I’ve been working on Jobim’s “Insensatez” and by chance came across a version by Marcin Grochowina (b. 1970), a Polish, classically trained, pianist and composer. He has been teaching piano at the Bern Conservatory (Switzerland) since 2009. He has given concerts as a soloist and chamber musician in several European countries, the USA , Canada and China .
Although classically trained, he is also adept at jazz and improvisation–and he also has a thing for the Fender Rhodes. He has an incredible mastery of the instrument. I had a tough choice picking from the tunes I wanted to share. If you’re interested in the Rhodes at all, you should visit and/or subscribe to his website. He has so many great tunes there. The information is available on the videos. (As an aside, the default electric piano in Logic Pro is a very fine version of the Rhodes.)
On the tunes shared here, he plays a Rhodes Mark One 1975. I got that instrument as a gift when I graduated from the university. Had to sell it when I moved to Argentina. Enjoy! 
