Bill Evans - Waltz For Debby LP (Yellow Colored Vinyl)

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Bill Evans - Waltz For Debby LP (Yellow Colored Vinyl)"Waltz for Debby" was recorded June 25, 1961 live at the Village Vanguard jazz club. The place acoustics played a big role: the small, triangular basement club naturally produced a warm, close up sound. They were used portable Ampex tape machines with relatively few microphones one near the piano, one for bass, one for drums, plus a room mic to capture the club's natural ambiance. This minimalist setup is part of why the recording still sounds

with inspiration from ELO to Elvis Costello to '70s girl group vocal arrangements

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and on on several songs

Thereas plenty of Twang and Blues here as well as rockina stuff harking back to Tomas work aoBlazing Telecastersa

Limited Edition vinyl LP pressing includes poster

and trademark rhythmically independent

the album has been split across 2x 12" vinyl running at 45rpm for optimum audio quality

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the now-defunct label once run by 7 Seconds frontman Kevin Seconds

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