Alone Again and Again with Bill Evans 

I believe in the virtue of being alone. Choosing to be alone is a great strength. Because there are times when we are alone in this world. Art helps us a lot here. and yes we are friends even though we haven't seen each other, we do the same things and we love the same thing. Bill Evans is a specific example here. I love your perspective. With love

That is a generous and kind thought.

@@tipula You are all kind people. I love you too.

@@tipula I love what you say because it's EXACTLY my thought and my own way/philosophy of life. I'm alone but i don't feel alone, because i feel complete with myself. I connected to myself and to my creativity, i'm a drawer, writer, poetess, and i discovered jazz recently. So i have buy the cd and the vinyle version of the album portrait of Bill Evans and i really enjoy it. When i listen to this music on my turntable while creating, and drinking a coffee, I have and i am everything. I deeply think that art and passion are here to connect us with our soul and feel great with ourself. Alone don't mean to feel lonely, it's only society that made a taboo of being alone. While alone people are often those who know better who they really are inside. That's a treasure. So i don't think that the key is always to reunite with others (beside, we are all connected by the soul), but first of all, to connect with ourself. To be with others should be a real choice from the soul, and not an obligation to not feel alone.

Well, I love Bill Evans , maybe you could try to agree to disagree. LOL❤

I totally agree with you...

To the person who says that they were born alone you are not born alone your mother was with you as she was your vessel that propelled you into this world

Same thing with my best friend. she went "ewwww". We are still best friends but, sorry, I'll know forever her musical taste is terrible. There ARE gradations of goodness, beauty, truth, sincerity, in all the arts. And Bill is way up there.🥰

Yeah, the hippest elevator in the world. I'd just ride up and down and never leave.

is this collection available as one album or are these from various albums?

Thanks for making life, well, just a little bit easier

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Scott is my favorite, but Eddie Gomez and Marc Johnson were great too!

@@davidmaslow2931 Thank you for your comments, Eddie Gomez was extraordinary, I am not familiar with Marc Johnson.

@HowardAdamsky He doesn't have any relation to clarinet so there isn't much there for you

To the max! Just so clear and pleasant melodies. He just gets better the more I hear this master!

'Bass' as in 'double bass '- sounds the same as 'base' but is written differently. Sorry, I'm an English teacher 😁

I'm going to try and remember to tell myself that. "Be patient enough to let the music happen." Brilliant.

He accessed the higher realms ….he didn’t just let the music happen. It is critically thought out, his facility and fluid ability, his command of jazz music’s vocabulary is all encompassing and consuming for him. He dug down deep to always give the melody it’s due and built very carefully and consciously on the motif, all sounding effortless to most listeners. He never played any unnecessary notes, gracefully moving through chord progressions with economy of movement…always very controlled. The “music happened” after laboriously and joyfully arranging and getting the songs under his fingers according to his taste first.

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Have you listened to Fred Hersh? He also has these moments

@@ricardoreis8096 Yes. Here in Cincinnati.

@@eottoe2001 I just heard him live a few months ago, it was a really subtle, amazing concert. He really has a nuanced touch... How did you enjoy his concert?

@ricardoreis8096 I've heard of Fred Hersh, but never listened yet. Thanks for the tip.

The algorithm works in mysterious ways.

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misicianship is not a word. hey you named names. which have nothing to do with jazz. just don't finish on Debussy, finish on Bach.

@@iomongol agree about Bach, but those other composers have to do with music, and jazz is music.

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When one knows, one doesn't know, and when one doesn't know , then and only then one may.🎼🎹🎵🎶⏳️🌠🌌🌟 Another Sunday morning with Bill Evans, I just listened to Nina Simone , the emerald goddess of Jazz.

Beh ,no si puo mai sapere...

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Jazz Master--a model of Fender guitar.

@webxpolice ??

Thank you so much.. I loved your beautiful comment ♥️

Te amas, yo mismo.

Qué te trae por Jerusalem? Estás de visita? Esta música es todo un gusto, me alegro que la disfrutes en un lugar tan cargado de significado😊

it's definitely possible. As a result, jazz dominated during the Bill Evans era. Names like Bill Evans may have been influenced by names like Erik Satie as their predecessors, of course.

I agree about Satie being close to jazz.

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And we all know we’ll all die alone.

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Musica si,..uomo..beh...sempre un mistero e delusione

Who is the double bass player?

the whole collection is from Town Hall? I can't seem to find them all

Nah it’s actually a tune called “Emily”

@@UltraParticleBeam Rats--yer right--thanks! Yes, I love that song--should not have confused it.

very nice ideas but unfortunately copyright is a big issue here. I don't make any money here but a few of my videos have been deleted due to these copyrights. Personally, I would love for this to be a special page for Bill Evans. But maybe in the future I will find another alternative. I've been listening to Bill Evans for years and I often think I'm late for these posts. But thank you very much for these nice wishes and suggestions..

@@tipula Yes I understand. Good luck!

Listening it sounds like the Eddie Gomez/Marty Morell Trio w Bill. Or Marc Johnson and Joe. Does anyone know?

what have you smoked?

I do tend to agree! It is frustrating to have to mark them ourselves, Bill himself would never have been lazy or slipshod giving attention to every detail of his performances, hard work, discipline and dedication being part of his essence!!

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@@shmuliknemanov4009 Paul Motian. MotiAn. 😉

According to wiki town hall concert Chuck Israel bass Arnie Wise drums

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