Bill Evans - Treffpunkt Jazz Festival 1979
Review by Albert Escobedo
Treffpunkt Jazz Festival 1979 is a live album by the legendary jazz pianist Bill Evans. The album was recorded at the Treffpunkt Jazz Festival in Stuttgart, Germany in 1979 and features Evans alongside bassist Marc Johnson and drummer Joe LaBarbera.
The album showcases Evans' signature style of introspective and lyrical playing, with his delicate touch on the keys and his ability to create complex harmonies. The trio works together seamlessly, with Johnson providing a solid foundation and LaBarbera adding subtle rhythmic textures.
The album features a mix of original compositions and jazz standards, including "Days of Wine and Roses," "Nardis," and "All of You." Each track is a masterclass in jazz improvisation, with Evans and his bandmates exploring the melodic and harmonic possibilities of each tune.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| But Beautiful | ||
| All Mine | ||
| Laurie | ||
| I Love You, Pory | ||
| Re Person I Knew | ||
| All Of You | ||
| Nardis | ||
| Up With The Lark | ||
| Theme From Mash | ||
| Noel's Theme |
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Catalog Numbers
70650Labels
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Formats
- CDr
- Album
- Unofficial Release
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Bass | Marc Johnson |
| Drums | Joe LaBarbera |
| Piano | Bill Evans |
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Live In Stuttgart, Treffpunkt Jazz, 12-03-1979.About Bill Evans
Real Name
- William John Evans
Name Vars
- B Evans
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- Bil Evans
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- Billy Evans
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- Evens
- J.W. Evans
- W. Evans
- William Bill Evans
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Summary by Albert Escobedo
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