Bill Evans Live - Turn out the Stars (Jazz Piano)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- This video shows Bill Evans playing with his last regular trio - bassist Marc Johnson and drummer Joe La Barbera nearly a year and a half before his tragic and untimely death.
Live from Iowa. 30th January 1979.
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I was at that concert. A dream come true to see him, I saw him one more time after that before died.
We’re did you see him play ....I think he was mostly in NY?
@@pebblebeach8517 Yes. NYC. It was actually my first trip ever to NYC.
@Niko Nelson Yes. Simply a matter of being old (now), young (then) and being in the right place at the right time. Hard to believe it's been 40+ years.
I Call Bill Evans "The Philosopher", Because I Always Find Moments of Reflection With His Music...
This and "Very Early" are my two favorite Evan's tunes. He really moved the whole genre into more interesting and sophisticated places; I'm glad there are these kinds of records of his greatness.
one of the greatest jazz pianists - even glenn gould loved him!
After all of the stuff that he went thru in his life, including his heroin addiction, it is amazing that he could sound so beautiful and so strong. He was damaged but he left a monumental legacy and many great tunes. He was one of the best.
My favorite Bill Evans standard!
One of the best his composition
I performed this song for judges at a College, as a performance major. I trained with Wes Belcamp of Five Towns College in LI NY. Very difficult song to play. It took weeks( or months) to learn, but I did it. I got a high grade for the performance.
Congratulations!!!
The more I hear the more I love. Thank you, Anna.
my favorite musician. a god. you can listen to Bill forever.
I still run in tears whenever hear that marvelous composition . This time with Marc Jonhson ....just beatifull .....
Whenever I watch him or listen to him I think, "if only we hadn't lost him so young." I saw him live in Evanston, Illinois probably around 1975, not sure what album he was releasing at the time. Still one of the 5 most influential jazz pianists in my lifetime.
Thank you, Bill Evans for playing the piano with such brilliance! Your music is a solace and a source of joy!
It's like you are just watching this genius make piano playing effortless, and it's not! And it sounds like there are at least two other pianists involved. Incredible!
And don't say anything bad about him. He really set the bar high for anyone else to match up with him. He was an artist and we have no right to speak
It's not really about how complicated it sounds...it's about his total dominance over the instrument and over jazz itslef.
Youre speaking.....hahaha
A MOST beautiful composition. and a true true great of the piano. thank you for uploading.Love his music.
just amazing!!! LOVE him
Para mi, este es el mejor tema que grabó Bill Evans, Lo escucho desde 1975, y recuerdo que Roberto Pansera,habia compuesto un tema inspirado en est,llamado Apaguen las estrellas.lastima que los dos partieron,peronos dejaron estas joyas
My all time favorite player, I long to be as good as him someday!
Gracias por compartir!
absolutely phenomenal musician.
Great stuff. Thanks for posting!
Love
Une MUSIQUE.....!!!! Belle poétique et envoutante ....
💝
Un grande !
sublime
Me siento privilegiada primero por contarme en tu lista y segundo porque me has emocionado. Gracias, por compartir
he really became more virtuosic as he got older; height of his powers here
Super!!!
good days
yeah, I noticed that for sure. Depending on the song I really do like the frantic feeling. though. One of his recordings of "Bill's Hit Tune" off the final village vanguard sessions is absolutely out of this world. Of course, it totally sounded like he was high off his mind while playing.
@MaximTendu I didn't know that Glenn Gould listened to Bill Evans. Very interesting tidbit you shared there, though it definitely makes sense.
@pickinstone They were good friends...apparently Bill even used Glenn's piano for Conversations with Myself
Can anyone tell me if this is the last tune he played at Fat'Tuesday's on september 10th 1980, five days before his death? Thanks
no this is on 30th january 1979 see description!
Anyone know if this full performance is available?
I couldn't agree more with your critique. He only reflects that slow lugubrious depressing aspect of the music and its title at the very end--but, brilliantly of course.
callingeuterpe have you even heard half of his music? Bill was known for being on the rushing side than dragging so to say ‘he only reflects that slow lugubrious depressing aspect of the music’ is sheerly wrong. As for his language when soloing it’s heavily bebop influenced mainly, which no one has ever associated with being depressing. He can reflect melancholy brilliantly but can cover the whole spectrum of moods as any good artist can, people just like to generalise him to one end like you have
See McLaughlin / Hancock on it many years later: ua-cam.com/video/ArH8hVQ1dko/v-deo.html
He was addicted to cocaine during the latter part of his life. I do agree he played more frantically and also think his tone suffered somewhat.
i didn't know about that but i still respect him and like his music may he rest in peace we will jammin forever
Ma i 10 dislike sono di gente bruciata al cervello?🧠 🤣🤣