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Another Time (The Hilversum Concert)

Bill Evans

2017 · Jazz

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Another Time (The Hilversum Concert) by Bill Evans

Another Time (The Hilversum Concert) is a Jazz album by Bill Evans, originally released in 2017. On Gatefold: 5 pressings tracked.

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This newly discovered live set, a companion to Evans’ lost studio session <i>Some Other Time</i> recorded two days prior, finds the piano legend leading a short-lived trio lineup in the Netherlands with bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Jack DeJohnette. The sound is immaculate as they address key Evans originals “Very Early,” “Turn Out the Stars,” and “Five” as well as the Bacharach ballad “Alfie,” Miles Davis’ modern standard “Nardis,” and André Previn’s swinging “You’re Gonna Hear from Me,” the vibrant leadoff track.

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Tracklist

  1. 1You’re Gonna Hear from Me (Live)4:35
  2. 2Very Early (Live)5:24
  3. 3Who Can I Turn To? (Live)5:43
  4. 4Alfie (Live)5:39
  5. 5Embraceable You (Live)5:09
  6. 6Emily (Live)4:31
  7. 7Nardis (Live)8:45
  8. 8Turn Out the Stars (Live)5:00
  9. 9Five (Live)2:40

Sound DNA

  • Jazz
  • Cool Jazz
  • sparse
  • wistful
  • nocturnal

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Recorded at Netherlands Radio Union (NRU) VARA Studio 8, Hilversum, Netherlands, June 22, 1968.
First issued on LP by Resonance Records for Record Store Day 2017 (22 April).
36-page booklet includes photos, essays and credits.

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