At The Montreux Jazz Festival – Bill Evans – – Pre Owned CDs (Arrives in 14days)

Recorded on a summer night in June 1968, ‘At The Montreux Jazz Festival’ finds Bill Evans and his trio at the height of their creative interplay. This is no ordinary live album; Evans, with Eddie Gomez on bass and Jack DeJohnette on drums, transforms the festival stage into an intimate workshop of emotion and invention. Gomez’s agile bass lines and DeJohnette’s responsive drumming give Evans room to stretch, resulting in interpretations that feel both spontaneous and meticulously crafted. The setlist glides between soulful standards and Evans’ own compositions, each delivered with a rare combination of technical mastery and deep vulnerability. The recording captures not just the notes, but the palpable hush and anticipation of the Montreux audience—a unique atmosphere that inspired Evans to new heights. For collectors and fans alike, this album is a touchstone in live jazz, capturing a fleeting but luminous chapter in Evans’ storied career. It’s an essential listen for those who value jazz not just as performance, but as living, breathing conversation. If you’re seeking an album that distills the magic of a singular night into grooves and melodies, this is it.

Track List:
1 – One For Helen – 4:24
2 – A Sleepin’ Bee – 6:05
3 – Mother Of Earl – 5:15
4 – Nardis – 8:22
5 – I Loves You, Porgy – 6:00
6 – The Touch Of Your Lips – 4:45
7 – Embraceable You – 6:45
8 – Someday My Prince Will Come – 6:08
9 – Walkin’ Up – 3:35
10 – Quiet Now – 6:11