BILL EVANS TRIO- PORTRAIT IN JAZZ- RIVERSIDE 1162
$
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Description
An excellent original early stereo pressing with black labels of the Bill Evans Trio's Portrait In Jazz. Riverside RLP 1162. Bill Evans, Scott LaFaro and Paul Motian perform Come Rain or Come Shine, Autumn Leaves, Withcraft, When I Fall in Love, Peri's Scope, What is This Thing Called Love, Spring Is Here, Some Day My Prince Will Come and Blue in Green. From the collection of a close friend who was the original owner. The jacket shows just a hint of ringwear. The record is excellent. Still has the original glassine inner sleeve. VG++
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