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- Genre: Jazz
- Description: Bill Evans's return to full activity in 1962 came almost a year after his celebrated trio recordings at the Village Vanguard. Just ten days after that classic "live" session, bassist Scott LaFaro had died in a highway accident. Evans, deeply shaken, eventually reformed his trio with the same drummer (Paul Motian) and Chuck Israels on bass. Their first visit to a studio was for a dual purpose To make an all-ballad-tempo album, Moonbeams, and this "normal" set at the same time. It was producer Orrin Keepnews's thought that recording eight slow numbers in a row might prove unduly enervating; accordingly, the total two-album repertoire was interspersed over three days of recording and the net result was two excellent additions to the Evans catalog. With Chuck Israels, Paul Motian. Tracks How My Heart Sings, I Should Care, in Your Own Sweet Way (take 1), Walking Up, Summertime, 34 Skidoo, Ev'rything I Love, Show-Type Tune. Album Tracks 1. How My Heart Sings 2. I Should Care 3. In Your Own Sweet Way [Take 1] 4. In Your Own Sweet Way [Take 2] 5. Walkin' Up 6. Summertime 7. 34 Skidoo 8. Ev'rything I Love 9. Show-Type Tune
- Artist: Bill Evans
- Title: How My Heart Sings
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Ojc
- Release Date: 04/16/1995
- Genre: Jazz
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- Product Name: Bill Evans - How My Heart Sings - VINYL LP
- UPC: 025218036917
Bill Evans's return to full activity in 1962 came almost a year after his celebrated trio recordings at the Village Vanguard. Just ten days after that classic "live" session, bassist Scott LaFaro had died in a highway accident. Evans, deeply shaken, eventually reformed his trio with the same drummer (Paul Motian) and Chuck Israels on bass. Their first visit to a studio was for a dual purpose To make an all-ballad-tempo album, Moonbeams, and this "normal" set at the same time. It was producer Orrin Keepnews's thought that recording eight slow numbers in a row might prove unduly enervating; accordingly, the total two-album repertoire was interspersed over three days of recording and the net result was two excellent additions to the Evans catalog. With Chuck Israels, Paul Motian. Tracks How My Heart Sings, I Should Care, in Your Own Sweet Way (take 1), Walking Up, Summertime, 34 Skidoo, Ev'rything I Love, Show-Type Tune. Album Tracks 1. How My Heart Sings 2. I Should Care 3. In Your Own Sweet Way [Take 1] 4. In Your Own Sweet Way [Take 2] 5. Walkin' Up 6. Summertime 7. 34 Skidoo 8. Ev'rything I Love 9. Show-Type Tune
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Bill Evans's return to full activity in 1962 came almost a year after his celebrated trio recordings at the Village Vanguard. Just ten days after that classic "live" session, bassist Scott LaFaro had died in a highway accident. Evans, deeply shaken, eventually reformed his trio with the same drummer (Paul Motian) and Chuck Israels on bass. Their first visit to a studio was for a dual purpose To make an all-ballad-tempo album, Moonbeams, and this "normal" set at the same time. It was producer Orrin Keepnews's thought that recording eight slow numbers in a row might prove unduly enervating; accordingly, the total two-album repertoire was interspersed over three days of recording and the net result was two excellent additions to the Evans catalog. With Chuck Israels, Paul Motian. Tracks How My Heart Sings, I Should Care, in Your Own Sweet Way (take 1), Walking Up, Summertime, 34 Skidoo, Ev'rything I Love, Show-Type Tune. Album Tracks 1. How My Heart Sings 2. I Should Care 3. In Your Own Sweet Way [Take 1] 4. In Your Own Sweet Way [Take 2] 5. Walkin' Up 6. Summertime 7. 34 Skidoo 8. Ev'rything I Love 9. Show-Type Tune
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