Live album · 1973
The Tokyo Concert
- Released
- 1973
- Label
- CBS/Sony
- Catalogue no.
- SOPM 40
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Length
- 59:29
- Country
- JP
“The Tokyo Concert” is a live album by Bill Evans, released in 1973 on CBS/Sony. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 59:29. Jazz standards on the record include “Gloria's Step”, “My Romance”, “On Green Dolphin Street” and “Up With The Lark”. The line-up features Bill Evans (piano), Eddie Gomez (double bass) and Marty Morell (drums (drum set)).
Who played on The Tokyo Concert
- Bill Evans piano all tracks
- Eddie Gomez double bass on 8 tracks
- Marty Morell drums (drum set) on 8 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Mornin’ Glory — Bobbie Gentry 5:50
- A2 Up With the Lark standard — Jerome Kern 6:50
- A3 Yesterday I Heard the Rain 6:34
- A4 My Romance standard — Richard Rodgers 8:44
- B1 When Autumn Comes 6:06
- B2 T.T.T.T. (Twelve Tone Tune Two) — Bill Evans 6:39
- B3 Hullo Bolinas — Steve Swallow 4:02
- B4 Gloria’s Step standard — Scott LaFaro 7:59
- B5 On Green Dolphin Street standard — Bronisław Kaper 6:47
Production
- Helen Keane producer
- Henichi Handa recording
- 前島裕一 recording
- 鈴木智雄 recording
More albums by Bill Evans
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· 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 The Tokyo Concert?
The line-up of The Tokyo Concert includes Bill Evans (piano), Eddie Gomez (double bass) and Marty Morell (drums (drum set)).
Which label released The Tokyo Concert?
The Tokyo Concert was released in 1973 on CBS/Sony (SOPM 40).
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