(Cool, Post-Bop, Progressive Jazz) Gil Evans - The Individualism of Gil Evans - 1964, WavPack (image+.cue), lossless

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TITLE "The Individualism of Gil Evans"
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    TITLE "Time of the Barracudas"
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    INDEX 01 00:00:32
  TRACK 02 AUDIO
    TITLE "The Barbara Song"
    PERFORMER "Gil Evans"
    INDEX 00 07:26:31
    INDEX 01 07:30:30
  TRACK 03 AUDIO
    TITLE "Las Vegas Tango"
    PERFORMER "Gil Evans"
    INDEX 00 17:29:44
    INDEX 01 17:33:15
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    TITLE "Flute Song/Hotel Me"
    PERFORMER "Gil Evans"
    INDEX 00 24:08:26
    INDEX 01 24:11:70
  TRACK 05 AUDIO
    TITLE "El Toreador"
    PERFORMER "Gil Evans"
    INDEX 00 36:40:64
    INDEX 01 36:44:42
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    TITLE "Proclamation"
    PERFORMER "Gil Evans"
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    TITLE "Nothing Like You"
    PERFORMER "Gil Evans"
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    TITLE "Concorde"
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    INDEX 01 54:37:40

Although Gil Evans had gained a lot of acclaim for his three collaborations with Miles Davis in the 1950s and his own albums, this CD contains (with the exception of two tracks purposely left off), Evans's only dates as a leader during 1961-68. The personnel varies on the six sessions that comprise the CD (which adds five numbers including two previously unreleased to the original Lp) with such major soloists featured as tenorman Wayne Shorter, trombonist Jimmy Cleveland, trumpeter Johnny Coles and guitarist Kenny Burrell. Highlights include "Time of the Barracudas," "The Barbara Song," "Las Vegas Tango" and "Spoonful." Highly recommended to Gil Evans fans; it is a pity he did not record more during this era.

Gil Evans - piano, arranger
Johnny Coles - trumpet (Solo)
Thad Jones - trumpet
Ernie Royal - trumpet
Bernie Glow - trumpet
Louis Mucci - trumpet
Jimmy Knepper - trombone
Frank Rehak - trombone
Jimmy Cleveland - trombone (Solo)
Tony Studd - trombone
Bill Barber - tuba
Wayne Shorter - tenor sax (Solo)
Phil Woods - alto sax (Solo)
Eric Dolphy - woodwinds (flute, bass clarinet, alto sax)
Steve Lacy - soprano sax
Jerome Richardson - reeds, woodwinds
Bob Tricarico - reeds, woodwinds
Al Block - woodwinds (flute solo)
Garvin Bushell - reeds, woodwinds
Andy Fitzgerald - reeds, woodwinds
George Marge - reeds, woodwinds
Julius Watkins - french horn
Gil Cohen - french horn
Don Corado - french horn
Bob Northern - french horn
Jimmy Buffington - french horn
Ray Alonge - french horn
Harry Lookofsky - tenor violin
Bob Maxwell - harp
Margaret Ross - harp
Kenny Burrell - guitar
Barry Galbraith - guitar
Gary Peacock - bass
Ron Carter - bass
Paul Chambers - bass
Richard Davis - bass
Ben Tucker - bass
Milt Hinton - bass
Elvin Jones - drums
Osie Johnson - drums
Recorded at A&R Studios, New York in September, 1963; at Webster Hall, New York on April 6 and May 25, 1964; and at Van Gelder's Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on July 9 and October 29, 1964.