[Machine Translation] To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the original release of the much-loved Japanese classic "Gotz/Gilberto", a deluxe edition has finally been released. This deluxe edition includes the stereo tracks newly remastered with precise panning (Astrud Gilberto's left channel), as well as the mono tracks on CD for the first time! Also included is the rare US single version of the US hit single "The Girl From Ipanema" and its B-side "Corcovado" (recorded in mono) as a bonus track! The rare US single version of the B-side "Corcovado" (recorded in mono) is included as a bonus track! In addition, the 28-page booklet features an insightful essay by Marc Myers (who writes a music column for the Wall Street Journal) and rare photos from the album's recording. Originally released in 1964. Produced by Creed Taylor, the head of the Verve label at the time, the album presents a new direction in jazz, pop, and samba, and features Stan Getz on tenor saxophone, Joao Gilberto on guitar and vocals, and Antonio Carlos Jobim, who composed six songs on the album and played the piano. Antonio Carlos Jobim, who composed the six songs on this album and played the piano, became a sensation and subsequently created a worldwide bossa nova boom. Joao Giberto's young wife, Astrud Gilberto, with her charming yet glamorous voice and divine guidance, unexpectedly and unintentionally joined the recording session and recorded the English version of "The Girl From Ipanema Astrud Gilberto has become synonymous with bossa nova. The Brazilian rhythm section is backed by Sebastiao Neto (bass) and Milton Banana (drums).