The Bill Evans Trio - Moon Beams mp3 album

On jacket front: "Moon Beams" "The Bill Evans Trio" On spine: "MOON BEAMS, BILL EVANS TRIO" On jacket back, labels: "Moonbeams: BILL EVANS Trio" On labels: "Microgroove" "Bill Grauer Productions Inc. New York City" On jacket rear: "Riverside Records are produced by Bill Grauer Productions, In. 235 West 46th Street, New York City 36, New York" On jacket front, lower left: "Monaural. Moon Beams ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM). Riverside Records.

How My Heart Sings! is an album recorded by jazz musician Bill Evans in 1962, at the same time as Moon Beams. It was reissued in 1992 with one bonus track. How My Heart Sings! and Moon Beams were also released combined as the double album The Second Trio.

Moon Beams was the first recording Bill Evans made after the death of his musical right arm, bassist Scott LaFaro. Indeed, in LaFaro, Evans found a counterpart rather than a sideman, and the music they made together over four albums showed it. Bassist Chuck Israels from Cecil Taylor and Bud Powell's bands took his place in the band with Evans and drummer Paul Motian and Evans recorded the only possible response to the loss of LaFaro - an album of ballads.

The Bill Evans Trio 1962 Moon Beams Full Album. Bill Evans - Moon Beams (1962) 05. If You Could See Me Now. (play). Bill Evans - Moon Beams (1962) 03. I Fall In Love Too Easily. The Bill Evans Trio It Might As Well Be Spring (Moon Beams - 1962). Bill Evans - Moon Beams (1962) 07. In Love In Vain. Bill Evans - Moon Beams (1962) 01. Re: Person I Knew. Bill Evans - Moon Beams (1962) 06. It Might As Well Be Spring. The Bill Evans Trio 1962 Moon Beams 01 Re: Person I Knew.

The original Bill Evans Trio, featuring Bill on piano, Scott LaFaro on bass and Paul Motian on drums, was on the verge of greatness when tragedy struck. In July 1961 LaFaro was killed in a car accident, an event that took an enormous emotional toll on Evans, who withdrew from all work for nearly a year as he struggled to come to terms with the loss of his musical counterpart. When he eventually reconvened in the studio in May 1962 with Chuck Israels as a replacement bassist, it was to record Moon Beams, something of a ballad collection. No doubt a difficult album for Bill Evans to record, in light of LaFaros untimely death, Moon Beams was a startling return to recording and a major advancement in his development as a leader.

Album · 1961 · 8 Songs. More By Bill Evans Trio. See All. Sunday At the Village Vanguard (Keepnews Collection).

Artist: The Bill Evans Trio Title: Moon Beams Year Of Release: 1962/2012 Label: Original Jazz Classics Genre: Jazz, Cool, Modal Quality: FLAC (tracks).

Moon Beams Tracklist. 1. If You Could See Me Now Lyrics. 2. Polka dots and moonbeams Lyrics. 3. I Fall In Love Too Easily Lyrics.