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Search Photos by photo tag. The Bill Evans Trio went through countless lineup changes over Evans' 23 years as a bandleader. This particular configuration, featuring Evans' longtime collaborator Eddie Gomez and future fusion titan Jack DeJohnette , is probably the least known. Though Gomez joined Evans in the fall of and would stay with him for 11 years, DeJohnette's tenure lasted only a few short months.

Recorded during that same period in , Some Other Time: The Lost Session From The Black Forest is a new two-disc set that captures this trio's potency in its only studio appearance. At times the performance can feel quite spontaneous, as if the musicians came up with every single note on the spot. There's a great deal of truth in that, according to the trio's bassist, Eddie Gomez.

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I mean, we hadn't played a lot of these tunes Which was good, and it made it kind of all the more fun, because we were improvising, totally improvising. It feels appropriate that the alternate take of "You're Gonna Hear From Me" closes out disc two, considering the first of the disc's 10 tracks is the "primary" take.

What's captured between the opening of the primary take and the closing notes of the alternate is the range that this configuration had as it evolved as a unit in the studio. You hear the results of the players continuing to listen to each other.