Diana Krall: I've Got You Under My Skin

When the 1960s bossa nova craze finally expired, some of usweary of off-key, ungrammatical Ipanema girls who "looked straight ahead not at he"breathed a sigh of relief. We figured bossa nova was a passing fad, not a lasting form. Little did we know. Diana Krall, unborn during the tall and tan and young and lovely summer of '64 when Getz & Gilberto's The Girl From Ipanema lolled in the Top 10, gives such a literate reading of Cole Porter's timeless love song as to justify Paul Desmond's witty prediction of Bossa Antiguano longer nova, but still glowing.