【 Encanto 】 Album Produced by will.i.am & Sergio Mendes
1. The Look of Love feat. Fergie (Burt Bacharach / Hal David) Produced by will.i.am
2. Funky Bahia feat. will.i.am & Siedah Garrett (Carlinhos Brown / will.i.am) Produced by will.i.am
3. Waters of March feat. Ledisi (Antonio Carlos Jobim) Produced by Sergio Mendes
4. Odo-Ya feat. Carlinhos Brown (Carlinhos Brown) Produced by Sergio Mendes
5. Somewhere in the Hills ( o morro nao tem vez ) feat. Natalie Cole (Jobim / de Moraes / Gilbert) Produced by Sergio Mendes
6. Lugar Comum feat. DREAMS COME TRUE (João Donato / Gilberto Gil / Additional Japanese lyrics: Miwa Yoshida / Japanese translation of the original lyrics: Mana Kuniyasu) Produced by Sergio Mendes
7. Dreamer feat. Lani Hall & Herb Alpert (A.C. Jobim / G. Lees) Produced by Sergio Mendes
8. Morning in Rio (Toninho Horta) Produced by Sergio Mendes
9. E Vamos La (...Let's Go) (Joao Donato / Joyce) Produced by Sergio Mendes
10. Catavento (Catavento e Girassol)feat. Gracinha Leporace (Ginga / Aldyr Blanc) Produced by Sergio Mendes
11. Acode feat. Vanessa Da Mata (Vanessa da Mata / Sergio Mendes) Produced by Sergio Mendes & will.i.am
12. Agua de Beber feat. will.i.am (Antonio Carlos Jobim) Produced by will.i.am & Sergio Mendes
13. Waters of March (Les Eaux de Mars) feat. Zap Mama (A.C. Jobim / G. Mustaqui) Produced by Sergio Mendes
14. Y Vamos Ya (...Let's Go) feat. Juanes (Joao Donato / Joyce) Produced by Sergio Mendes
【Sergio Mendes Biography】（By Bruce Eder All Music Guide .）
For most of the second half of the '60s, Sergio Mendes was the top-selling Brazilian artist in the United States, charting huge hit singles and LPs that regularly made the Top Five. His records with his group Brasil '66 regularly straddled the domestic pop and international markets in America, getting played heavily on AM radio stations, both rock and easy listening, and he gave his label, A&M, something to offer light jazz listeners beyond the work of the company's co-founder, Herb Alpert. During this period, he also became an international music star and one of the most popular musicians in South America.
Born the son of a physician in Niteroi, Brazil, Sergio Mendes began studying music at the local conservatory while still a boy, with the intention of becoming a classical pianist. Mendes was living in Rio de Janeiro as the bossa nova craze hit in the mid- to late '50s, and at age 15, he abandoned classical music in favor of bossa nova. Mendes began spending time with other young Brazilian musicians in Rio de Janeiro, absorbing the musical ferment around him in the company of such figures as Antonio Carlos Jobim and João Gilberto. Their company was augmented by the periodic visits of American jazz giants such as Stan Getz, Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Byrd, Paul Winter, Roy Eldridge, and Herbie Mann. Mendes became the leader of his own group, the Sexteto Bossa Rio, and was heard with them by many visiting musicians. He made his first recording, Dance Moderno, in 1961 on the Philips Records label. By 1962, Mendes and his band were playing at Birdland in New York in an impromptu performance with Cannonball Adderley (who was officially on the bill). Mendes and Adderley cut an album together for Capitol Records that was released later that year. .
His early music, represented on albums like Bossa Nova York and Girl from Ipanema, was heavily influenced by Antonio Carlos Jobim, on whose recording Mendes worked. Mendes liked what he had found on his visit to New York and in 1964, he moved to the United States, initially to play on albums with Jobim and Art Farmer, and formed Brasil '65 the following year. The group recorded for Capitol without attracting too much notice at first. In 1966, however, Mendes and his band -- renamed Brasil '66 -- were signed to A&M Records and something seemed to click between the group and its audience.
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