Conversations with Myself

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Conversations with Myself is a landmark 1963 jazz album by pianist Bill Evans, renowned for its innovative use of overdubbed solo piano tracks to create intricate, multi-layered performances.

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instanceOf album
studio album
artist Bill Evans
awardReceived Grammy Award for Best Jazz Instrumental Album
awardYear 1964
countryOfOrigin United States
coverArtFeatures photograph of Bill Evans at the piano
criticalReception highly acclaimed
describedAs landmark jazz album
follows How My Heart Sings!
format solo piano
genre jazz
modal jazz
post-bop
hasSubsequentRelatedWork Further Conversations with Myself
New Conversations
hasTrack Blue Monk
Hey There
How About You?
Just You, Just Me
N.Y.C.’s No Lark
Stella by Starlight
The Love Theme from “Spartacus”
’Round Midnight
influencedGenre solo jazz piano recording techniques
labelCatalogNumber Verve V6-8526
language instrumental
length approximately 43 minutes
mainInstrument piano
notableFor innovative use of overdubbed solo piano tracks
multi-layered piano performances
numberOfOverdubbedPianoParts three
numberOfTracks 8
originalMedium vinyl record
partOf Bill Evans discography
performer Bill Evans
precedes Trio 64
producer Creed Taylor
recordingDate February 1963
recordingEngineer Ray Hall
recordingLocation New York City
recordingStudio Webster Hall
recordLabel Verve Records
reissueFormat compact disc
digital download
releaseDate 1963
technique overdubbing

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