Bill Evans - Without A Song (Official Remastered Audio)

Recorded in 1977 and released in 1981, just months after Evans’ death, the album marks the artist’s final studio recording with bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Eliot Zigmund and includes stunning performances of “We Will Meet Again (for Harry)” and “B Minor Waltz (for Ellaine).”

This 2022 edition of You Must Believe in Spring features all-analog mastering, cut at 45-RPM from the original tapes by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio. Pressed on 180-gram vinyl at RTI Record Technology, Inc. (RTI), the album is presented as a 2-LP set in a gatefold package, with new liner notes from music journalist, author and historian Marc Myers. You Must Believe in Spring will also be available on CD, hi-res digital audio and SACD. The audio for the CD, hi-res digital and SACD versions was transferred from the original tapes using the Plangent Processes Playback System and has been newly remastered by GRAMMY®-award winning engineer Paul Blakemore.

2022 Craft Recordings. Distributed by Concord.

[dennisnardone]

I never get tired of the music of Bill Evans.

[Argentarius]

I always felt like building an alter in my house and putting this CD on it. I never did, but Bills Evans always takes me to beautiful and sublime place.

[Ron]

Every time Bill touched the keyboard, he touched God. Incomparable genius.

[jeffreywilliams]

I found this song in 1980. It still thrills me.

[CarlosGimeno.]

Beautiful! Marvelous! ¡Bellísimo! ¡Maravilloso!

[palomap]

sin palabras, nunca deja de sorprenderme

[rickolsonmusic]

I got to hear Bill with Philly Joe and probably Marc Johnson around 1979!

[connorlowell]

He doesn’t even know how much he’s done for pluggnb

[PeerKristijan]

It's relaxing, and it makes you feel like a rich man.