Show Notes
As the new movie Everybody Digs Bill Evans launches in cinemas around Ireland, The Hot Box grabs the opportunity to immerse you in Evans’ music. Whilst an hour can only provide a snapshot of the considerable output from one of jazz’s truly great innovators, it enables us to evaluate his contribution to jazz during his too-short life.
Track list for The Hot Box #156 – Everybody Digs Bill Evans
Walk with Debbie
Someday My Prince Will Come
When I Fall in Love
Blue in Green (Miles Davis Quintet)
The Way You Look Tonight
I Loves You Porgy
34 Skidoo
My Funny Valentine (with Jim Hall)
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