
It's the promise of life
in your heart, in your heart
A stick, a stone,
The end of the road,
The rest of a stump,
A lonesome road
A sliver of glass,
A life, the sun,
A knife, a death,
The end of the run
And the riverbank talks
of the waters of March,
It's the end of all strain,
It's the joy in your heart
Jason, you answered the hearts of so many posting that. But then you obviously knew and deeply felt what you were doing. There's only one way to say "Thanks," no matter how deeply heartfelt. But here it is. =)
James Lacey It's a beautiful song....
I think there might be a correction to the lyrics due, not sure, because at 74 my hearing isn't the best anymore. Toward the end I believe the line should be "A horse in the moon." If that's right, it's one of the more incredible lines. I was blown away to learn Jobim wrote both the the Brazilian and English lyric. That's really special.
Jason Ford Thanks for your post! It's my favorite thing to do, read the lyrics as I listen to music on UA-cam.
+Brian -- Yes, I agree. The song moves propulsively through those gorgeous lyrics. The whole universe coming to life at all possible scales. Look for Gaston Bachelard's book "The Poetics of Space" -- the chapter titled "House and Universe."
My Mother is Cuban American and loved Cuban and Bazilian artist... As child, my Mother would play Sergio Mendes and Brazil 66. Also, Carlos Jobim, Willy Chirino, Ibrahim Ferrer, Vinicius de Moraes, Joao Gilberto, Celia Cruz; to name a few. Some were censored and some where not... Sweet, Wonderful, Gorgeous Music... Yes, I like old, corney stuff... Love it!!!!
Soy guatemalteca, pero al escuchar a Sergio Mendes, siento que su música me dice lo que me encantaría ser brasileña...! Tal vez es una manera de expresar lo que me encanta su música. Gracias por compartir estos videos.
I was eleven years old when I heard this album for the first time and ever since, I been in love with Brazilian music and the sound of Sergio, great vocals and great percussionists always.
This was the first version of this song I heard as a child---took me years to find out who sung, and I was glad when I finally found out.
Absolutely gorgeous! One of my favourite versions of this (number one is Elis Regina's, of course!)
+iliveibreathe Elis Regina would always be the best.
I just came across with Aguas De Marcos- Cover song sang by Larissa Viana and worth listening too. I'm not soliciting here but merely but plainly sharing good music. Please check it out.
:-)
I heard that version. It's....okay. Hahaha! Sorry. I'm terribly picky.
+iliveibreathe I would highly stand with your choice.
No need for apology. I understand.
Peace.
:-)
+iliveibreathe hahah sorry picky is like angry?
+Felix A. Vargas A. Hahaha! No, picky means I am very selective with the music I like, sometimes too selective.
i remember my mum playing this and me reading the lyrics at the back of the album . beautiful poetry
Fantastic music,... Thank you Sergio,... I am from Poland,.. and sometimes dream about Brasil,..
I hope the past decade has treated you well since making this comment.
Something amazing about this song is that it is basically about nothing, but it sounds so meaningful. Between the delivery and arrangement, it perfectly captures a feeling of joy that most other songs could only dream of fixing up.
it's not about nothing. it's about everything.
@@ukbloke28You are both correct. Everything came from nothing. And to nothing everything will go.
@@goldenmoonhorizon4086 Neither of your points are true. Stop trying to sound clever.
@@ukbloke28😂😂 Made me laugh
STILL the jam after all of these years.
Timeless ❤❤❤❤
Does anyone feel like.. he or she needs to dance when listening to this song?,... Everybody says it is lovely or gorgeous,.. why not you folks say that you cannot refrain dancing with it?,. ...........or maybe it`s only me ?
A song that is a Joy to listen to, it's the Release of each person's unique
Imagination! That's what makes this song so memorable and a classic!
It's the promise of life, it's the joy in your heart - such true words! This song always makes me feel good. First heard it way back in '75 and still hooked on it!
A whole 12 years ago, wow. I hope time has been kind to you.
I heard it said that Jobim wrote this "stream of consciousness" lyric and it got him out of a writing block…Interesting!
Literally!
It's the promise of Spring.......
It's almost here
Brazil 66 and 77 my foundation in music and my love of jazz and this is the epitome
My favorite version. Makes me feel like I'm walking down a beautiful villa.
Lovely, dazzling. I always especially look forward to about 2:48…
“A pass in the MOUNTAINS
A horse and a mule
In the distance the shelves
Rode three shadows of blue”
Great song with fantastic lyrics!!
What a classic, even my kids love this
Thank you again and always, Maestro, for this favorite version of my favorite song in the world... Memory, love, music eternal... 💖
Just heard this on CBS Sunday morning today.
Wow! Love this song 💙 One of my favorites
I am in HEAVEN.....!!!
Sergio Mendes was a breakfast star in the 70ies! Best music of all! What a fine music! 🎸🎹👍🏼😘
I heard this song for the first time 4 years ago. I heard the DJ Spinner mix and was blown away. I couldn't locate that mix tonight and found a non remixed version of the song with Ledisi. It was by chance I clicked on this, having found the non remixed version to my liking. It seems every version I find is better than the last.
Has anyone seen a vid of a live performance of this song with the original artists? I would so love it.
Wonderful!!! I can sing this all day. This is such a great stimulant for any gloomy day! Such a treat!!! thanks...
What a brilliant piece of music and song! And so easily likeable too....
This is definitely my favourite version. Though I love the one by Elis Regina as well :)
I hope the past decade has treated you well since making this comment.
Fabulous song! Sergio's version is second to none! Jobim is da bomb. What *is* there about this song. Tears come - don't know why :-)
David Edwards This track makes me cry!
I've just spent 3 hours listening different versions of this famous song and this one is the best!!
Elis' version is stunning as well. 'Has a different vibe in this Mendes version which I attribute a lot to Lani Hall's vocals. Both have a different purity, for lack of a better expression, but maybe it's the mud, it's the mud... lol
Love jobim , love Astrid, love Sergio. Especially love Kim ryohin's take seven . Solo acoustic angelic voice . From Korea.
Amazing song ....like an eternally revolving Escher staircase ....genius !
A verdadeira musicalidade brasileira nunca deixará de encantar! 👏
Another truly great Sergio Mendes arrangement.
Perhaps the 20th centuries greatest composer. Love that Jobim!
Who in the hell could 'dislike' this tune?
Antonio Carlos Jobim played guitar on this track.
Bought all Sergio Mendes albums since listening to Pretty World. So many memories and girlfriends swinging through London to Sergio. Just magic.
Sergio Mendes is awesome, Pretty World is a classic
I'm a March baby, so this tune is much appreciated, thanks for sharing . . .
Where are people around my place, who like this music,.. ?,. I would like to make friends with you,... :-) ,...
as i clean out my deceased friends home, here comes this treasure. She is truly talking 2 me. Tks 4 this way old nugget!
In the southern hemisphere March is the beginning of Fall. The intense sunlight, the brutal heat and humidity of summer is ending. It's a celebration just to be walking outside and enjoying the the things around you!
Thank you for this very beautiful communication. For some reason your wanting to share this with us Northerners
moved me greatly. I may perform this sometime and I am going to introduce it with your comment and credit you for it.
LOVE this!!! Takes me back to my college days…definitely a favorite!
Slinky vocals. LOVE THIS!.
I’ve yet to hear a bad rendition of this classic!
A stick, a stone, the end of the road
The rest of a stump, a lonesome road
A sliver of glass, a life, the Sun
A knife, a death, the end of the run
And the river bank talks of the waters of march
It's the end of all strain, it's the joy in your heart........
I love this tune ❤❤❤
Just something fantastic...
For the love of my life !Let's rumba, samba one day my love......
❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉it’s a beautiful song I love it
It is life it is death it is a beautiful version of a lovely song.
Um dos poucos momentos em que sentimos orgulho de sermos brasileiros
Nossa!! Sua vida deve ser horrível.. procure enxergar o lado bom da vida, das coisas e dos lugares que te cercam. Do jeito que é hoje, até a terra encantada do Teletubbies não vai te fazer feliz!!
이곡은 질리지가않아~
마음이 평온해진다 ^^
Awesome been years since I heard it beautiful xx
It is Sunday, I was thinking of GOD....in all love. Leigh Ann
Great song, Great writer! Antonio Carlos Jobim!!!!!!!
Wish I could sing it without looking at the lyrics...lol...one of my favorite songs...thanks to Antonio Carlos Jobim!
Playing it for my daughter as she falls in love
Still loving this song...they dont make music like they did before
Questa versione è bellissima Ascoltata in cuffia poi è magica!❤️
This song brings back happy childhood memories. I love it!
I like of that song and that composed by the Brazilian Bossa Nova Legend Writers Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius de Moraes & Norman Gimbel! 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👍👍👍👍👍👍
I.agree.god.bless.the.music.in.heaven
I remember this song with great pleasure ❤️💃😊🌞🏆😎.
This is very addictive. Thanks for posting.
This cover of 'Waters of March', is the the first that I've listened to. So, that all the wonderfully gifted musicians who followed to cover this song; I was obligated to listen. Because, Sergio Mendes...
Eternally exquisite in every possible way❤
I could'nt just listen to this beautiful music and I had to let out on how I remember this song, it was my brother's favorite band Brasil 77, when there's a new album out in the market, he would surely buy it, in my chidhood days we would cover our ears so that won't hear the music blaring in our house, God, how I wish I go back in time listening to it together with my brother, he's gone now and reminiscing is the only thing keeps his memories alive in me.
BELLA CANCION RECUERDO A MI GRAN AMOR LE GUSTABA MUCHO Y LA BAILABAMOS MUY ROMANTICAMENTE PERO MI GRAN AMOR FALLECIO QEPD
You want this song to never end.
This is the first version that I'd ever heard of this song and even through the years I have heard so many of them this is my favorite, thanks for posting!!
Ayala 90s TV Commercial brought me here
Listening to this reminds of Ayala Malls, offering the best things in life. Oh damn you pandemic!