It was recorded between 73 and 80. the Johnson La Babara cut, obviously from 78-80 "Sesjun Radio Shows was recorded live for the Dutch Radio show, Tros Sesjun. The double CD set features late-period Evans in duo, trio and quartet dates. The duo tunes team Evans with bassist Eddie Gomez. Recorded in 1973, the telepathic intimacy between the two players was obvious as they covered familiar music from Evans' songbook, including "Time Remembered," "The Two Lonely People" and Leonard Bernstein's gorgeous and wistful "Some Other Time." Drummer Eliot Zigmund joins the duo for some lesser known gems, including country/pop singer Bobbie Gentry's "Morning Glory," Evans' own "Twelve Tone Tune," and a beautifully gloomy rendition of band leader/trumpeter Mercer Ellington's "Blue Serge." At this time, Evans was in poor health, suffering from drug problems, but the music here doesn't suffer. His touch remained as succinct and precise as ever, and Gomez, with his assertive bass approach, was an especially fine foil for the pianist. CD2 features Evans' last trio, with bassist Marc Johnson and drummer Joe La Barbera. They cover more familiar Evans fare, including Rodgers and Harts' "My Romance," the Evans-penned "Laurie" and Miles Davis' "Nardis," with an approach a bit more subdued and subtle than that of the Evans/Gomez/Zigmund trio, but every bit as enchanting, even though Evans' health had deteriorated further"
The best piano intro I've ever heard by Bill Evans. This is just fantastic.
Wow. What a recording.
didn't know about this amazing album, thanks for posting
Elevation!!! Compare this one to the earlier versions. This is taking it to outer space!
Sorry, this was actually RECORDED on December 13, 1973.☺
I thought Johnson joined Evans trio in 78 or so.....so......???????
It was recorded between 73 and 80. the Johnson La Babara cut, obviously from 78-80
"Sesjun Radio Shows was recorded live for the Dutch Radio show, Tros Sesjun. The double CD set features late-period Evans in duo, trio and quartet dates. The duo tunes team Evans with bassist Eddie Gomez. Recorded in 1973, the telepathic intimacy between the two players was obvious as they covered familiar music from Evans' songbook, including "Time Remembered," "The Two Lonely People" and Leonard Bernstein's gorgeous and wistful "Some Other Time."
Drummer Eliot Zigmund joins the duo for some lesser known gems, including country/pop singer Bobbie Gentry's "Morning Glory," Evans' own "Twelve Tone Tune," and a beautifully gloomy rendition of band leader/trumpeter Mercer Ellington's "Blue Serge." At this time, Evans was in poor health, suffering from drug problems, but the music here doesn't suffer. His touch remained as succinct and precise as ever, and Gomez, with his assertive bass approach, was an especially fine foil for the pianist. CD2 features Evans' last trio, with bassist Marc Johnson and drummer Joe La Barbera. They cover more familiar Evans fare, including Rodgers and Harts' "My Romance," the Evans-penned "Laurie" and Miles Davis' "Nardis," with an approach a bit more subdued and subtle than that of the Evans/Gomez/Zigmund trio, but every bit as enchanting, even though Evans' health had deteriorated further"
That is the date the album was released, I would presume it was an unreleased recording or something.
MARK JOHNSON!
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This was actually on December 13, 1973.
impossible. if it's with Johnson. it's from 78 or later
78
Please, I don't understand "2011 by Bill Evans" Because he died in 1980
2011 is the date that this was uploaded to CZcams.
@@alandakerharley Not really, it has nothing to do with youtube. That's the date the album was released.