Bill Evans - Conversations with Myself

Bill Evans - Conversations with MyselfVinyl LP pressing. Recorded at three different studio sessions on February 6 and 9, and May 20, 1963, Evans recorded the album using the then controversial method of overdubbing three different yet corresponding piano tracks for each song. It's an interesting combination of counterpointed lines and chords that Evans employs, with differing tempos and shadings that complement rather than contrast. Additionally, the usage of angular dialect la

timeless voice

The Day the Earth Stood Still

"Il Dio Serpente" is probably one of the most successful among the numerous exotic/erotic Italian films of the '70s

Blood Orange (AKA Devonté Hynes) returns with his 2013 album Cupid Deluxe

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this 2LP edition features outtakes from the original sessions on Sides 3 & 4

Featuring ten co-written tunes and focusing on a classic country sound

"Love You The Best" and "Southern Manners"

and classic rock lovers alike

the collection also offers a possible indication of Brun's next moves with a brand new song

debuted on the band's own Merciful Release label

He stacked seven total layers of his 1962 Hammond M-101 organ