Legendary jazz pianist Bill Evans forms his perfect trio, recording two groundbreaking albums. When his brilliant young ...

They say this is the quintessential piano trio album.Miles Davis's "Kind of Blue," which goes without saying, is a luxurious ...

Having been a source of quality reissues back when vinyl was still king, it is fitting that the Original Jazz Classics series has returned now that the vinyl renaissance continues to carry on ...

Excerpt from Nenette Evans's untitled reflections of Bill Evans, October 3, 2012.Miles Davis said: “Bill left the band in 1958 and went down to Louisiana to live with his brother. Then he came back ...

I may have written about this album before. And it might have been since then that I last listened to this album ...

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For a jazz artist born in 1929 and deceased for nearly 45 years, the recordings of pianist Bill Evans are still incredibly popular. Recent vinyl reissues of classic trio albums such as Waltz for Debby ...

The meteoric rise and tragic fall of Evans (pictured in 1965) are explored in a new film, Everybody Digs Bill Evans - David Redfern/Redferns Jazz history is littered with “damned souls”. These are the ...

Few musicians ever captured a profound sense of aloneness like pianist Bill Evans. Throughout a too-brief, 20-odd-year career that ended with his death in 1980, Evans used his nuanced playing to ...