Bill Evans Trio - Blue in Green (Take 3) video free download

Bob Mrk

Davis claim he wrote it, BE claimed he wrote it, in an interview in 1978 Evans claimed he wrote it. From a listening point of view it could be both...who knows...who cares its magnificent ...both were Giants...

Mario Limas

Uma sensibilidade e lirismo muito particular no piano Jazz

Alexander Ederstahl

Bill did not compose this tune. Tapestry

DOPEMUSICttcd

Turned this into something more modern Slade - Road to Riches ft. J. Trinity

Martin Bolton

Bill Evans Trio - Blue in Green (Take 3)

matycee

it's good...there's no disputing it however, I'd like to hear one more. I'm getting a little bit of hum in channel 2

NALIM KORPAS

La formation qui revolutionna le trio jazz piano basse batterie . 

Luciano Wajman

Bill Evans was really magic! Nowadays we don't see, unfortunately, musicians like him....

Paul Stewart

The impressionism of Bill Evans . . . 

Conner Burkholder

That 1:09 music is a master piece.

Rui Cunha

somehow, as a controversial twilighted limbo increasing and fading

kocn53

This (3) is the take that was first released, on the LP "Portrait In Jazz". Take 2 appeared later, along with 3, as a "bonus" track on the CD of the same title. 2 is a mono recording; apparently the stereo machine was not working during that take. I would be quite sure that this take (3) is the one that Bill wanted to be released. If the producer, Orrin Keepnews, had gone against Bill's wishes I doubt that Bill later would have named a tune "Re. Person I Knew", an anagram of Keepnews' name.

Yuhao Chen

美妙的音乐！

Spencer Cline

I've always wanted to ballroom dance with the one I love with this song playing

hidetoshinakata7

wow! It's beautiful...

Bobbi Jo Woods

Because Take 1 and 2 were not perfect. And Mr Evans was clearly not having it.

YaHoodAR

like water for a thirsty soul

gabeuop79

3:00 - 3:25 Bill Evans' transition out of the double-time section back to the original slow feel is absolutely brilliant !!!

Win Hinkle

Scott LaFaro.

Win Hinkle

Record company executives decide which take to include on CD. Need I say more?