Bill Evans - Definitive Rare Albums Collection 1960-1966 (CD)

Bill Evans - Definitive Rare Albums Collection 1960-1966 (CD)

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Bill Evans - Definitive Rare Albums Collection 1960-1966 (CD)Release Date: 04 07 17 4CD Set Collating Some Of The Lesser Known Works By This Master Musician Despite his premature passing on 15th September 1980, after years of substance abuse, Bill Evans is as highly regarded today as ever he was and remains an icon of jazz for millions. This four disc set, containing over five hours of extraordinary music, Collates Some Of The Lesser Known Works By This Master Musician, which fans old and new alike can now gain

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