Bill Evans Trio — at Shelly's Manne-Hole Parquet Courts Realizing what truly matters and

Realizing what truly matters and growing in new ways personally and creatively

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Bill Evans Trio — at Shelly's Manne-Hole Parquet Courts Realizing what truly matters andThis 1963 LP marked the last album Bill Evans made for his first label, Riverside, and was the second of two live recordings which Evans did for the label (the other resulted in the iconic Village Vanguard LPs). But above all, these two nights at Shelly Manne's club in Hollywood marked the only recording by Evans' excellent but short term third trio, featuring Chuck Israels on bass and LA drummer Larry Bunker. The trio performs a selection of