Tales - Live In Copenhagen (1964) [Analog]

In 1964, Bill Evans is the first European playing tour. Precious sound source recorded in Denmark visited. The famous "Trio 65" Chuck Israel and Larry Bunker joins Official release from Elemental Music! English original booklet with full Japanese translation.

Product Number: KKJ-10015 [LP] [Import] [Japanese belt and explanation] [Live] [ELEMENTAL MUSIC / KING INTERNATIONAL]

Bill Evans / Tales - Live In Copenhagen (1964) Bill Evans / Tales - Live in Copenhagen (1964)

Side A 1. Waltz For Debby (Bill Evans) 5:32 2. My Foolish Heart (Ned Washington-Victor Young) 5:15 3. How My Heart Sings (Earl Zindars) 4:51 4. Sweet And Lovely (Gus Arnheim-Jules LeMare-Harry Tobias) 5:33 5. I Didn't Know What Time It Was (Richard Rodgers-Lorenz Hart) 4:40 6. Five [Theme] (Bill Evans) 2:09

Bill Evans (piano) , Chuck Israels (bass) , Larry Bunker (drums) Danish Radio, Radiohuset, Copenhagen, August 10, 1964.

Side B 1. My Foolish Heart #2 (Ned Washington-Victor Young) 5:06 2 How My Heart Sings #2 (Earl Zindars) 4:32 3 Sweet And Lovely #2 (Gus Arnheim-Jules LeMare-Harry Tobias) 4:24 4.Five [Theme] #2 (Bill Evans) 2:23 5. 'Round Midnigh* (Thelonious Monk-Bernie Hanighen-Cootie Williams) 7:06

Bill Evans (piano) , Chuck Israels (bass) , Larry Bunker (drums) TV-City, Copenhagen, August 25, 1964.

*BONUS TRACK (#5) Bill Evans (piano) , Eddie Gomez (bass) , Marty Morell (drums) Stakladen, Aarhus, Denmark, November 21, 1969.

This is an official release piece recorded in two Danish locations on the first European playing tour, by Bill Evans Trio.

In April 2023, the Treasures: Solo, Trio and Orchestra Recordings from Denmark (1965-1969) was released in 3-Disc LP and 2-Disc CDs, and a completely separate and highly valuable recording from the Elemental Record Jordy, Carlos Augustin, and the famous excavator Zeve. Feldman Co-produced, we have seen the day this time. This 11 piece is a formal, unforgetted, unforgettable with Bill Evans Estate, created by Zev Feldman. This product is an audio source for the first European playing tour, Bill Evans Trio in the summer of 1964, with 10 unannounced songs in Denmark, Copenhagen, Chuck Israel (b) and Rally Bunker (ds) and Bonus Track visited Orphus in 1969. Time recording

LP A-face 1-6 was recorded on August 10, 1964 in Copenhagen "Radio House" at the headquarters of the national Danish broadcast, and a kind of studio session recorded without audience. In addition, B surface 1-4 was recorded as a live recording in the Danish TV "TV View (TV-Byen)" located on August 25 of the same year in Grad Succé suburban Copenhagen. Also included as a bonus track, Eddie Gomez (b) and Marty Morell (ds) trio played on November Orphus University at a live venue at the study hall in November 1969. 11 albums total

10 popular songs such as Waltz for Debbby, My Foolish Heart, How My Heart Sings, and 1 bonus track. "My Foolish Heart" is included in the "Waltz for Debby" and "Sunday at the Village Vanguard" (June 1961) recording, which is also interesting when compared to playing with Raphalo and Motivan. You can also enjoy comparison with 3 same songs such as "My Foolish Heart" on the A-side and B side. Also, according to evance discography, I Didn't Know What Time It Was" is the first and last recording.

Beautifully designed LP jacket, color page English booklet includes explanation by Mark Meyers, evance researcher, wall street journal" music article. It also includes valuable interviews and testimonials from Chuck Israel and Larry Bunker, the widow Brandin Bunker, who participated in the album. Includes plenty of unpublished photos and a Japanese booklet that completely translates the original booklet. Mastering from broadcast sound source master tape to legendary mastering engineer, Bernie Grandman for LPs High quality recording (some songs remastering the original MONO recording source in 24-bit stereo). LP is only available in Japanese specifications with Japanese Obi, all translated Japanese booklet and explanation. There are no parallel import sales on import boards. CDs will be released at the end of November.

Includes English original liner notes complete translation (translation: Mashashige Terai). The explanation is by Hiroki Sugida.