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Waltz For Debby

Canonball Adderley / Bill Evans

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THE WAY THIS MUSIC WAS MEANT TO BE HEARD

180 gram VINYL -AUDIOPHILE PRESSING

By the time this album, originally issued as Know What I Mean?

(Riverside R9-433), was recorded (during January-March

1961), both Julian "Cannonball" Adderley and Bill Evans had left

the highly successful Miles Davis Sextet. The band had also included

tenor saxophonist John Coltrane (with whom Cannonball had made

a wonderful quintet album in Chicago during February of that same

year). The sextet had recorded the incomparable masterpiece Kind of

Blue on March 2 & April 22, 1959. Evans and Cannonball had first

entered the studio together as members of Miles' group on May 26,

1958. Besides their work with Davis, Evans would participate on

three of Cannonball's albums. The first was Portrait of Cannonball,

recorded on July 1, 1958, and featuring a quintet that also included

Blue Mitchell on trumpet, Sam Jones on bass, and Philly Joe Jones on

drums. On August 20-21, 1958, Evans backed Adderley again on his

big band album Jump for Joy, although he had much less space to solo

than on the previous album. Their best collaboration, however, was to

be their last, Know What I Mean?, on which Evans is nearly a co-leader.

Cannonball had never recorded any of the tunes from Know What I

Mean? before, and he would never record any of them again!

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