Bill Evans Trio Featuring Scott La Faro - Sunday At The Village Vanguard flac album

Recorded (live) at The Village Vanguard, New York City; June 25, 1961. B3 timing listed @ 3:46 on back jacket and @ 3:41 on label. Evans, LaFaro and Motian seem to be so connected as to be of one mind; as if they know where the others want to go, and the playing seem emanate from them effortlessly. It is highly improvisational but not self-indulgent. Most of all, it is beautiful in its balance and its poise.

Sunday at the Village Vanguard is a live album by jazz pianist and composer Bill Evans and his Trio consisting of Evans, bassist Scott LaFaro, and drummer Paul Motian. Released in 1961, the album is routinely ranked as one of the best live jazz recordings of all time. Sunday at the Village Vanguard was drawn from material recorded during five sets on June 25, 1961 at the Village Vanguard in New York City

Scott La Faro, Paul Motian, Bill Evans – Beautiful Love. Bill Evans Trio Featuring Scott La Faro – Gloria s Step (take 3). 5:49. Scott La Faro, Paul Motian, Bill Evans – Nardis. Scott La Faro, Paul Motian, Bill Evans – How Deep Is the Ocean. Bill Evans Trio - Portrait In Jazz (1959) – Autumn Leaves Scott La Faro. Scott La Faro, Paul Motian, Bill Evans – Isra l. 6:23. Bill Evans Trio Featuring Scott La Faro – My Man s Gone Now. 3:22. Scott La Faro, Paul Motian, Bill Evans – Haunted Heart.

Original Jazz Classics US. BILL EVANS TRIO feat SCOTT LA FARO. Sunday At The Village Vanguard. Original Jazz Classics US. Format: LP Cat: OJC 140 Released: 11 Feb 09 Genre: Jazz. 100% Secure Shopping.

Sunday at the Village Vanguard is the initial volume of a mammoth recording session by the Bill Evans Trio, from June 25, 1961 at New York's Village Vanguard documenting Evans' first trio with bassist Scott LaFaro and drummer Paul Motian. Its companion volume is Waltz for Debby. According to Motian, when Evans built this trio based on live gigs at the Basin Street East, the intention was always to develop a complete interactive trio experience. At the time, this was an unheard of notion, since piano trios were largely designed to showcase the prowess of the front line soloist with rhythmic accompaniment.

Scott La Faro, Paul Motian, Bill Evans Haunted Heart. Bill Evans Trio With Scott LaFaro, Paul Motian 1961 Waltz For Debby 05 Some Other Time. Bill Evans Trio With Scott LaFaro, Paul Motian 1961 Waltz For Debby 04 My Romance. Bill Evans Trio Featuring Scott La Faro 1961 Sunday At The Village Vanguard 05 All of You. (play). Bill Evans Trio Featuring Scott La Faro 1961 Sunday At The Village Vanguard 01 Gloria's Step.

Bill Evans played on Oliver Nelson’s The Blues and the Abstract Truth, Paul Motian recorded with Bob Brookmeyer and Scott LaFaro recorded at the end of the year with Steve Kuhn and Pete LaRoca, and participated in Free Jazz, Ornette Coleman’s double quartet album. Ornette Coleman with Scott LaFaro. A second album by the trio was recorded on February 2nd 1961. There were many arguments between Evans and LaFaro in the studio, likely caused by Evans’ drug addiction and LaFaro’s disapproval of that habit. Evans complained about a splitting headache, the works.