Bill_Evans_Trio--Turn_Out_The_Stars-(Final_Vanguard_Recordings)-6CD-1996-mbs

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     artist    :: Bill Evans Trio
     release   :: Turn Out The Stars (Final Vanguard Recordings)
     year      :: 1996
     genre     :: Jazz
     label     :: Warner Bros
     catalog   :: 9 45925-2
 
     ripper    :: mbs-crew
     date      :: 09.09.2003
     quality   :: 192kbps / 44,1Khz / Full Stereo
     source    :: CDDA

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          CD1

     01.Bill's Hit Tune                                           07:47
     02.Nardis                                                    15:37
     03.If You Could See Me Now                                   05:42
     04.The Two Lonely People                                     07:10
     05.Laurie                                                    06:32
     06.My Romance                                                07:47
     07.Tiffany                                                   05:41
     08.Like Someone In Love                                      07:37
     09.Letter To Evan                                            05:18

          CD2

     01.Days Of Wine and Roses                                    08:59
     02.Emily                                                     04:09
     03.My Foolish Heart                                          04:10
     04.Nardis                                                    16:17
     05.Yet Ne'er Broken                                          06:36
     06.Quiet Now                                                 05:11
     07.But Not For Me                                            07:55
     08.Spring Is Here                                            04:21
     09.Autumn Leaves                                             05:05

          CD3

     01.Your Story                                                03:58
     02.Re. Person I Knew                                         04:32
     03.Polka Dots and Moonbeams                                  06:24
     04.The Two Lonely People                                     07:08
     05.Theme Form M*A*S*H                                        04:08
     06.Tiffany                                                   05:25
     07.Turn Out The Stars                                        06:21
     08.Laurie                                                    06:23
     09.My Romance                                                08:20
     10.Knit For Mary F.                                          06:13
     11.Midnight Mood                                             05:50
     12.Time Remembered                                           05:37

          CD4

     01.Days Of Wine and Roses                                    08:49
     02.Up With The Lark                                          05:13
     03.Nardis                                                    15:02
     04.Your Story                                                03:55
     05.Yet Ne'er Broken                                          06:48
     06.If You Could See Me Now                                   06:18
     07.Bill Hit's Tune                                           07:49
     08.Tiffany                                                   04:56
     09.In Your Own Street Way                                    09:57

          CD5

     01.I Do It For Your Love                                     05:17
     02.Five                                                      04:07
     03.Polka Dots and Moonbeams                                  05:58
     04.Bill Hit's Tune                                           08:53
     05.Turn Out The Stars                                        05:53
     06.Days Of Wine and Roses                                    07:33
     07.But Not For Me                                            06:57
     08.Knit For Mary F.                                          06:25
     09.Like Someone In Love                                      07:33
     10.Quiet Now                                                 05:12

          CD6

     01.Emily                                                     04:16
     02.I Do It For Your Love                                     05:36
     03.Nardis                                                    15:55
     04.Knit For Mary F.                                          06:01
     05.Like Someone In Love                                      06:22
     06.Letter To Evan                                            06:56
     07.Minha                                                     03:17
     08.A Sleepin' Bee                                            04:24
     09.My Romance / Five                                         10:08


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     Biography   :

     Few musicians seemed less likely to make an impact on the
     New York jazz scene in the late Fifties than Bill Evans
     (1929-80), whose introspective solos and delicate touch
     were far removed from what was commonly considered "hard
     bop." Yet Evans was indeed heard, and quickly became one of
     the most influential musicians on any instrument of the
     last 40 years.
     Evans was born in Plainfield, New Jersey and attended
     Southeastern Louisiana University. After a period in the
     Army, he returned to New York in 1955 and began working and
     recording with Tony Scott and George Russell. His subtly
     swinging, lucidly constructed solos with these leaders
     quickly attracted attention, and provided Evans with an
     opportunity to begin recording under his own name; but he
     was modest regarding his gifts, and for a time was
     reluctant to push himself into the limelight. All this
     changed after he spent several months during 1958 in Miles
     Davis's band, where he played alongside John Coltrane and
     Cannonball Adderley as well as the trumpeter and became a
     central figure in Davis's shift to modal improvisation.
     The period with Davis allowed Evans to organize his own
     trio, which featured bassist Scott LaFaro and drummer Paul
     Motian by the end of 1959. These three players developed a
     new and more interactive approach to trio playing, one in
     which all instruments carried melodic responsibilities and
     functioned as equal voices. LaFaro's tragic death in a July
     1961 highway accident ended the existence of this seminal
     unit; but not before it had recorded four albums, two in
     the studio and two at a Village Vanguard performance
     shortly before the bassist's death, that influenced several
     generations of pianists, bassists, and drummers.
     While Evans excelled in even more intimate playing
     situations-he made memorable duet music with guitarist Jim
     Hall, singer Tony Bennett, and bassist Eddie Gomez, and on
     more than one occasion created fascinating studio recitals
     of multi-tracked piano-for the remaining two decades of his
     life, he continued to work in the trio format he had
     established with LaFaro and Motian. Personnel rarely
     changed in the Evans trio (Gomez was a member from
     1966-77), and the unit's repertoire slowly grew to include
     evocative new originals and worthy standards, as well as
     the tunes that led to Evans's initial fame. Despite this
     consistency of format and material, Evans remained
     uncommonly inspired, able to reach stunning emotional
     depths with a quiet lucidity that was unmatched. His
     lyrical melodic inventions, intricate phrasing, complex
     voicings, and beautiful touch remain as unmistakable
     influences on pianists 15 years after his death.

     Review :

     Just three months before his death, pianist BIll Evans was
     extensively recorded at the Village Vanguard. Originally,
     one or two LPs were to be released featuring his brilliant
     new trio (with bassist Marc Johnson and drummer Joe
     LaBarbera), but after the innovative pianist's death, the
     project was stalled for over 15 years. Finally, when Warner
     Bros. got around to it, a definitive six-CD box set was
     released (although unfortunately in limited-edition form).
     Evans sounded quite energized during his last year, Johnson
     was developing quickly as both an accompanist and a
     soloist, and the interplay by the trio members (with subtle
     support from LaBarbera) sometimes bordered on the
     telepathic. The playing throughout these consistently
     inventive performances ranks up there with the Evans-Scott
     LaFaro-Paul Motian trio of 20 years earlier.

     Live recordings from the Village Vanguard, June 4-June 8,
     1980.

     Enjoy this lyrical post-bop boxset :)

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