I don’t recall any of the Nagel Heyer CDs that I was serviced with or purchased being public domain, they were new recordings, although they repackaged and reissued some of them under new titles. I think they also created some compilations of different sessions. Look over the label listing at Discogs. I think the founder’s son ceased new recordings a few years after the founder died.

Very interesting piece, thanks for alerting us to it!

I used to be pretty blase about this album. Team ups in general don’t usually impress me much, and early on in my exploration of Jobim and first exposure to Regina. . .I just was not impressed. That has changed over time. I recently found an affordable copy of this sealed Japanese cd and am revisiting the session. Really enjoying it tonight! The system is really making this edition shine.