Home / Music / You Must Believe in Spring was Bill Evans's posthumous releaseMusic linernotes album music bill-evans-trioYou Must Believe in Spring was Bill Evans's posthumous releaseYou Must Believe in Spring was released on February 2, 1981, by Warner Bros. Records, shortly after Bill Evans’ death in September 1980. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesWaltz for Debby and Sunday at the Village Vanguard came from the same engagementScott LaFaro died ten days after the Village Vanguard sessionsSunday at the Village Vanguard is routinely ranked among the best live jazz albumsBill Evans made Waltz for Debby a jazz standard in the studio and at the VanguardRiverside Records released the Bill Evans Trio's Waltz for Debby in 1962ExploreTori Amos recorded From the Choirgirl Hotel at her own Martian Engineering StudiosGaucho broke Steely Dan's all-LA recording streakGeogaddi was recorded at Boards of Canada's Hexagon Sun studioGhost in the Machine was recorded in Montserrat and QuebecGillian Welch's Time (The Revelator) was recorded at historic RCA Studio BPrevious You Must Believe in Spring was both a beginning and an ending for Bill EvansNext We Will Meet Again was Bill Evans' final studio album.