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A view of the late 50s jazz scene in New York through the eye of Bill Evans' sessions as a sideman. I tried to emphasize tracks where Bill a the featured soloist.
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A view of the late 50s jazz scene in New York through the eye of Bill Evans' sessions as a sideman. I tried to emphasize tracks where Bill a the featured soloist.
7 comments on Sideman Bill (1957-1963)
patrick smith March 26, 2016
thank-you for posting I always go back to Mr Evans His playing is absolutely timeless!
⃠Paups October 12, 2013
Oh, this is brilliant! it feels like a blend of softness and wine. I absolutely love this mix.
⃠G.W September 12, 2013
nice........ ⃠
Afrodita01 August 07, 2013
Buena mescla!!!...(Venezuela, Caracas)
⃠kubeczko February 10, 2013
A great tribute to a great musician !!! Thanks for putting it together.
⃠Dem Dry Bones December 05, 2012
Brilliant mix, thanks.
⃠davereaboi October 31, 2012
Late 50s snapshot via Bill Evans sideman sessions, featuring: Georgia On My Mind (J.J. Johnson & Kai Winding); The Touch of Your Lips (Art Farmer); Misery, To Lady Day (Tony Scott); Whisper Not (Hal McKusick); Flamenco Sketches (Miles Davis); Elsa (Cannonball Adderley); Celia (Charles Mingus); Gymnopedie (Herbie Mann); Ballad to the East (Benny Golson); All About Rosie (George Russell); Peachtree (Gary McFarland); Palo Alto (Lee Konitz); Swift As the Wind (Tadd Dameron); Butch and Butch (Oliver Nelson); and If You Could See Me Now (Chet Baker).
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