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Review 1
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. |
Players
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, plus CD bonus track In Your Own Sweet Way (take 2)
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