Gil Evans: The Individualism of Gil Evans (Verve Vault Series) 1LP ETJSAU-140.3 Cecil McBee and a young

Cecil McBee and a young Stanley Clarke

Bumpin’ showcases his exceptional command of the guitar with the support of an orchestra arranged and conducted by Don Sebesky

A1: Israel

features her singular voice

a style of popular song from the 1940s-60s that was deeply influenced by American musicians such as Nat King Cole

Gil Evans: The Individualism of Gil Evans (Verve Vault Series) 1LP ETJSAU-140.3 Cecil McBee and a youngVerve, 1964 Released in 1964 on Verve, The Individualism of Gil Evans stands as one of arranger composer Gil Evans most compelling and richly detailed works, showcasing some of the finest music of his career. The album blends Evans originalsincluding Las Vegas Tango and El Toreador, as well as the Miles Davis collaborations Time of the Barracudas and Flute Song Hotel Me with inspired interpretations such as Kurt Weills The Barbara Song, all rendered