Bill Evans / Behind The Dikes [3LP] [Import] [Japa

Elemental Music Unpublished Live Sound Source from Bill Evance Trio. In 1969, the source of excavation in the Netherlands was first released as an official piece. Japanese board specifications, 6.3 oz (180 g) weight board, limited edition press product. Complete translation of the original booklet that includes unpublished photos.

Product Number: KKJ-10004 [3LP] [Import] [Japanese belt and explanation] [Live] [Full translation of original explanation] [6.3 oz (180 g) weight board] [Complete Limited Edition] [ELEMENTAL MUSIC/ KING INTERNATIONAL]

Bill Evans/ Behind The Dikes Bill Evans / Behind the Diks

[Disk 1] Side A Announcement by Michiel de Ruyter/ You're Gonna Hear From Me (André Previn-Dory Previn) 5: 40 2. Emily (Johnny Mandel-Johnny Mercer) 4: 48 3. Stella By Starlight (Ned Washington-Victor Young) 5: 36 Turn Out The Stars (Bill Evans) 5: 04 Side B 1. Waltz For Debby (Bill Evans) 6: 11 2. `Round Midnight (Thelonious Monk) 6: 29 3. I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart (Duke Ellington-Henry Nemo-John Redmond) 3:40 [Disk 2] Side C Alfie (Burt Bacharach-Hal David) 4: 56 2. Beautiful Love (Haven Gillespie-Wayne King-Egbert Vanalstyne-Victor Young) 5: 48 3. My Funny Valentine (Richard Rodgers-Lorenz Hart) 6:22 Side D 1. Spartacus' Love Theme (Alex North) 4: 30 2. One For Helen (Bill Evans) 4: 35 3. Quiet Now (Bill Evans) 5: 30 4. Someday My Prince Will Come (Frank Churchill-Larry Morey) 5: 20 [Disk 3] Side E Very Early (Bill Evans) 5: 05 2. A Sleepin' Bee (Harold Arlen-Truman Capote) 4: 45 Turn Out The Stars #2 (Bill Evans) 5: 22 3. 4. Autumn Leaves (Joseph Kosma-Johnny Mercer-Jacques Prévert) 4: 53 Side F Quiet Now #2 (Bill Evans) 4: 15 2. Nardis (Miles Davis) 5: 43 3. Granados (Enrique Granados) 4: 39 Pavane (Gabriel Fauré) 4:44 Booklet included

Members Bill Evans (piano), Eddie Gomez (bass), Marty Morell (drums)

Sides A, B, C & D: Recorded live at VARA Studio, Hilversum, Holland, March 26,1969. Side E & F1-F2: RAI-building, Amsterdam, Holland, November 28,1969. F3-F4: Same personnel but add the Metropole Orkest under the direction of Dolf van der Linden. Arrangements by Claus Ogersman. NRU Studio, Hilversum, Holland, March 25,1969.

Created in collaboration with Bill Evance Estate and the Netherlands producer and researcher Frank Jokemsen, the first Bill Evans excavation project launched in 2013 by Spanish producer, Jordy Soleay and Resonance Records.

This work is a collection of precious live sound sources left in the Netherlands in 1969 by Bill Evans (p), Eddie Gomez (b) and Marty Morell (ds) trio. Although it was in circulation in the unofficial pirate version, this release is the first legal album to negotiate official rights to the relatives.

The last 2 songs have been joined by the Metropole Orchestra in the same trio by the arrangement of Kraus Ogarman in the Varsam Studio, held in Hillfelsm on March 26, 1969, and the last two tunes were joined in the beautiful fantasy by Kraus Ogarman. Playback is included. recorded.

The co-producer of this work, Zev Feldman, is very glad that it can be officially released as part of Evan, Bill Evans Estate, Eddie Gometh, Marty Morrel, and more as part of Evans epic Recording Heritage. There is also a thrill to join the force again with my co-producer Frank Jokemsen. Frank Jokemsen was able to find the original open reel tape from radio stations in support of the elemental executive producer Carlos Agstin. "

Bernie Grandman was the master of the LP The original analog tape is very good and you can enjoy the immersive high sound quality. The main liner notes are the famous Dutch Jazz Journalist Bert Vuijsje. Includes an interview with Jazz Pianist Jan Huydts, the essay of the excavation King Zeve Feldman, and precious testimonos by Eddie Gomez and Marty Morell. Includes a Japanese booklet that completely translates 12 page booklet with precious unpublished photos stored in their original LP. CDs will be released at 7/23.