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In Reply to: RE: My Response to Recommendations posted by LaszloPhoto on February 27, 2021 at 20:12:42

Broadcast a day after I was born this clip features some of my favorite musicians.

Mulligan was the only one I was fortunate enough to see live, in the early 80's.

With a quintet at Kimball's in SF. Unmiked performance. Superb.

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"Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination"-Michael McClure

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RE: Here's something you might dig... - Mike K 08:36:57 02/28/21 (0)
Billie wasn't long for this world when this was recorded, and her voice was
shot from decades of self-abuse, but she pulled it together for this
session ... and what a band ...
Whether or not you can observe a thing depends upon the theory you use. It is the theory which decides what can be observed. - Albert Einstein
Bill Evans You Must Believe in Spring + 4 more - andy evans 01:17:06 02/28/21 (3)
The musicians here are bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Eliot Zigmund. Without doubt this is my favourite ever Bill Evans trio.

Good news is that there are more albums with this group and from this period. Equally fine. They are:
- I Will Say Goodbye (Studio) 1977, sister album to You Must Believe in Spring
- Live in Switzerland 1975. This is very good indeed and well recorded.
- Bill Evans Trio in Italy (Live) Not to be confused with the 1979 Live in Italy with Marc Johnson. Hard to get this one.

There's also "On a Monday Evening" 1976 (Live) with this trio which has good reviews.

I can't recommend these albums too highly. That trio was magical.
- RE: Bill Evans You Must Believe in Spring + 4 more - LaszloPhoto 21:06:46 02/28/21 (1)
  I ordered I will say goodbye from Amazone. Live in Switzerland is outrageously expensive!
  - RE: I myself have been on a buying hiatus for some time now - tweaker456 12:00:50 03/06/21 (0)
    I'm feelin' the itch to expand some. Time to do some more research. Not that I love everything Evans did but one can't have too much of the ones one likes. The guy was magic. Here is a list of Evans with Eddie Gomez.
    
    With Bill Evans
    
    A Simple Matter of Conviction (Verve, 1966)
    California Here I Come (Verve, 1967)
    Bill Evans at the Montreux Jazz Festival (Verve, 1968)
    What's New (Verve, 1969)
    Autumn Leaves (Lotus, 1969)
    Jazzhouse (Milestone, 1969)
    You're Gonna Hear From Me (Milestone, 1969)
    From Left to Right (MGM, 1970)
    Quiet Now (Charly, 1970)
    Montreux II (CTI, 1970)
    Homewood (Red Bird Records, 1970)
    The Bill Evans Album (Columbia, 1971)
    Two Super Bill Evans Trios: Live In Europe! (Unique Jazz, 1972)
    Living Time with George Russell Orchestra (Columbia, 1972)
    The Tokyo Concert (Fantasy, 1973)
    Eloquence (Fantasy, 1973)
    Half Moon Bay (Milestone, 1973)
    Since We Met (Fantasy, 1974)
    Re: Person I Knew (Fantasy, 1974)
    Symbiosis (MPS, 1974)
    But Beautiful (Milestone, 1974)
    Blue in Green: The Concert in Canada (Milestone, 1974)
    Live In Europe, Vol.1 & Vol.2 (EPM Musique, 1974)
    Intuition (Fantasy, 1974)
    Montreux III (Fantasy, 1975)
    With Monica Zetterlund - Swedish Concert 1975 (Nova Disc, 1975)
    In His Own Way (Nova Disc, 1975)
    Crosscurrents (Fantasy, 1977)
    I Will Say Goodbye (Fantasy, 1977)
    You Must Believe in Spring (Warner Bros., 1977)
    From The 70's - Unreleased live recordings from 1973-74 (Fantasy, 1983/Original Jazz Classics, 2002)
    Live In Paris 1972 Vol.1 y 2 (France's Concert, 1988)
    Live In Paris 1972 Vol.3 (France's Concert, 1989)
    Switzerland 1975 (Domino Records, 1990)
    Buenos Aires Concert 1973 (Yellow Note Records, 1991)
    The Secret Sessions: Recorded at the Village Vanguard 1966-1975 (Milestone, 1996)
    The Sesjun Radio Shows - Unreleased live recordings from 1973[4] (Out Of The Blue, 2011)
    Live At Art D'Lugoff's Top Of The Gate - Live recordings 1968[5] (Resonance, 2012)
    Live '66: The Oslo Concerts[6] (Somethin' Cool, 2016)
    Some Other Time: The Lost Session From The Black Forest - Unreleased live recordings from 1968[7] (Resonance, 2016)
    Another Time: The Hilversum Concert - Unreleased recording of 1968[8] (Resonance, 2017)
    On A Monday Evening - Unreleased live recording of 1976 at Madison Union Theater, University of Wisconsin[9] (Fantasy, 2017)
    Evans In England - Unreleased live recording of 1969[10] (Resonance, 2019)
    With John Abercrombie
    
    Structures (Chesky, 2006)
    With Warren Bernhardt
    
    Blue Montreux (Arista, 1978)
    Blue Montreux II (Arista, 1979)
    Warren Bernhardt Trio (DMP, 1983)
    With Paul Bley
    
    Barrage (ESP-Disk, 1965)
    With Joanne Brackeen
    
    Prism (Choice, 1978)
    Keyed In (Tappan Zee, 1979)
    Ancient Dynasty (Tappan Zee, 1980)
    Special Identity (Antilles, 1981)
    Breath of Brazil (Concord Picante, 1991)
    Where Legends Dwell (Ken Music, 1992)
    Take a Chance (Concord Picante, 1993)
    With Randy Brecker
    
    Score (Solid State, 1969)
    
    Theirs is an ignorance that cannot be dissuaded by logic or evidence. Alfred E. Neuman
- RE: Bill Evans You Must Believe in Spring + 4 more - fantja 03:14:49 02/28/21 (0)
  2nd-
  Big, Bill Evans fan here.

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