Love the sound Bill Evans developed in the 1970s! In my opinion, he was developing a new harmonic landscape or language that reflected his skillset in original composition such as "Sugar Plum" above. Had he lived longer, he would have taken this innovation to the next level!
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A great version of one of my favorite Monk tunes, and one of a few Monk tunes that hardly ever get played. Most musicians get stumped by the odd meters in the A section, then by the 3 1/2 bar bridge