Bill Evans -Some Other Time -RESONANCE CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Disc 01

01. "You go to my head"

02. "Very early"

03. "What kind of fool am I?"

04. "I'll remember Aprilk"

05. "My funny Valentine"

06. "Baubles, bangles and beads"

07. "Turn out the stars"

08. "It could happen to you"

09. "In a sentimental mood"

10. "These foolish things"

11. "Some other time"

Disc 02

01. "You're gonna hear from me"

02. "Walkin' up"

03. "Baubles, bangles and beads"

04. "It's all right with me (Incomplete)"

05. "What kind of fool am I?"

06. "How about you?"

07. "On Green Dolphin Street"

08. "Wonder why"

09. "Lover man (Oh, where can you be?)"

10. "You're gonna hear from me (Alternate Take)"

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Deluxe 2-cd set and digital edition available april 22, 2016 Never-before-released 1968 studio album by legendary pianist Bill Evans in trio, duo and solo settings with jazz greats Eddie Gomez and Jack DeJohnette Recorded by Hans Georg Brunner-Schwer and Joachim-Ernst Berendt at mps studios, Villingen, Germany in the black forest. Unique studio recording made on June 20, 1968, five days after the Bill Evans Trio's triumphant performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival. Only the second album and the only studio album to feature the Bill Evans Trio with briljant drummer, Jack DeJohnette, and great bassist and Evans Trio veteran, Eddie Gomez 40-page CD booklet features interviews with Bill Evans Trio members Eddie Gomez and Jack DeJohnette and essays by celebrated author and critic Marc Myers, producer Zev Feldman and MPS Studios engineer and studio manager and German jazz authority Friedhelm Schulz, along with extraordinary rare and previously unpublished photographs by David Redfern, Giuseppe Pino, Jan Persson and Hans Harzheim, including two images by German Hasenfratz taken at the June 20, 1968 session. -

Two CD set containing a newly discovered studio album recorded by the legendary Hans Georg Brunner-Schwer in Villingen. These tapes were recorded five days after the legendary live performance at the 1968 Montreux Jazz Festival, which were released on Verve and won a Grammy. This is the only Evans studio album for trio featuring bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Jack DeJohnette. Liner notes include new historical essays, interviews and previously unpublished photos.

Recorded at MPS Studios in Villingen, Germany on June 20, 1968 ?© 2016 Resonance Records, a division of Rising Jazz Stars, Inc. Issued in a three-panel digipak with 40-page booklet inside. Sticker on the seal (see images)

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