Name: The Bill Evans Album (Original Colum Bia Jazz Classics)
Brand: Sony Music Entertainment UK
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The Bill Evans Album

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Album: The Bill Evans Album (Original Colum Bia Jazz Classics)
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Funkallero	More Info...
2)	The Two Lonely People	More Info...
3)	Sugar Plum	More Info...
4)	Waltz for Debby	More Info...
5)	T.T.T. (Twelve Tone Tune)	More Info...
6)	Re: Person I Knew	More Info...
7)	Comrade Conrad	More Info...
8)	Waltz for Debby (Alternate)	More Info...
9)	Re: Person I Knew (Alternate)	More Info...
10)	Funkallero (Alternate)	More Info...

Album: The Bill Evans Album (Original Colum Bia Jazz Classics)
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Funkallero	More Info...
2)	The Two Lonely People	More Info...
3)	Sugar Plum	More Info...
4)	Waltz for Debby	More Info...
5)	T.T.T. (Twelve Tone Tune)	More Info...
6)	Re: Person I Knew	More Info...
7)	Comrade Conrad	More Info...
8)	Waltz for Debby (Alternate)	More Info...
9)	Re: Person I Knew (Alternate)	More Info...
10)	Funkallero (Alternate)	More Info...

Performer Notes

Personnel: Bill Evans (acoustic & electric pianos); Eddie Gomez (acoustic bass); Marty Morell (drums).
Reissue producer: Orrin Keepnews.
Recorded at Columbia Records 30th Street Studios, New York, New York on May 11, 12, 17, 19 & 20 and June 9, 1971. Includes liner notes by Orrin Keepnews and Fred Binkley.
Includes liner notes by Orrin Keepnews.
Digitally remastered by Mark Wilder.
Personnel: Bill Evans (piano, electric piano); Eddie Gomez (acoustic bass); Marty Morell (drums).
Audio Mixer: Pete Weiss.
Recording information: Columbia Records, New York, NY (05/11/1971-05/12/1971); Columbia Records, New York, NY (05/17/1971); Columbia Records, New York, NY (05/19/1971-05/20/1971); Columbia Records, New York, NY (06/09/1971).
Photographer: Don Hunstein.
On this seven-song LP, Bill Evans made his debut on electric piano, usually playing it in conjunction with his acoustic piano. Joined by bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Marty Morell, Evans performs seven of his stronger originals including "Funkallero," "The Two Lonely People," "Re: Person I Knew," "T.T.T.," and "Waltz for Debby." Although not as distinctive on the electric keyboard as he was on its acoustic counterpart, Evans sounds inspired by its possibilities and is heard in top creative form throughout the date. ~ Scott Yanow