Gil Evans - The Individualism Of Gil Evans Out Of Exile "Blue Sunshine" was supposedly chosen

"Blue Sunshine" was supposedly chosen to imply the album's summer theme

A1 Invasion Muzak 2:46 A2 Snowed In 4:18 A3 Crazy In Love 4:44 A4 The Interrogative Mood 3:12 A5 Cars 2:48 A6 Won't That Be A Happy Time 2:29 B1 Peter And John 2:52 B2 Don't Wait Too Long 3:54 B3 Cold Rain 3:51 B4 Day Glo 3:29 B5 After The Gold Rush 2:41 C1 Rock Intro 1:01 C2 It's A Quiet Thing 2:59 C3 Baltimore 4:35 C4 Waters Of March 3:35 C5 The Whole World's Got The Eyes On You 3:27 C6 The Single 3:49 D1 December 2:25 D2 Little Person 3:53 D3 Old Molly Metcalfe 3:40 D4 Gymnopedie No

and Tadd Mullunix under his X-Altera alias

A1 All I Have Is Love A2 Do You Ever A3 Never Be Ungrateful A4 The Sun Shines For Me A5 Let's Dance A6 Sister Love (Extra Special) A7 Lonely Soldier B1 My Native Woman B2 Top Ten B3 Set The Captives Free B4 Victim B5 Permanent Lover B6 Let Off Sup'm B7 Too Good To Be True

Gil Evans - The Individualism Of Gil Evans Out Of Exile "Blue Sunshine" was supposedly chosenBorn May 13, 1912, Toronto, Canada, died March 20, 1988, Cuernavaca, Mexico Grammy Award winning Canadian jazz pianist, arranger, composer and bandleader. He is widely recognized as one of the greatest orchestrators in jazz, playing an important role in the development of cool jazz, modal jazz, free jazz, and jazz fusion. He is best known for his acclaimed collaborations with [a=Miles Davis]. With his second wife [a=Anita Evans] became parents of