Bill Evans • Jim Hall - Undercurrent FLAC

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Credits

• Guitar – Jim Hall
• Piano – Bill Evans

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Center labels on this release differ from Bill Evans • Jim Hall - Undercurrent.

Recorded at Sound Makers, NYC, May 14, 1962.

Previously issued under United Artists UAJ 14003 and UAJS 15003.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side 1): SS 18018 A 1D
• Matrix / Runout (Side 2): SS 18018 B 1D
• Matrix / Runout (Etched, Both Sides): B LW

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Undercurrent is a 1962 album by jazz pianist Bill Evans and jazz guitarist Jim Hall. The duo collaborated again in 1966 on the album Intermodulation. The front cover image for Undercurrent is Toni Frissell's photograph Weeki Wachee Spring, Florida. The album was originally released on United Artists, then reissued by Solid State in 1968. More recently, the album was reissued on EMIBlue Note in fact, both Blue Note and United Artists Records have been owned for a long time by EMI. The original LP. They would collaborate again in 1966 for the follow-up - Bill Evans, Jim Hall. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. Other than four piano solos from April 4, 1962, this set was pianist Bill Evans' first recordings after a hiatus caused by bassist Scott LaFaro's tragic death in a car accident. The first of two meetings on record in a duo format with guitarist Jim Hall, the collaborations are often exquisite. Both Evans and Hall had introspective and harmonically advanced styles along with roots in hard-swinging bebop. Undercurrent 1962. To favorites 2 Download album. Listen album. Bill Evans , Jim Hall. Songs in album Undercurrent 1962. Bill Evans ft. Jim Hall - My Funny Valentine. Jim Hall - I Hear A Rhapsody. Jim Hall - Dream Gypsy. Jim Hall - Romain. Jim Hall - Skating In Central Park. Jim Hall - Darn That Dream. Jim Hall - Stairway To The Stars. Jim Hall - I'm Ge. Reissued, Remastered. Bill Evans Jim Hall Format: Audio CD. Please retry. Includes FREE MP3 version of this album. Terms and Conditions. Bill Evans and Jim Hall, two modern jazz giants, were in peak creative form at the time, Evans leading his own trio and Hall working with Sonny Rollins's quartet at the time. These two masters challenge and complement each other brilliantly on a series of standards and jazz originals. Listen free to Bill Evans & Jim Hall Undercurrent. 1988 liner notes for first CD issue Perhaps the most notable difference between the ways musicians and fans listen to jazz lies in the attention musicians pay to interaction. Jazzmen hear not only a soloist but an entire group playing together: the subtle difference between lackluster and brilliant performances. This is why musicians go into raptures over, say, the playing of bassist Sam Jones or pianist Hugh Lawsonraptures fans reserve for recognized stars. Indeed, one frequently-discussed weakness of the curren. Guitar Jim Hall. Liner Notes David Rosenthal 5. Liner Notes Barry J. Order of recording for the Undercurrent sessions: April 24, 1962 take 4 I'm Getting Sentimental Over You take 3 Stairway To The Stars take 3 I Hear A Rhapsody May 14, 1962 take 3 Darn That Dream take 2 Romain take 3 Romain - alternate take take 4 Dream Gyspy take 4 My Funny Valentine - alternate take take 5 My Funny Valentine take. Song Romain from the album Undercurrent 1962, played by two great jazz musicians, Bill Evans & Jim Hall. This transcription has been really tough to transcribe because of all the nuances used by the musicians and the counterpoint they show. It was a great experience and I loved to learn and play their solos in this song. If Undercurrent, the first and superior of two piano, guitar collaborations by Bill Evans and Jim Hall, the other being Intermodulation produced four years later, were a book and not a record, then the blurbs on the back of the dust jacket might read: Filled with almost fugitive nuance and effortless interaction Perfection in spiritual and technical communication. Together, throughout the album, Evans and Hall sound like so much more than just a piano and guitar. Here we have minimalism stood on its head