Music Review

The Secret Sessions

Kathy Bates, Emilio Estevez, Martin Sheen
Reviewed by Chip Deffaa | Dec 20, 1996

Details Lead Performances: Kathy Bates, Emilio Estevez and Martin Sheen

Articulate piano giant Bill Evans' The Secret Sessions, an eight-CD collection of 1966-75 performances captured by a fan using a concealed tape recorder, feels varied and relaxed. But beware of tonal distortion, imbalance, and dropouts. Let's hope a forthcoming boxed set from Verve does better. B-

Originally posted Dec 20, 1996 Published in issue #358 Dec 20, 1996 Order article reprints
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