KINCHIK

lovely

They do!

John Le Mesurier in the front row at the end of clip !

Monk had laid the ground for harmony shall we say outside the norm but Bills chords we're pure heaven

thank you for this. awesome inter action in the trio, chuck isreals had his work cut out after Scott but burns throughout !!

I love YouTube! It lets us watch the masters play excellent music!

What a great bass solo, it seems like he was really imaging how deep the ocean was :)

i don't think it's possible to ever exaggerate the genius of bill evans and his trio

i concur

one of my favorite songs one of my favorite artist

man i wish they did stuff like this nowadays!

It's fascinating that you can hear he came from Lennie Tristano...but was also laying the foundation for Herbie, Chick, Ritchie Beirach and many others. In terms of creating an influential style, only McCoy Tyner was his equal at this time.

this is such a good example of bill evans' rhythmic displacement of the melody... just check out the way he comes in and the first few phrases

SOBRESALIENTE

yup, they are pianists, that's a fact

Someday my prince will come.

what song is he ending at the very beginning?

.....little did you know the Beatles would still be the most popular and influential band ever, but Bill is equally as influential in his own right still to this day.

Bill Evans playing gives me goosebumps.

It doesn't get much better than this does it. Thanks for sharing this clip ricardo, brilliant. BTW that is John Le Mesurier. Well spotted!

AWESOME!!! thanks for upload it..i was looking for this special song....

Check out some Brad Mehldau - very musical and many interpretations of songs that are not originally from the jazz repertoire (try his albums "Art of the Trio")

chick corea herbie hancock keith jarret. Are some pianists

great

Yea I had the same thought, it's definitely Le Mesurier. I love these clips of Bill from this era ... I was in my teens and listening to the Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Little did I know ......