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Bill Evans

Title: The 1965 London Concerts

Label: Impro-Jazz

Cat No:DVDIJ544
Format:DVD

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o This 1965 London concert of the Bill Evans Trio was recorded as a single performance to be broadcast as two shows in the BBC ‘Jazz On 625’ television series. The presenter is Humphrey Lyttelton, who gives a warm introduction to Evans and his trio.

o The repertoire is a mixture of Evans originals, American songbook titles and modern material including the Newley-Bricusse “Who Can I turn To ?” and Miles Davis’ beautiful “Nardis” - a tune he himself curiously never recorded.

o Evans had still barely recovered fro the tragic death of bassist Scott LaFaro in 1961, and had waited a year to form a new trio with Chuck Israels on bass and Paul Motian on drums, who by this time had been replaced by Larry Bunker.

o Total Time : 73 mins. approx. Compatible with all DVD players.

Track Listing for The 1965 London Concerts
1. Five
2. How My Heart Sings
3. Nardis
4. Who Can I Turn To
5. Someday My Prince Will Come
6. How Deep Is The Ocean
7. Waltz For Debby
8. Five
9. Five
10. Elsa
11. Summertime
12. Come Rain Or Come Shine
13. My Foolish Heart
14. Re: Person I Knew
15. Israel
16. Five

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