Chatting with the legendary Jazz pianist Bill Evans (from 1966)

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Evans was one of the true geniuses and innovators of jazz piano. He’s often described as “lyrical” or “an impressionist,” but his blues sense was fantastic and he could swing his ass off, too.

He was a great accompanist as well as an incandescent soloist. No slouch as a composer, either.

And he got into some experimental stuff as well: “Conversations With Myself,” the album where he overdubbed electric piano duets; and the record he made with George Russell with the track “Event V” among others (“Living Time”?).

Thanks for sharing this!