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The Solo Sessions

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The Solo Sessions

Bill Evans UMG

Released: Jul 22, 2009

1		What Kind Of Fool Am I? by Bill Evans comp. Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley Time: 6:13 Size: 9MB
2		Medley: My Favorite Things/Easy To Love/Baubles, Bangles And Beads Time: 12:28 Size: 17MB
3		When I Fall In Love by Bill Evans comp. Victor Young and Edward Heyman Time: 3:02 Size: 4MB
4		Medley: "Spartacus" Love Theme/Nardis by Bill Evans comp. Miles Davis and Alex North Time: 8:38 Size: 12MB
5		Everything Happens To Me by Bill Evans comp. Thomas Adair and Matt Dennis Time: 5:42 Size: 8MB
6		April In Paris by Bill Evans comp. Vernon Duke and E.Y. Harburg Time: 5:54 Size: 8MB

Other albums by Bill Evans:

Bill Evans: Turn... 2009	Essential Standar... 2009	Jazz Six Pack 2009	The Alternative M... 2009
Turn Out The Star... 2008	Everybody Digs Bi... 2007	Blue In Green 2007	New Jazz Concepti... 2007
The Complete Fant... 2007	The Secret Sessio... 2007	The Interplay Ses... 2007	On Green Dolphin... 2006
The Solo Sessions... 2006	Eloquence 2006	Riverside Profile... 2006	Jazzhouse 2006

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