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Bill Evans the best of the best musician !!! Only this !!!

One of the most beautiful jazz upload on you tube. Thanks.

El genio del piano de jazz en un ser humano el la creatividad latente y sublime....

Muchas Gracias por compartir esta obra maestra.

0:00 Nardis + 8:05 Theme From M.A.S.H. (Suicide Is Painless) + 12:22 The Peacocks + 18:57 I Should Care + 23:41 On Green Dolphin Street + 29:50 Like Someone In Love + 38:36 You Don't Know What Love Is + 46:41 What Is This Thing Called Love + 56:59 Lover Man + 1:09:32 When I Fall In Love + 1:13:23 All The Things You Are + 1:24:43 Bill Evans interviewed by Leonard Feather + 1:27:56 Peacocks* + 1:34:10 Theme From M.A.S.H. (Suicide Is Painless)* + 1:38:45 Midnight Mood* + 1:44:12 Nardis + 1:52:13 Announcement by Bill Evans* + 1:52:23 Solar (incomplete)*

@nightynight1284

7 жыл бұрын

Charlie Wobershalek Thanks a lot

@RanBlakePiano

4 жыл бұрын

Henri de Lagardère thanks Henri

This is some of the best stuff i ever hurd

Wow, I’m fairly new to jazz and Nardis 0:00 was phenomenal.

@CrowClouds

Ай бұрын

I'm no expert by any means but I don't think it gets much better than that

Cosa maravillosa!!!!

Wow ! That’s quite a narrow glorification of one great among many

@JoseMedina-sv8uy

7 ай бұрын

Bill Evans es grande en tierra de gigantes.

Good job Bernie!

WoooooooOOooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!

Gênio !!!😊

Bill with Philly Joe Jones has a harder edge that is really cool.

@peteywheatstraws4909

2 жыл бұрын

No doubt, I've never heard this recording, definitely more of an edge, as you stated.

@milesstover3724

10 ай бұрын

I miss the days when we had great jazz musicians with names like "Philly Joe Jones" ....the gritty golden days of jazz music

On the thumbnail, all I can read is "Bill Evans Trio & Guests" with "Nice" underneath. Nice.

Suicide is Painless is a song I refuse to play because it's just too dark for me.

@JoseMedina-sv8uy

7 ай бұрын

El título es muy fuerte, pero el tema musical es muy bonito.

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WHO S THE GUITARIST ?? RANEY ? O er

I wonder just when Evans went nuclear and started playing like this - I bet it surprised the rhythm guys (unless they all discussed it somewhere beforehand). I'll have to look again in the Pettinger book, mentioned below by madrobotfan, to see if it - really, a transformation - was noted. Of course with Evans, even with the upped intensity, his sense of humor remains, hidden in plain sight between the staves and the fistfuls of flat 9ths and hot licks. By the way Konitz sounds awful.

Is it just me or something's wrong with the drumming here?

So great to hear him with Philly Joe in this period! Philly brought out the very best in him!

@RanBlakePiano

4 жыл бұрын

jim kost yes!

@stuartdryer1352

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking that too. An edge.

The greatest improvisational musician of the 20th century.

@jackdolphy8965

2 жыл бұрын

Wow that’s quite a narrow glorification of one great amongst many 😳

Holy shit! A Bill Evans album I haven't heard! With Philly Joe! Philly always brought a lot of energy out of Evans. It's a shame they didn't record more together. Plus there's a lot of heavy hitters on this. Thank you for posting this.

One of the tougher and more interesting Evans interpretations of the sublime Jimmy Rowles tune - "Peacocks" .

Philly Joe Jones on Peacocks is pure genius. He was reading Bill's mind. For being one of the most swinging musicians who ever lived, he was also a master colourist. Love Philly man. Now to listen to the rest of this!

@RanBlakePiano

4 жыл бұрын

John Valentine so well said

@wesmarshall8137

3 жыл бұрын

Got drunk with Philly Joe one night. Charming, funny, great stories, and we were listening to Teddy Wilson at some hotel club in LA. He would pepper the songs with back stories that really opened this young guy's eyes ( I was 28). One of the great jazz experiences ever. What a generous guy. It helped that we were sitting in the best seats in the house and I was paying for all the drinks. Happily, I might add. HIs drum solo on Nardis absolutely kills. I feel a little odd commenting when someone as famous and highyly respected as Mr. Blake precedes me, but I was too excited to stay quiet.

@rickperlstein9988

2 жыл бұрын

That's funny, I felt like he kept missing cues on Nardis. Maybe he wasn't warmed up yet.

@dawgdrum

6 ай бұрын

Sounds like Philly was not in the same world as Bill on the first pieces. Not a match made in heaven to my ears and I love Philly’s playing.

Just finished reading "How My Heart Sings" - highly recommended and many of the major events or records are either represented by audio and very often video on youtube, and spotify, especially some later international dates and fests. It was the perfect way to read it, going to the video tape. I also just watched the doc on him this weekend, "Time Remembered" which was tremendous. His playing was magnificent right up to the very end, his playing on Keystone Corner set, recorded less than two weeks before his death, outta this world and beautiful. Been listening to that. Anyway, thanks for this upload!

THE BEST!!

Holy smokes! Konitz and Marsh with Getz! You're really spoiling us man.

Thanks for this magic .great post

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This is fantastic, thank you! I wonder if there was more of the interview with Leonard Feather, it seems to stop quite abruptly.

Great album. However: 1) Warne Marsh is not on it, and 2) CD1,#04, isn't "In Your Own Sweet Way". It's "I Should Care".

@snaaptaker

7 жыл бұрын

Right, me too. Got any idea why you put in the wrong title for CD1,#04?☺

Let it breath a little bit, Christian. And tune yer guitar, mate. Otherwise, nice solo.

@jazzerrocker

3 жыл бұрын

I think he had a lot of adrenaline going into that solo. He may have forgot to tune up before he got on stage.

필리존스드럼이랑 빌에반스랑 안 어울림.

@bhenessy8903

3 жыл бұрын

빌에반스가 항상좋아했고 친했던 드러먼데 California here i com 들어보세요