Key Features

• ● Bill Evans - A Tribute is a remarkable two-record set released as a heartfelt homage to the legendary jazz pianist following his passing in 1980. This Japan-pressed collection features solo performances from 14 of the world's most acclaimed jazz pianists, including Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, and McCoy Tyner, each interpreting songs dear to Evans' legacy.
• ● Deluxe 2LP set featuring 14 stellar jazz pianists
• ● Performances by Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, George Shearing, and McCoy Tyner
• ● Includes classics like Waltz For Debby, Dolphin Dance, and Night and Day
• ● Recorded in Los Angeles and New York in 1982
• ● Features extensive Japanese liner notes and track information
• ● Proceeds originally supported the Bill Evans Jazz Piano Scholarship Fund
• ● Brand: NO BRAND
• ● Artist: Various Artists
• ● Release Title: Bill Evans - A Tribute
• ● Record Label: Palo Alto Records
• ● Catalog Number: SMJ-9548-9
• ● Format: Vinyl LP
• ● Record Size: 12 inches
• ● Speed: 33 1/3 RPM
• ● Genre: Jazz
• ● Style: Piano Jazz
• ● Release Year: 1982
• ● Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
• ● Record Grading: VG
• ● Sleeve Grading: VG
• ● Edition: Original
• ● Material: Vinyl
• ● Type: Album

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