Bill Evans Trio, BBC studio, London, March 19th, 1965 (colorized)

Five 00:00
Introduction by Humphrey Lyttelton 00:50
How my heart sings 01:50
Nardis 05:53
Who can I turn to 11:37
Someday my prince will come 17:37
How deep is the ocean 23:11
Waltz for debby 29:17
Five 34:11
Elsa 36:45
Summertime 41:43
Come rain or come shine 47:18
My foolish heart 52:35
Re: Person I knew 57:49
Israel 01:02:09
Five 01:07:38

Bill Evans (piano), Chuck Israels (bass), Larry Bunker (drums)

[mickdevlin]

I spend so many hours of my life listening to Bill. And not a single one of them is wasted.

[scentline]

Miles Davis wrote about Bill Evans in his autobiography: "Bill had this quiet fire that I loved on piano. The way he approached it, the sound he got was like crystal notes or sparkling water cascading down from some clear waterfall."

[russ]

every time you hear a bill evans song you say “what on earth am i listening to” and then you say “this is the most glorious music ever recorded”

[mro_]

I have big problems with self-confidence I have had depression and suffered at certain periods but strangely when I listen to Bill Evans I feel good in myself I feel at peace and my self-confidence comes back every week high school I listen to it🙏🏻

[paulfamechon]

A club in New York, cigarette smoke everywhere, prawn cocktails, gin cocktails, smelling like bois de Portugal with the girl you're going to marry. What romance this music paints.

[robtullius]

Bill was so beyond ... My brother stylized himself after Bill after studying Bill for so many years . My brother became a great Piano player thanks to Bills style after being a great Drummer and Vibraphone player ..I remember my brother driving up to San Francisco to see Bill at a small club and my Brother hung out with Bill on a break...sadly Bill was not well at that point in time....I think the club was called Yoshis..

[barryobongo]

greatest piano player of all time. what an act

[adrianm]

Listening to this every week day since the pandemic started. Just phenomenal.

[tysonyi]

Bringing attention to the bassist moving perfectly with Bill in the beginning of Waltz for Debby

[DeanMk]

For anyone out there who enjoys this particular trio, there's a wonderful live album that was recorded in 1963 called "Bill Evans: Live at Shelly's Manne-Hole".
That album features the first time this trio ever played together.
They also did an album called "Trio '65".

[uneedtherapy]

Congratulations if you are here watching this.... this is as good as music will ever be

[tysonyi]

Not just the skill, but the compatibility, the groups ability to be one whole seems really unique, and another level.

[stevealdridge]

Back in the day, some musicians didn't care about gimmicks, costumes, fireworks, dry ice or posing on stage. Instead, the audience got music worth listening to.

[Herve_Air]

The sound of chuck Israels on the bass is really nice

[stretch]

Waltz For Debby is such a fine piece of music, lyrically and melodically.

[TheJcfclark]

Bill Evans Trio, simply wonderful on the ears and heart.

[yamabolero]

いつ聴いてもBill Evansは、良いです。
BassとDrumsのrhythmに乗って
楽しそうだ😊

[OwensDrumming]

Bill is the greatest. There will never be another. His music is like therapy for me… his playing connects on a different level than anyone else I’ve ever heard

[janmolenkamp]

A master at his instrument, it is sad that he passed away so early. Watched his live concert in Calgary Alberta Canada in the late seventies, the downcomer is that was held in a hotel conference room suffice to say, not the greatest acoustics that Bill Evans deserved, however the concert was absolutely amazing, gladly that I still posses his L/P’ S that he produced . Will always remember him for that concert.

[geresgrima]

Alucinante… mi favorito del jazz. Saludos desde argentina