Bill Evans Trio ´65 - (1965)

Bill Evans Trio

Bill Evans (p) Chuck Israels (b) Larry Bunker (d)

NYC, February 3, 1965

65VK254	Israel	Verve V/V6 8613
65VK255	Elsa	-
65VK256	'Round About Midnight	-
65VK257	Love Is Here To Stay	-
65VK258	How My Heart Sings	Verve VK 10360, V/V6 8613
65VK259	Who Can I Turn To?	-
65VK260	Come Rain Or Come Shine	Verve V/V6 8613
65VK261	If You Could See Me Now	-

* Bill Evans - Trio '65 (Verve V/V6 8613)
= The Complete Bill Evans On Verve (Verve 314 527 953-2)
* Bill Evans - How My Heart Sings c/w Who Can I Turn To? (Verve VK 10360)

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"The recordings he was making with Israels and Bunker in those years were of uneven quality. The performance modules of the three had crystallized into a tension-free approach which was naturally affected by Evans' aesthetics and choice of repertoire. "Trio '65 [Verve CD 314 519 808-2]" is by far the most representative product of this period. Here Evans recorded, for the first time, a song that he had recently discovered, Who Can I Turn To?, which he seems to mold into a composition of his own. One of the album's peaks is his interpretation of Monks 'Round Midnight, which he "Evansizes", entering with authority and delicacy into a world he had always deeply admired."
(Bill Evans: Ritratto d’artista con pianoforte/Bill Evans: The Pianist as an Artist.Enrico Pieranunzi, Rome 1999, Stampa Alternativa)