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Jazz 62 min 8 tracks Warner Bros. Records
We Will Meet Again is a quintet album by jazz pianist Bill Evans, released by Warner Bros. in 1980. It is Evans' last studio recording and the only one that features his final trio with Marc Johnson on bass and Joe LaBarbera on drums.. In this quintet setting, the group is rounded out by Tom Harrell on trumpet and Larry Schneider, who had also appeared on the album Affinity, on tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, and alto flute. Evans plays both acoustic and electric pianos.
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