Live album · 2010
Piano Four Hands: Live in Rio 1979
- Released
- 2010
- Label
- Jazz Lips
- Catalogue no.
- JL777
- Tracklist
- 14 tracks
- Length
- 59:47
- Country
- XE
“Piano Four Hands: Live in Rio 1979” is a live album by Bill Evans & Luiz Eça, released in 2010 on Jazz Lips. The original release has 14 tracks with a running time of 59:47. Jazz standards on the record include “Bill's Hit Tune”, “Corcovado”, “Laurie” and “One Note Samba”. The line-up features Bill Evans (piano) and Luiz Eça (piano).
Who played on Piano Four Hands: Live in Rio 1979
- Bill Evans piano all tracks
- Luiz Eça piano all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Noelle's Theme — Michel Legrand 3:05
- 2 Untitled Original 2:14
- 3 Who Can I Turn To standard 5:05
- 4 Letter to Evan — Bill Evans 3:16
- 5 Laurie standard — Bill Evans 5:14
- 6 Five — Bill Evans 3:23
- 7 Wave standard — Antônio Carlos Jobim 4:47
- 8 Chorinho Pra Ele 2:34
- 9 Letter to Evan — Bill Evans 4:58
- 10 Laurie standard — Bill Evans 3:09
- 11 Bill's Hit Tune standard — Bill Evans 5:44
- 12 Corcovado standard — Antônio Carlos Jobim 3:58
- 13 One Note Samba / Stella by Starlight standard — Antônio Carlos Jobim, Newton Mendonça 8:27
- 14 E Nada Mais 3:53
More albums by Bill Evans & Luiz Eça
A rare original
· Alto Records
New Jazz Conceptions
1957 · Riverside
Interplay
1962 · Craft Recordings
Undercurrent
1962 · United Artists
The Gary McFarland Orchestra
1963 · Verve
Conversations With Myself
1963 · Verve
Trio 64
1964 · Verve
Bill Evans Trio With Symphony Orchestra
1965 · Verve
A Simple Matter of Conviction
1966 · Verve
Intermodulation
1966 · Verve
Further Conversations With Myself
1967 · Verve
At the Montreux Jazz Festival
1968 · Live · Verve
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Piano Four Hands: Live in Rio 1979?
The line-up of Piano Four Hands: Live in Rio 1979 includes Bill Evans (piano) and Luiz Eça (piano).
Which label released Piano Four Hands: Live in Rio 1979?
Piano Four Hands: Live in Rio 1979 was released in 2010 on Jazz Lips (JL777).
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