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Undercurrent (Numbered Edition) Vinyl LP

Mobile FidelitySKU fr-4182

landmark 1962 session remastered
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Originally recorded in 1962, Undercurrents would be the first of two recorded collaborations between pianist Bill Evans and guitarist Jim Hall. The legendary NYC session finds the two jazz maestros in top form in the rare (for jazz) duo format, offering a beautifully introspective performance in the hard-swing / bebop style. Evans had just come off a long hiatus from recording (following the death of bassist Scott LaFaro), but delivers his signature gentle and melodic touch, as Hall perfectly compliments with advanced harmonies. Includes "My Funny Valentine," "I Hear A Rhapsody," "Dream Gypsy," "Romain," "Skating In Central Park," and "Darn That Dream," housed in a gatefold picture sleeve featuring Toni Frisell's photograph "Weekee Wachee Spring, Florida." This 2014 Mobie Fidelity pressing features remastered sound using the Gain 2 Ultra Analog System, and comes housed in a individually numbered gatefold sleeve. Recommended.

  • black vinyl pressing
  • remastered sound
  • individually numbered edition
  • gatefold sleeve
  • music label: Mobile Fidelity 2014
reviewed by neck cork 03/2018
UPC: 821797100311

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