Bill Evans Trio Live in Buenos Aires Vol 1 (1973) [Jazz][mp3 320][h33t][schon55]

Bill Evans Trio Live in Buenos Aires Vol 1 Year: 1973 Label: Yellow Note Quality: CBR 320 kbps "Cine Teatro Gran Rex", Buenos Aires, Argentina, June 24, 1973 First issued as a two-LP set by Yellow Note, the Bill Evans Trio's 1973 concert in Buenos Aires was never widely distributed worldwide. Yet this concert recording, a bootleg (since Evans was signed to Fantasy at the time), is very representative of the trio, with the superb bassist Eddie Gomez and the underrated drummer Marty Morell, at the peak of its powers. Opening with a tense interpretation of &“Re: Person I Knew," his tribute to his former producer Orrin Keepnews, most of the remainder of this CD focuses on the pianist's settings of songs popular during the 1960s, ranging from the gorgeous &“Emily" to the moving &“What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life?" The pianist's emotional ballad &“The Two Lonely People" remains one of his most overlooked compositions, though he rushes through it in places in this version. There are two errors in the track listing: the song listed as Evans' &“Time Remembered" is pop singer Bobbie Gentry's lovely &"Mornin' Glory," while the final song, listed as &“34 Skidoo," is actually Evans' demanding composition &“T.T.T. (Twelve Tone Tune)," in which the pianist and bassist sparkle in their musical exchanges. This CD will be hard to find, though it will doubtless appear on a different European label in the future. Ken Dryden, Rovi Personnel: Bill Evans (Piano), Marty Morell (Drums), Eddie Gomez (Bass) Bill Evans Trio Live in Buenos Aires Vol 1 Tracks: 01 Re: Person I Know 02 Emily 03 Who Can I Turn To? 04 The Two Lonley People 05 What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life? 06 My Romance 07 Mornin' Glory (Time Remembered) 08 Up With The Lark 09 T.T.T. (Twelve Tone Tune) - 34 Skidoo

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tommcd (2010-09-12)

Thanks again for all the great jazz schon55. I have been a fan of Bill Evans ever since I first heard "Sunday at the Village Vanguard".
I also keep seeding all of your stuff so we can all share this classic jazz music!