Credits:

Bill Evans (Piano)

Description:

Finally, the 1968 Bill Evans Trio @ Ronnie Scott's! The rumored soundtrack that has been making noise since the release of the ultra-phantom "Some Other Time"! Eddie Gomez and Jack DiJohnette said again and again that those were the best days of their lives! The days of the trio that rose to the heights in a short period of 6 months are now coming to light! Cover by David Stone Martin finally appears! Bill Evans Trio 1968 @ Ronnie Scotts. Eddie Gomez and Jack DiJohnette have said it was one of the best performances they've ever seen live, and now they've unearthed it! The sound source is from DiJohnette's archives! One of the greatest dramas in jazz history! The trio of Bill Evans, Eddie Gomez, and Jack DiJohnette performed at the famous club "Ronnie Scott's" in London in 1968. The trio was only active for 6 months in 1968.For a long time, the work was considered to exist only as "Bill Evans at the Montreux Jazz Festival," but in 2016, the phantom studio recording "Some Other Time" was unearthed and released, and in 2017, "Another Time," live in the Netherlands. The trio's truth was revealed and jazz history was rewritten, but even in that sequence of events, both Eddie Gomez and Jack DiJohnette repeatedly stated that . In other words, this album contains the performances that the artists themselves said were the best of their career. The performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival was on July 15. The performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival was on July 15, and Eddie Gomez himself said in an interview, "It was a completely different experience to just play one set for an hour in a high-profile festival and then go on tour and end up at a club called Ronnie Scotts. And it was a four-week performance at Ronnie Scott's.The trio's astonishing evolution (deepening) during their performance in Holland on the 22nd is evident in "Another Time," which documents the trio at their freest, with a certain sense of freedom and satisfaction from being able to play every night for four weeks in a privileged environment! The music played was by Moshe Moshe, who was a member of the trio. The trio performed 11 songs from "Some Other Time" and "Another Time," including "Someday My Prince Will Come," which was so impressive at the Montreux concert. On the other hand, nine of the songs are unique to this trio and can only be heard here. The main attraction is that the audience can hear the well-known "Waltz for Debbie," "Round Midnight," "Dead Leaves," and other numbers with their familiar intros and arrangements. But above all, the lyricism and phrasing throughout the entire album is "This is Evans! and the high-tension performance that shows the ultimate in improvisation, which could only be achieved by this group. As befitting the release of such a performance, the packaging is gorgeous! The cover is by David Stone Martin, who has painted many jazz albums.However, this is the only painting of Evans by Stone Martin, and it is very rare!

Tracklisting:

1.A Sleeping Bee
2.You're Gonna Hear From Me
3.Yesterdays
4.Turn Out The Stars
5.My Man's Gone Now
6.Emily - Take 1
7.Spring Is Here
8.Embraceable You
9.For Heaven's Sake
10.Someday My Prince Will Come