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This 1959 studio session features Bill Evans with bassist Scott LaFaro and drummer Paul Motian, his earliest important trio and first working group to be recorded. Even at this early stage Evans and his bandmates display a substantial degree of interplay, getting well away from the tradition of the bass and drums playing a totally subservient role to the piano. The pianist's updated arrangements of the seven standards take them into new territory, highlighted by "Autumn Leaves," "Someday My Prince Will Come," and "Spring Is Here." The date is rounded out by two originals, the haunting modal work "Blue in Green" made famous on Miles Davis' Kind of Blue (and wrongly credited to Davis as its composer, as Evans insisted upon credit when the original LP of this session was first issued) and the playful, upbeat "Peri's Scope." Previously reissued as a part of Fantasy's Original Jazz Classics series, this Keepnews Collection expanded reissue includes previously unavailable alternate takes of "Come Rain or Come Shine" and "Blue in Green" that were omitted from the 12-CD The Complete Riverside Recordings boxed set, along with expanded liner notes by Riverside founder/producer Orrin Keepnews.
Product Details
Release Date: | 03/04/2008 |
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Label: | Riverside |
UPC: | 0888072306783 |
catalogNumber: | 30678 |
Rank: | 1650 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Bill Evans Trio Primary ArtistBill Evans Piano
Scott LaFaro Bass
Paul Motian Drums
Technical Credits
Bill Evans ComposerRichard Rodgers Composer
Lorenz Hart Composer
Jack Higgins Engineer
Orrin Keepnews Producer,Reissue Producer,Audio Production,Annotation,Original Album Producer,Original Liner Notes
Johnny Mercer Composer
Cole Porter Composer
Jacques Prévert Composer
Paul Bacon Cover Design
Ken Braren Cover Design
Harris Lewine Cover Design
Frank Churchill Composer
Melvin Sokolsky Cover Photo
Larry Morey Composer
Larissa Collins Art Direction
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