Bill Evans -Time Remembered (Live @ Munch Museum, Oslo, Norway 1966)

[larskarlsson]

Every time I listen to Bill Evans he sets me in a certain kind of mood! Kind of nostalgia and sadness and happines at the same time. Strange!!

[MichaelDevlin-nrfs]

One of the most unique voices in jazz. Kind Of Blue couldn't have been made without him. This is what genius looks and sounds like.

[gustavofortunato]

The best jazz pianist Thanks for your music Bill...you are here...forever...

[tiawilliams]

His music is like listening to what a beautiful dream sounds like.

[CRyptphr]

It's so rare to have a uniquely identifiable sound. So good.

[TransNeptunianObjects]

Long live Bill and his beautiful music, that was so beautifully complex and nostalgic.

[alanwitton]

Absolutely beautiful! Bill Evans had one of the loveliest styles in all of jazz

[sruler]

I love Bill and he was excellent as George McFly

[TheDavejmcknight]

When I listen to Mr. Evans....I hear a universe!....that's just me..

[tA_aT]

Eddie Gomez really filled this out so nicely with Evans.

[martinbe]

Amazing video. Coloured, higher quality audio and video. Nice!

[ЮрийЛопатин-гл]

Какая лаконичная красота и гармония! Ничего лишнего. Но при этом ощущение, что пьёшь из глубокого и чистого источника. А лица? Посмотрите на их лица! И эти музыканты, и эти слушатели - они совсем другие, они одухотворённые, это лица и музыка - часть той великой Америки, на которую равнялся весь весь мир, которую обожали и которая ушла безвозвратно.

[riccardoragone]

Classe e poesia allo stato puro, con un grandissimo Eddie Gomez.al basso...tante le versioni di time.remembered, ma questa di certo è tra le più belle, tra le più emozionanti, con Paul motion poi...

[jasonnstegall]

This is quickly becoming my favorite Bill Evans composition. And considering he also wrote Waltz For Debby and Re: Person I Knew among many other classics, that’s saying a LOT.
Correction: THIS IS MY FAVORITE BILL EVANS COMPOSITION. AND I LOVE EVERY SINGLE RECORDING OF IT. PERIOD.

[greybridgewater]

song titles are always deep. i like that

[cristiancisneros]

Distinguido Bill Evans hace poco descubrí tú arte sinceramente me cuesta dejar de escuchar tú música ese alimento para el alma.

[eugenenewman]

I am not the first person to say this but he sounds like orchestra. He is the director. His right and left hand, the baton and every member of his group knows intuitively where to go.

[coolawesomeepicman]

I always love piano like this because you expect some giant horn band to come in and start blasting but it’s just left with rhythm and a double bass. It’s like the piano and the rythym section are the only ones there, all alone. I own a pretty rare performance of George Wallington on record from an album I got from Japan, which every version I’ve heard on YouTube have this loud and in your face horn section. But on the vinyl record, it’s just him. It’s much more impactful that way I think. Like being alone in stage

[steveowen]

Bill absolute supreme absolute heaven

[MichaelDevlin-nrfs]

And the great, much lamented Eddie Gomez on bass. What a band this was.