Only two LPs were to be recorded and published by the Columbia global corporation with the pianist Bill Evans. A lean yield, if you look at the extremely busy concert activity of the new trio between 1969 and 1974. With Eddie Gomez, the new bass phenomenon, and Marty Mortell on drums, the trio had found a steady, constantly improving line-up. Evans was also interested in the possibilities of the Fender Rhodes and brought it into the concept for "The Bill Evans Album".
What makes the LP remarkable is that only original compositions were played, three previously recorded and four brand new ones. Outstanding is the melancholic "The Two Lonely People", the musical translation of a poem by Carol Hall. "Sugar Plum" and "T. T.T." should stay in the repertoire until the last recordings with Bill Ev

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Only two LPs were to be recorded and published by the Columbia global corporation with the pianist Bill Evans. A lean yield, if you look at the extremely busy concert activity of the new trio between 1969 and 1974. With Eddie Gomez, the new bass phenomenon, and Marty Mortell on drums, the trio had found a steady, constantly improving line-up. Evans was also interested in the possibilities of the Fender Rhodes and brought it into the concept for “The Bill Evans Album”.
What makes the LP remarkable is that only original compositions were played, three previously recorded and four brand new ones. Outstanding is the melancholic “The Two Lonely People”, the musical translation of a poem by Carol Hall. “Sugar Plum” and “T. T.T.” should stay in the repertoire until the last recordings with Bill Ev

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