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BILL EVANS
THE SIDEMAN YEARS |  |
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Bill Evans has been one of the most infleuntal pianists if not one of the most influential musicians in the history of modern jazz. Everybody who likes piano music enjoys listening to Bill's playing, and that is why he is so big today, mor than 25 years after he died in 1980. When in 1956 he joined the quartet of the acclaimed clarinetist Tony Scott, Bill's playing caused much talk among musicians and big things were predicted for him. In these early recordings as a sideman, Bill Evans demonstrates, with apparent effortlessness and without straining for gimmicks, what a strong and intelligent improviser he already was in those early years. |
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 Kimona My House
Like Someone In Love
Ev'ry Night About This Time
I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good
Mother Of Earl
Indian Summer
Deep Purple
Aeolian Drinkin' Song
'Round About Midnight
Vanilla Frosting On A Beef Pie
You Stepped Out Of A Dream
How High The Moon
Idol Of The Files
Ogling Ogre
Love Letters
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Personnel: Tony Scott, Jim Knepper, Gene Quill, Dick Garcia, Oscar Pettiford, Eddie Costa, more |
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