Bill Evans trio in Schaerbeek (Brussels) June 1972. Comment by François Glorieux in Dutch.

Bill Evans piano
Eddie Gomez bass
Tony Oxley drums

The sound quality is unfortunately not very good and the volume too low. But I think this is the only existing video where Tony Oxley plays with Bill Evans. I will try to improve the sound quality.
(Rob Rijneke)

François Glorieux (1932), analysis of Bills music on this video in Dutch.
He is pianist, composer, conductor, honorary professor of chamber music at the Royal Music Conservatory of Ghent, guest professor at Yale University (USA) and director of the International Piano Master Class in Antwerp).

Tony Oxley (1938) is originally an English free-jazz drummer. He became well known as the house drummer at Ronnie Scott's in London, playing with many of the great visiting American artists like Joe Henderson, Lee Konitz, Charlie Mariano, Stan Getz, Sonny Rollins, and Bill Evans. Naturally, Bill Evans always brought his own drummer to the club, in this case Marty Morell. But he was still pleased when Oxley agreed to sit in on final sets, as he had been doing frequently since the end of 1969. In June 1972 Tony Oxley replaced Marty Morell for a short European visit. The tour, planned for about three weeks, included several gigs in Belgium. The schedule included also a concert at the Ljubljana International Jazz Festival in the former Yugoslavia on June 10. Recorded by BBC Radio and later released.

Recorded in a former Club Thalamus, Schaerbeek, Brussels, Belgium, June 1972.