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Newly discovered album by Bill Evans featuring Eddie Gomez and Jack DeJohnette, recorded live at the Netherlands Radio Union (NRU) VARA Studio 8 in Hilversum on June 22, 1968. Only the 3rd recording released of this trio following the internationally acclaimed 2016 landmark discovery Some Other Time: The Lost Session from the Black Forest.

• Limited Edition (6000 units worldwide)
• Numbered Edition (hand-numbered)
• Exclusive Record Store Day 2017 Relesase
• Recording Never Officially Released Before
• LP 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl
• Pressed at RTI, USA
• Mastered by Bernie Grundman
• 8 Page booklet with exclusive interviews, essays and rare photos
• Gatefold Cover

Includes an Extensive Book with Rare Photos and Essays by Acclaimed Author Marc Myers, Zev Feldman and Noted Dutch Writer and Jazz Authority, Bert Vuijsje, Plus Exclusive Interviews with Eddie Gomez, Jack DeJohnette and pianist Steve Kuhn

Deluxe Limited Edition LP Released Exclusively for Record Store Day (April 22, 2017) - BILL EVANS - ANOTHER TIME: THE HILVERSUM CONCERT

Los Angeles, March 1, 2017 — Resonance Records is proud to announce the release of Bill Evans — Another Time: The Hilversum Concert, a spectacular never-before-heard live recording by the Bill Evans Trio featuring bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Jack DeJohnette recorded in Hilversum, Holland, by the Netherlands Radio Union (NRU) in the summer of 1968. Another Time is Resonance's first follow-up release to the widely celebrated Bill Evans Trio album, Some Other Time: The Lost Session from the Black Forest. Resonance is pleased once again to release this entirely new Bill Evans discovery in full cooperation with the Bill Evans Estate and Eddie Gomez and Jack DeJohnette and Universal Music Group, the parent company of Verve Records, the label Evans was signed to in 1968.

Bill Evans — Another Time: The Hilversum Concert, recorded on June 22, 1968, just two days after Some Other Time, provides a fitting counterpoint to that remarkable album. Interestingly, these two recordings were made one day on either side of the summer solstice and they each seem to embody attributes of their respective seasons. Where Some Other Time, recorded at the legendary MPS studios in Villingen, Germany, is imbued with an introspective, vernal beauty, Another Time was recorded as a live concert, and is a recording remarkable not only for the three musicians' ebullience, freedom and summer-infused heat; but notable also for its exceptional recording quality utilizing the then state of the art recording techniques of the NRU. Producer Zev Feldman and Executive Producer, George Klabin, regard Another Time as the best-sounding Bill Evans album on Resonance; perhaps one of Evans's best sounding live recordings ever.

The configuration of this special edition of the Bill Evans Trio — featuring Jack DeJohnette newly introduced as a co-equal counterpart to Evans and the redoubtable Eddie Gomez — was not widely recorded before Some Other Time. Indeed, before Resonance released Some Other Time, only one previous aural document existed memorializing this version of the trio, which had a life-span of only six months: a live recording made at the Montreux Festival, a concert that was held roughly a week before Some Other Time and Another Time were recorded.

Bill Evans Trio: Bill Evans, Eddie Gomez and Jack DeJohnette

Track Listing:

01. You’'re Gonna Hear from Me (4:30)
02. Very Early (5:14)
03. Who Can I Turn To? (5:36)
04. Alfie (5:29)
05. Embraceable You (5:05)
06. Emily (4:22)
07. Nardis (8:34)
08. Turn Out the Stars (4:53)
09. Five (2:26)