Bill Evans Left To Right Rar

Posted By admin On 08/05/18

In the '60s the jazz pianist Bill Evans would occasionally record an orchestral 'easy listening' session to pay the bills, with predictably mediocre results. But FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, while certainly easy on the ears, is also one of Evans' most intriguing 'lost' records, brought to us courtesy of Verve's winning 'By Request' series. The novelty is that Evans plays both Fender Rhodes and acoustic piano simultaneously in real time, trading off themes and improvs with deliberative taste and, of course, rare skill.

The sessions were produced by Evans' long-time, protective manager Helen Keane, so there was little danger of 'selling out.'

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