CD The Bill Evans Trio: Everybody Digs Bill Evans

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Everybody Digs Bill Evans - CD, LP

Name: 2LP The Bill Evans Trio: Everybody Digs Bill Evans LTD
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The Bill Evans Trio

Jazz | Post Bop

1959

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CD The Bill Evans Trio: Everybody Digs Bill Evans

Japan CD Edition (Universal Japan)

UNIVERSAL JAPAN 3. October 2025

More ID: 768010 EAN: 4988031774700

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Title	Everybody Digs Bill Evans
Artist	The Bill Evans Trio
More info	Japan CD Edition (Universal Japan)
Format	CD
Labels	UNIVERSAL JAPAN
Date of publication	3. October 2025
First released	1959
EAN	4988031774700
Product ID	768010

The Bill Evans Trio: Everybody Digs Bill Evans version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in publishing company UNIVERSAL JAPAN on 3. October 2025.

"Everybody Digs Bill Evans" is a landmark jazz album by the Bill Evans Trio, released in 1959. This album is the pianist's second as a leader and features the innovative and lyrical playing that would come to define his career. Accompanied by bassist Sam Jones and drummer Philly Joe Jones, Evans presents a mix of standards and original compositions. The tracklist includes the hauntingly beautiful "Peace Piece," an improvisational work that showcases Evans's unique block-chord technique, and "Epilogue," which serves as a thoughtful conclusion to the album. Other highlights include the playful "Oleo" by Sonny Rollins, and renditions of classics such as "Tenderly," "Night and Day," and "Young And Foolish." The album also features "Some Other Time" from Leonard Bernstein's musical "On The Town," and the introspective "Lucky To Be Me." With its blend of technical mastery and emotional depth, "Everybody Digs Bill Evans" is a testament to the pianist's profound impact on jazz music.

Album spans genres Jazz and Post Bop.