Bill Evans at Town Hall - Evans, Bill (Piano) (CD 1989)

Check out my other items!Be sure to add me to your favorites list!All items are in very good to excellent condition UNLESS otherwise noted in the item description so please read the item description thoroughly so there are no surprises.No personal checks please. All shipping rates provided are for the USA only. All other countries please inquire for the correct shipping rates. Please check out all my other terrific auctions !! Shipping is FREE . THANK-YOU !!!! I'll be happy to answer any questions on any items. Everything is 100% guaranteed without question. I highly reccommend insurance for all items just for added protection. If you're NOT happy neither am I. I will make a full and complete refund. THANKS !!!  Jewel case has wear but CD is without blemish.    This album is Bill's last album with bassist Chuck Israel's. It is a live date recorded in Febuary of 1966 with Arnie Wise at the drums. This concert was supposed to have a second dics of tunes with the Evans trio and a big band but all involed felt the big band material was under parr for release. Never the less this record is superb. The first cut I Should Care, which originally appeared on How my Heart Sings has blossemed from that first recording into a tour de force due to six years of playing gigs around the globe. The ending is my favorite part very tight. We also get the solo piano piece song for my father which is actually three evans originals in a suite form,one of these originals being Turn Out the Stars which this album marks its first recorded apperance. The solo piano suite is very beautiful with strong ties to bill's classical piano roots,especially the begining. The album has a very good live recorded sound. This is verve's best representation of the "Bill Evans Sound" There are extended workouts from bassist and drummer. Overall this record is one worth the price of a disc so get it now!