Elis & Tom is a collaborative album by Brazilian singers Antônio Carlos Jobim and Elis Regina, released on August 1974, by PolyGram. The album is the meeting of two of the biggest names in Brazilian popular music and features arrangements by César Camargo Mariano, pianist and then husband of Elis, who innovated using electric instruments in bossa nova. In a restrained and smooth way, she interprets several classics of the genre, such as "Águas de Março" (which became the album's biggest hit), "Corcovado", "Inútil Landscape", sometimes in a duet with Jobim, which in other moments only accompanies her on guitar Read more on Last.fm.
