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The Complete Village Vanguard Recordings, 1961
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Manufacturer: Riverside
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Additional The Complete Village Vanguard Recordings, 1961 Information
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Bill Evans, with virtuoso bassist Scott LaFaro and drummer Paul Motian, reinvented the jazz piano trio, creating stunning contrapuntal dialogues that merged luminous lyricism with layers of complex, elusive harmonies, its moments of limpid beauty suddenly giving way to surging rhythms. The trio's finest recorded moments, these performances were captured just 10 days before LaFaro's death in a car accident. The original releases--Sunday at the Village Vanguard and Waltz for Debby--are celebrated masterpieces. This three-CD set is a brilliant reissue--almost a revision--of that material, with superb sound from the newly remastered original tapes and all of the music presented in the sequence of the original five sets, adding a previously unissued take of "Gloria's Step," spoken introductions, and the band's incidental conversation. For those who know this music, it's a chance to hear it in a fresh way; for new listeners, it will come as a revelation at a bargain price. --Stuart Broomer
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What Customers Say About The Complete Village Vanguard Recordings, 1961:
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I like to use headphones for this one.I also have 'live at Montreax' and 'the Tokyo concert'. .sippin' a beer and relaxing with this music.Bill Evans live is always the best way to listen to his music. This is certainly the most relaxing and fun.Its quiet music.
Unfortunately my CD 1 has a defect: a noise and 2 seconds of silence during "Gloria's Steps". The music is excellent, no doubt about that.
there will never be another trio like this one. Forget about ratings, forget about hype, this music is the pinnacle and will take you to another planet.we all know about Bill Evans but here is the confirmation that Scott Lafaro's bass solos should be listened to by all mankind for the next hundred years. Listen to, dissected and learned, whatever,.
A recording of a performance that you will want to listen to over and over.
Required material for all jazz lovers' libraries. One of the great jazz trios of all time, in a famous live session, released with all the takes and out takes. Marvelous musical conversations among three superb equals, made all the more poignant due to the tragic death of the bassist, Scott Lafaro, in a car crash soon afterward.
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