Evans, Bill & Bob Brookmeye - Ivory Hunters Release:1959 One could go off the

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They were able to focus on their music and "White Horse" after they were fired from their day-job in a dispute over $100 with a drunken publisher

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Evans, Bill & Bob Brookmeye - Ivory Hunters Release:1959 One could go off theNEW VINYL LP ON WAX TIME 2015 180 GRAM VINYL This release contains the complete album The Ivory Hunters, which presents a quartet with the unusual combination of two pianos, bass and drums. Thanks to the magic of stereo recording (which had just been developed) Bill Evans plays the pianos on the right channel, while Bob Brookmeyer lays down his trombone to join Evans on piano on the left channel. https: en. wikipedia. org wiki The_Ivory_Hunters 129.