| Title | Authors | Interpreted by | Comments |
 A queda | Tom Jobim | orquestra / orchestra | From the original sound track for the movie "Garota de Ipanema" (The Girl from Ipanema), directed by Leon Hirszman, released in 1967. |
| Aguas de março | Tom Jobim | Tom Jobim | This is the very first recording of Aguas de Março (Waters of March), featuring the composer himself. It was recorded for the collection "Pocket Record" (Disco de Bolso), an insert of the Rio de Janeiro weekly magazine "O Pasquim". Released on May, 1972, the 33 rpm vinyl compact record also contains, on the opposite side, the first appearance of Brazilian composer and singer João Bosco, in his song "Agnus Sei".
Jobim doesn't play any instrument in Aguas de Março, and the little difficulties he faced to sing the complicated lyrics in a fast tempo, instead of bothering the listener, contribute with a special charm to the importance of this historic première. |
| Amor em paz | Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes | Vinicius de Moraes / Tom Jobim | An incredible recording: Vinicius de Moraes sings, and the guitar backing is probably performed by Tom Jobim. When the theme starts again, Jobim sings in duet with Vinicius. Later, Jobim sings some inner voices. Probably recorded from the weekly show "O Bom Tom", on Tupi Paulista TV, in Sao Paulo, in the early sixties. |
| Amor sem adeus | Tom Jobim / Luiz Bonfá | Sylvia Telles / Calvin Jackson / Al McKibbon | Producer Aloysio de Oliveira planned the album "Sylvia Telles USA". Recording took place at Valentine Sound Studios, Studio City, California, USA. In this track, Sylvia is backed by Calvin Jackson on the piano and Al McKibbon on bass. Label: Philips. There is a CD version of the original recording, although it may not be easy to find. |
| Bonita | Tom Jobim / Gene Lees / Ray Gilbert | Frank Sinatra / Antonio Carlos Jobim | The songs Sabiá and Bonita, which Frank Sinatra recorded with Tom Jobim, didn't make their way to the "official" releases. But they have been included in the limited edition of the LP Sinatra-Jobim Sessions. |
| Chega de saudade | Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes | João Gilberto | Voice and guitar. Recorded around 1965/1966. |
| Derradeira primavera | Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes | Banda de coreto / Brass band | This excerpt of the song "Derradeira Primavera" was taken from the sound track for the movie "Porto das Caixas". It is charmingly played by an old brass band typical of Brazilian small inland villages. |
| Desafinado | Tom Jobim / Newton Mendonça | João Gilberto | Voice and guitar. Recorded around 1965/1966. |
| Discussão | Tom Jobim / Newton Mendonça | João Gilberto | Voice and guitar. Recorded around 1965/1966. |
| Domingo azul do mar | Tom Jobim / Newton Mendonça | Ana Lúcia | Brazilian singer Ana Lucia performs a sophisticated and cute interpretation of this almost forgotten song, with a small orchestra arrangement by Oscar Castro Neves. This recording is part of the CD "Ana Lucia canta triste". |
| Domingo sincopado | Tom Jobim / Luiz Bonfá | Ed Lincoln / Luiz Bonfá | Recorded in 1956. |
| Dúvida | Luiz Bonfá | Luiz Bonfá / Tom Jobim | This old waltz was composed by Luiz Bonfá only. In this recording, Tom Jobim plays the piano in a duet with Bonfá's guitar. |
| Estrada do sol | Tom Jobim / Dolores Duran | Sylvia Telles / Barney Kessel | Producer Aloysio de Oliveira planned the album "Sylvia Telles USA". Recording took place at Valentine Sound Studios, Studio City, California, USA. In this track, Sylvia is backed by Barney Kessel on the guitar. Label: Philips. There is a CD version of the original recording, although it may not be easy to find. |
| Eu preciso de você | Tom Jobim / Aloysio de Oliveira | Tom Jobim | Tom Jobim plays the piano and sings the second part of the lyrics, with orchestra backing. Possibly recorded from the TV series "O Bom Tom", aired by TV Tupi Paulista, S. Paulo, between 1965 and 1966. In this weekly show, Jobim used to sing, talk a little, and also played with several guest artists. |
| Eu te amo | Tom Jobim / Chico Buarque | Chico Buarque | Composer Chico Buarque recorded this excerpt of the song 'Eu te amo' during an exclusive interview to Clube do Tom, in November, 1996. |
| Eu te amo | Tom Jobim / Chico Buarque | Chico Buarque / Tom Jobim | Chico Buarque and Telma Costa sing "Eu te amo", with Tom Jobim on the piano. Recorded from the TV show "Bar Academia", on Dec 15, 1983. |
| Gabriela | Tom Jobim | Paulo Bellinati | Special recording for Clube do Tom, by Brazilian guitarist Paulo Bellinati, in 1999. |
| Linguagem do amor | Tom Jobim | Tom Jobim / Paula Morelenbaum | This delicate piece was created for a TV commercial. |
| Meditação | Tom Jobim / Newton Mendonça | Tom Jobim / Joao Gilberto | A rare recording: Tom Jobim starts singing the intro and the first verses, and later on João Gilberto takes over on "Quem chorou, chorou...". They both sing over a playback arranged by Jobim, for Gilberto's album. Probably recorded from the weekly show "O Bom Tom", on Tupi Paulista TV, in Sao Paulo, in the early sixties. |
| Na batucada da vida | Ary Barroso | Tom Jobim | Among the works by the Brazilian composer Ary Barroso, this was doubtless one of Jobim's favorites. Recorded from the TV show "Bar Academia", on Dec 15, 1983. |
| O Barbinha Branca | Tom Jobim / Luiz Bonfá | Luiz Bonfá / Quindio Teixeira | This recording from 1955 features Luiz Bonfá on guitar and Quindio Teixeira on the sax.
The Brazilian journalist Tarik de Souza wrote that Bonfá was very careful and diplomatic when asked about the almost complete use of this composition in João Gilberto's "Um abraço no Bonfá":
"João himself would be best suited to talk about that", said Bonfá. "At that time, a lot of composers used to make citations like these. Even I wrote 'Um abraço no Getz'".
You can listen to the full recording on the CD "Luiz Bonfá e as raízes da Bossa", Enciclopédia Musical Brasileira, Warner, 2000. |
| Perdido nos teus olhos | Tom Jobim / Newton Mendonça | Luiz Roberto Oliveira | Specially recorded for Clube do Tom on December 9, 1998. |
| Por toda a minha vida | Tom Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes | Tom Jobim | Tom Jobim sings and plays the piano. Recorded from the TV series "O Bom Tom", aired on TV Tupi Paulista, S. Paulo, between 1965 and 1966. In this weekly show, Jobim used to sing, talk a little, and also played with several guest artists. |
| Sabiá | Tom Jobim / Chico Buarque / Norman Gimbel | Frank Sinatra / Antonio Carlos Jobim | The songs Sabiá and Bonita, which Frank Sinatra recorded with Tom Jobim, didn't make their way to the "official" releases. But they have been included in the limited edition of the LP Sinatra-Jobim Sessions. |
| Samba de uma nota só | Tom Jobim / Newton Mendonça | João Gilberto | Voice and guitar. Recorded around 1965/1966. |
| Serenata do Adeus | Vinicius de Moraes | Tom Jobim | Tom Jobim sings and plays the piano. Recorded from the TV series "O Bom Tom", aired on TV Tupi Paulista, S. Paulo, between 1965 and 1966. In this weekly show, Jobim used to sing, talk a little, and also played with several guest artists. |
| Tema da desilusão (Garota de Ipanema) | Tom Jobim | orquestra / orchestra | From the original sound track for the movie "Garota de Ipanema" (TheGirl from Ipanema), directed by Leon Hirszman, released in 1967. |
| Tema de abertura (Garota de Ipanema) | Tom Jobim | orquestra / orchestra | From the original sound track for the movie "Garota de Ipanema" (TheGirl from Ipanema), directed by Leon Hirszman, released in 1967. |
