Bill Evans Trio 1975 Epalinges, Switzerland (Gomez/Zigmund) BOOTLEG | bernie's bootlegs

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Bill Evans Trio
Epalinges, Switzerland, 6th February 1975 (flac)
Bill Evans, p
Eddie Gomez, b
Eliot Zigmund, dr
setlist:
01 Sugar Plum 07:27
02 Midnight Mood 08:23
03 Turn Out The Stars 04:56
04 Gloria's Step 07:09
05 Up With The Lark 06:19
06 Twelve Toned Tune 07:10
07 Morning Glory 04:25
08 Sareen Jurer 06:59
09 Time Remembered 05:38
10 My Romance 07:54
11 Waltz For Debby 05:58
12 Yesterday I Heard The Rain 05:42
TT: 1:18:00
source: Bootleg CD (Gamibit) - ?? - other tracker - DIME; I tested the files for lossiness with Trader's Little Helper which stated a 100% likelihood of the files being of CDDA origin.
Quote:
This CD comes from a live 1975 concert by the Bill Evans Trio, which was broadcast by Radio Suisse in Switzerland. The pianist is in superb form, joined by longtime bassist Eddie Gomez and newcomer Eliot Zigmund on drums. The sound is excellent, without the annoying announcers or distortion, so this release could have very well been produced from the master tape itself. The set is wide-ranging, including both recent and older compositions by Evans, "Gloria's Step" (the best known work by former Evans sideman Scott LaFaro, who died far too young), along with standards like a buoyant "My Romance."
The leader's treatment of his ballad "Turn Out the Stars" is rather upbeat, while his somewhat avant-garde composition "T.T.T.T." (also known as "Twelve Tone Tune Two") is a modern masterpiece. Perhaps the greatest surprise was Evans' inventive treatment of pop singer Bobbie Gentry's "Morning Glory." The only real problem with this CD is the sloppy composer credits on two numbers. This 1990 release may be somewhat difficult to find, but it is one of the better bootlegs issued under Bill Evans' name."

[@josephgambale]

every time I find another bill evans album my day is made Thanks bernie

[@michaelfinkelstein8380]

The music flows through my heart....Awesome.

[@goldb25]

Jesus Christ this is awesome

[@BerniesBootlegs1]

yep

[@billkeyes540]

Not to worry. I'm pretty sure He already knows.

[@joldisyri8936]

I love trios because the bass has so much space to stretch out!

[@BillyDScott-lp4sw]

Bill Evans' "Sugar Plum" is one of the most inspiring piano compositions I've ever heard. It is a rare jazz composition that literally cycles through all 12 keys (Gmaj7, F Maj7, Gmaj7, D-7, G7, Cmaj7+Same Progression in a New Key).

[@markwilliams3174]

Thanks for your harmonic appreciation. I prefer his darker ballads Turn Out the Stars & Time Remembered

[@newyorkfilharmonik110]

Bill and Eddi also worked out "12 Toned Tune" which does the same thing.

[@BillyDScott-lp4sw]

@@newyorkfilharmonik110 That's right! Good Point.

[@b1sing53]

Bill Evans is immortal.

[@christopherkuhl7845]

Thanks Mr. Scott for shedding some inside baseball on Sugar Plum..it is a ravishing piece a mirage of joy! Bernie you are the man!

[@MikeCogley]

Thanks Bernie for this recording. I've been a disciple of Bill's since 1960. Elliot Zigmund is my favorite drummer that Bill used.

[@cornicello]

Thanks for posting this. It's a fantastic recording!

[@user-qs6pd6xk3i]

Обожаю! 🎉❤

[@arlenemassey3346]

Bernie thank you so much for posting this killer album. He fills the empty spots inside. Every time.

[@trudywretched]

A delight. Simply .... a delight .

[@attilakisgergely2255]

Nagyon Szuper Köszönöm!!!😊

[@AlonsoGarcia-fl4kq]

Genial!!!!

[@michisolaris594]

💝素敵すぎます。

[@markwilliams3174]

15.50 minutes Turn Out the Stars

[@mamoudoubal1293]

Thanks a lot. Turn out the stars is one of the best composition and Eddie Gomez is different in each version he ever played.

[@markwilliams3174]

52.50 minutes Time Remembered

[@josephgambale]

Can someone post the compositions names

[@antonyirvine9338]

The time stamps are all wrong.

[@newyorkfilharmonik110]

They are not time stamps. They are the duration of the cut. LOL

[@billythekid2050]

Great album, wish KZbin would F-off with the Ad's..like anyboby wants to buy this junk..

[@caughtintimewarp]

Bill Evans. Always great. I have not been disappointed with any of his works. My regret is not having accepting him earlier; misconception that trio just backing, rhythm section. Was more into horns and guitar. Well, I've learnt my lesson. What wonderful music he plays.

[@1122redbird]

Since becoming an Evans fan, which was decades ago, I rarely listen to horns. Chet Baker, mostly, when I do. Some Trane, or Coleman Hawkins. Smooth players. But for the most part, I can thank Bill Evans for my love of piano led jazz. He is the absolute best.

[@adamparker7445]

Thanks so much. Can't get enough of this trio.

[@BerniesBootlegs1]

np adam

[@barsdaghan4296]

Thanks for sharing, always loved late Bill Evans Trio

[@BerniesBootlegs1]

yw baris

[@jvillegas25]

TBE BILL !!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@rubensleite9384]

Thank's .. wonderfull

[@BerniesBootlegs1]

you're welcme

[@reisserjean-michelakabeeth8551]

This concert originally came out 30 years on a Swiss bootleg album (from the original tapes, stole at the Swiss radio) with a much better sound than this one.