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THE GIL EVANS ORCHESTRA “HIDDEN TREASURES MONDAY NIGHTS, VOLUME ONE ”

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$15.00 Each (Free Shipping in the US) $6.00 Canada / $10.00 Overseas
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Musical sparks fly from this group of New York’s finest musicians with a varied program of compositions that recall Gil Evans’ infamous Monday night sessions at the Greenwich Village club, Sweet Basil.

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Track listing and Running Time
1. SUBWAY Pete Levin 10:56
2. LL FUNK Miles Evans 5:29
3. I SURRENDER Delmar Brown/Alex Foster 7:17
4. GROOVE FROM THE LOUVRE John Clark 9:50
5. LUNAR ECLIPSE Masabumi Kikuchi 6:28
6. MOONSTRUCK Gil Evans 1:49
7. ELEVEN Gil Evans 5:24

Kenwood Dennard – Drums,
Mino Cinelu – Percussion
Mark Egan – bass
Pete Levin – keyboards
Miles Evans – trumpet
Shunzo Ohno – trumpet
David Taylor - Bass Trombone
John Clark - French Horn
Chris Hunter – Alto Sax, Flute
Alex Foster - Tenor Sax, Soprano Sax
Darryl Jones - Bass (Tune 2)
Matthew Garrison - Bass & Bass Solo (Tune 2)
Vernon Reid - Guitar (Tune 2)
Paul Shaffer - Fender Rhodes (Tune 2)
David Mann - Alto Sax (Tune 2)
Gil Goldstein - Piano (Tunes 1, 2, 5, 6)
Delmar Brown - Synthesizer (Tunes 1, 2, 5)
Charles Blenzig - Synthesizer (Tunes 2, 3, 4, 7)
Gabby Abularach - Guitars (Tune 1, 4, 5)
Jon Faddis - Trumpet (Tunes 1, 5, 6),
Dave Bargeron -Trombone (Tunes 1, 5, 6),
Gary Smulyan - Baritone Sax (Tunes 1, 5, 6)
Birch Johnson - Trombone (Tunes 3, 4, 7,
Alex Sipiagin - Trumpet (Tunes 3, 4, 7)
Alden Banta - Baritone Sax (Tunes 3, 4, 7).

Monday Nights is not only the first studio recording of the Gil Evans Orchestra in over forty years, it’s also offers some of the most audacious and electrifying music of the new millennium. The late Gil Evans was one of the most respected orchestrators in jazz history and his fabled collaborations with Miles Davis, including “Birth of the Cool,” “Sketches of Spain” and “Porgy and Bess,” set the gold standard for modern jazz arranging. Accordingly, Evans played a key role in the development of cool jazz, modal jazz, free jazz and jazz fusion. All of these influences are strikingly present on “Monday Nights,” a particularly contemporary incarnation of Evans’ music. After a string of gigs that started in the late 70s, the Gil Evans Orchestra began a run of Monday night engagements in 1983 at the Greenwich Village club, Sweet Basil, which resulted in a number of successful live recordings by Gil Evans and the Monday Night Orchestra. The gig continued sporadically until 1994. Mr. Evans had a knack for bringing out the best in his groups comprised of first-call New York players including David Sanborn, Alan Rubin and Tom “Bones Malone,” and such musicians as George Adams, Hannibal Marvin Peterson and Howard Johnson. Gil’s sons, trumpeter Miles Evans and his brother Noah are keeping the flame alive with “Hidden Treasures,” a trilogy of recordings of which “Monday Nights” is the first.

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