laurie verchomin In Bill's Homecoming performance he is immersed to the point of calling Turn Out The Stars which becomes Very Early. Perhaps all this fuss is because he made himself so inwardly knowable through his music that reached from inside him to inside others with sparkle and clarity.
I've listened to countless Bill Evans recordings, but tonight was the first time I've heard this one. Wow. His poor health did not diminish his genius. Really a remarkable performance by Bill and the trio, individually and as a group. Lucky audience that night!
Even in my darkest mood this music trickles in like oil to a dried up rusty bicycle chain somewhere out in the wild with no chance of repairs or grease, Thank you Bill Evans, a million times tonight.
I listen to Bill just about everyday. He produced so many great works and his live concerts were perhaps the best of any recording artist. He was truly incomparable and we are the better for his genius. I can only hope he knew how much he was appreciated and loved
Bill Evans was Bill Evans, no matter what, a shame he cut his trip short to be some other place, like many others, yet he left us these great works, bless for that.
Ah Laurie, I am so sorry for your terrible loss when Bill passed away. It has to be beautiful and yet so sad for you to watch him perform some of his last live performances. I'm so glad he had you in his life. Unbelievable genius.
I saw Bill many times over the years. One time at the Vanguard, his left hand was so swollen that he kept in his lap most of the time and just played with his right, but even then he was on another level. I was excited by this last trio and was going to go to hear them at Fat Tuesday's that week, when I heard that he died. I was devastated. What a tragedy! I enjoyed reading your book, Laurie. It gives great insight into the man and you can tell how enthusiastic he was about this last trio, despite his illness. Thanks for posting
Excelente concierto, con su ultimo trio y en ultimo año de su vida, ha conseguido emocionarme y volver a sentir la musica de jazz que más me gusta. Todo un descubrimiento. Gracias por subir este video-
I am sure that this concert was recorded in Molde, Norway, August, 9 1980. Evans, Johnson, LaBarbera Re: Person I Knew 5:22 The Days of Wine and Roses 9:27 Your Story 4:07 Nardis 13:45 After Concert interview in THE OSLO CONCERTS - The Bill Evans Trio (Sanachie)
Days of Wine and Roses (6:10) -- No matter who plays this tune, I sort of half-expect to hear them jump up to Ab on the B section and then resolve back down to F in the last measure like Bill. Absolutely love that. Also loved the trading with LaBarbera, right down to trading 1s. All these years I had no idea what a hurtin' gator Bill was on this tour until I read Laurie's book.
Agreed. I absolutely love that modulation and return to the home key. Bill's inside-out knowledge of the tunes he played allowed him to modulate freely, and the amazing results that he produced have certainly inspired me to practice the same.
He, Bill Evans, says the key for me in life is finding something more that is a richer experience and I love that part and this particular interview has never been forgotten in my status as a perpetual student and you don't have to state your pedigree but if you wish to do the drill, then be prepared to give an interview and express yourself honestly and in your own words which to someone important enough to make the ultimate decison, just run with it and it will be a good effort. You shall be happy about yourself; otherwise, move on and let it go. What is written here only is an open-minded view I have kept in my subconscious ways that sometimes are remembered and other days, are masked by things that are not meaningful to me.
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la magia del gran bill, hasta ahora no la tiene ninguno de los pianistas actuales, todos quieren tocar como el maestro... pero niniguno esta a su genialidad
Luego de este concierto en Oslo, esperamos por su presentación en Montmatre Hus en Copenhagen. Debía iniciar a las 10 pm. El local colmado de fans inquietos por la demora. A las 11 pm apareció el dueño del local, Danmarks Kaj, presentando excusas, pues Bill estaba en el hotel arriba, pero se sentía mal de salud. Se ofreció devolución del valor de entradas o un grupo alternativo y bebidas on the house. Bill murió esa semana. Gracias por este, su último concierto.
He's suffering from edema, look at his hands; this isn't a good sign. He was a terrific piano player from New Jersey, a true innovator in the jazz idiom. Not sure g(G)od had anything to do with Mr. Evans' demise, as one commentator on this thread stoutly asserts. His death was mostly a voluntary surrender to heroin. Personally, I favor, for sentimental reasons, the originating trio of LaFaro and Motian and, for musical excellence, the superb and superior trio of Marty Morell and Eddie Gomez.
official Japan DVD: osxl.bplaced.net/DIME/Scan.jpg Bill Evans - The Last Trio Live '80 Artist: Bill Evans Title Of DVD: The Last Trio Live '80 Recorded August 9, 1980 Genre: Jazz/Post Bop Quality: DVD-5 Video codec: MPEG2 + image + Covers Bitrate: DVD Video / Video: 720 x 480 4:3 30 fps 9800 kbps AUDIO: WAV Pack / PCM 1536 kbps Total Time: 42:50 Total Size: 2.91 GB Track List: 1. RE: PERSON I KNEW 2. THE DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES 3. YOUR STORY 4. NARDIS Personnel: BILL EVANS- piano MARC JOHNSON- bass JOE LABARBERA.- drums
It was amazing to see what he answers and does so with a special emphasis on most of the audiences being 80% young people who followed him for many years until such an unfortunate act of vultures who try their best to make dollars off of something so very subjective that nobody knew the outcomes due to a mutual international agreement on values among true professionals who in this case, a want to be writer who had never done so before. It was expected by those who had played with Mr. Evans for years to do something horrid as opposed to bringing out the best in his life.
Joe LaBarbera has been seen on the internet playing with Miles Davis back when. Does it matter to me, sure it does and matters to those who wish to know a musical synopsis that evidences not a chum system as mates on a ship but does show such an honor to be seeing this in 2018 of something changed from what I watched in 2003 or maybe 2005, I don't know. "I love you" from the first album. I would listen as well for his effort was expressed that he was seeking more information while I am not here to analyze the man but to praise his music then and today which proves how timeless music truly is for many.
he says what about objectively hearing how he reconciled going back to listening to himself in an objective way. He needed to be otherwise hit over the head and YES TO "THEY ALWAYS WANT SOMETHING TO BE DONE TO THEM IS THE BEST ANSWER I HAVE HEARD IN MY LIFE ABOUT ART AND A STRONG WAY FOR A MAN WITH THIS AMAZING CAREERING, PERHAPS ON OF THE TOP STORIES IN JAZZ, WILL BE NO DIFFERENT THAN THE GENTLEMAN ASKING FOR 2 SECONDS LIKE I "used to" ASK FOR MORE TIME FOR LADIES TO JUST AWHILE WITH ME. IT NEVER WORKED, IN MY MIND
Isn't this the same set of tunes as the "Jazz At The Maintenence Shop" concert taped by PBS in Ames, Iowa, sans interview? Both the video and audio quality are much better. Marc's bass is much better recorded here.
james rogers you are so right james.we should be grateful for what we have and cherish it while its here and revere it when it goes.be lucky.many thanks.
There's no god. Most people are unfortunately destroying themselves, just like Bill Evans did it with heroin. Let's be happy about the beautiful music he created when he was with us.
God did not destroy Bill's talent! It is so unfortunate that such a gifted musician, with such a exceptional touch on a piano, got caught up in the web of heroin addiction. Heroin is a "jailer", which never lets go once it truly has its hooks in you. Bill's music was sublime and I thoroughly enjoy listening to his gift!!!! Yet, I grieve for many talented people who currently play with heroin (and other drugs) and are destroying themselves.
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L'approche de la fin provoque une émotion encore plus grande...un seigneur, et Marc Johnson est lui aussi au top!
I always find myself going back to Evan’s. He is like a giant heartbeat pulsating and bringing in a warm feeling that just illuminates your spirit.
first time watching this. Bill is so immersed in the music. His body seems invisible. It is the music playing him in his physical form.
laurie verchomin In Bill's Homecoming performance he is immersed to the point of calling Turn Out The Stars which becomes Very Early. Perhaps all this fuss is because he made himself so inwardly knowable through his music that reached from inside him to inside others with sparkle and clarity.
'Yes, he was so deeply & passionately inside his music 'uptempo & ballads'......
In the world we had many good pianist but Bill Evans the greatest of them all!A genious a poet!
I've listened to countless Bill Evans recordings, but tonight was the first time I've heard this one. Wow. His poor health did not diminish his genius. Really a remarkable performance by Bill and the trio, individually and as a group. Lucky audience that night!
"Your story" is a magical moment. Unbealivable.
Words don't capture the genius of this person.
Bill, you are missed. We love you..............................
this version of Re person I knew (first song) is A M A Z I N G! TRASCENDENTAL. thank you bill, your music cleans our souls
Even in my darkest mood this music trickles in like oil to a dried up rusty bicycle chain somewhere out in the wild with no chance of repairs or grease, Thank you Bill Evans, a million times tonight.
I listen to Bill just about everyday. He produced so many great works and his live concerts were perhaps the best of any recording artist. He was truly incomparable and we are the better for his genius. I can only hope he knew how much he was appreciated and loved
Bill Evans was Bill Evans, no matter what, a shame he cut his trip short to be some other place, like many others,
yet he left us these great works, bless for that.
Piece of heaven on a clear June sky.
Thanks
ErEf, Montréal, Canada
Ah Laurie, I am so sorry for your terrible loss when Bill passed away. It has to be beautiful and yet so sad for you to watch him perform some of his last live performances. I'm so glad he had you in his life. Unbelievable genius.
Todos os dias escuto alguma coisa de el de Chuck de Peterson eternamente em mi vorazon abrazos para todos lucha paz !!!
Lucha paz para todos
Simple, pure ART of the trio...
I am in more control of my life because of music like this and words spoken by musicians like this.
Such a unique man he was, I never get tired of listening to him playing. Thank you. Anna
I saw Bill many times over the years. One time at the Vanguard, his left hand was so swollen that he kept in his lap most of the time and just played with his right, but even then he was on another level. I was excited by this last trio and was going to go to hear them at Fat Tuesday's that week, when I heard that he died. I was devastated. What a tragedy! I enjoyed reading your book, Laurie. It gives great insight into the man and you can tell how enthusiastic he was about this last trio, despite his illness. Thanks for posting
I also thank all who have posted live recordings, videos and albums of Bill Evans to You tube
Excelente concierto, con su ultimo trio y en ultimo año de su vida, ha conseguido emocionarme y volver a sentir la musica de jazz que más me gusta. Todo un descubrimiento. Gracias por subir este video-
Always enjoy hearing him interviewed. So thoughtful and articulate. And gracious.
Onvoorstelbaar mooi;ik ben een liefhebber van Bach;Rachmaninoff;Miles Davis enz. maar Bill Evans betoverd mij echt.
I simply can't watch and hear "your story" without tears in my eyes...
I understand.
*****
Do you?
I am sure that this concert was recorded in Molde, Norway, August, 9 1980.
Evans, Johnson, LaBarbera
Re: Person I Knew 5:22
The Days of Wine and Roses 9:27
Your Story 4:07
Nardis 13:45
After Concert interview
in THE OSLO CONCERTS - The Bill Evans Trio (Sanachie)
Bill Evans;the one and only....the greatest;wizard.
Days of Wine and Roses (6:10) -- No matter who plays this tune, I sort of half-expect to hear them jump up to Ab on the B section and then resolve back down to F in the last measure like Bill. Absolutely love that. Also loved the trading with LaBarbera, right down to trading 1s. All these years I had no idea what a hurtin' gator Bill was on this tour until I read Laurie's book.
Agreed. I absolutely love that modulation and return to the home key. Bill's inside-out knowledge of the tunes he played allowed him to modulate freely, and the amazing results that he produced have certainly inspired me to practice the same.
fabulous musicians and great music!
Thanks for sharing and allowing others to see a true musical genius.
It's very emotional to think it's the
last time we see him...
The realization is always up to the top-flight performers and I believe for very good reasons as explained so well by Mr. Evans.
He, Bill Evans, says the key for me in life is finding something more that is a richer experience and I love that part and this particular interview has never been forgotten in my status as a perpetual student and you don't have to state your pedigree but if you wish to do the drill, then be prepared to give an interview and express yourself honestly and in your own words which to someone important enough to make the ultimate decison, just run with it and it will be a good effort. You shall be happy about yourself; otherwise, move on and let it go. What is written here only is an open-minded view I have kept in my subconscious ways that sometimes are remembered and other days, are masked by things that are not meaningful to me.
FANTASTIC !!!!!
Wonderful! And sad. But you know, that's life!
Genio,grosso,increible video...
So sad to see him just a short time before his death. Thanks for posting.
I believe this is the show that is available on "The Oslo Concerts" on dvd.Wonderful.So fortunate these were captured.
Superb G! tx for sharing. with all my respect ;)
I love his music.
thank you
absolument génial!
So inspiring!
THANK YOU.
Sublime, great bassist.
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Beautiful quality of Audio and Video, Precious upload, Tusen Takk!!
la magia del gran bill, hasta ahora no la tiene ninguno de los pianistas actuales, todos quieren tocar como el maestro... pero niniguno esta a su genialidad
When you know the problem, do not take your mind away from what you are doing.
Luego de este concierto en Oslo, esperamos por su presentación en Montmatre Hus en Copenhagen. Debía iniciar a las 10 pm. El local colmado de fans inquietos por la demora. A las 11 pm apareció el dueño del local, Danmarks Kaj, presentando excusas, pues Bill estaba en el hotel arriba, pero se sentía mal de salud. Se ofreció devolución del valor de entradas o un grupo alternativo y bebidas on the house. Bill murió esa semana. Gracias por este, su último concierto.
He's sick, and almost certainly high, and yet remains profoundly articulate and an incredible mensch. As always.
He's suffering from edema, look at his hands; this isn't a good sign. He was a terrific piano player from New Jersey, a true innovator in the jazz idiom. Not sure g(G)od had anything to do with Mr. Evans' demise, as one commentator on this thread stoutly asserts. His death was mostly a voluntary surrender to heroin. Personally, I favor, for sentimental reasons, the originating trio of LaFaro and Motian and, for musical excellence, the superb and superior trio of Marty Morell and Eddie Gomez.
Peter J. Andros one month later he would be dead...what a loss.
Peter J. Andros yes motion in the 60s BW video films (before tape was trusted) that was flow that matched bill maybe
official Japan DVD:
osxl.bplaced.net/DIME/Scan.jpg
Bill Evans - The Last Trio Live '80
Artist: Bill Evans
Title Of DVD: The Last Trio Live '80
Recorded August 9, 1980
Genre: Jazz/Post Bop
Quality: DVD-5
Video codec: MPEG2 + image + Covers
Bitrate: DVD Video /
Video: 720 x 480 4:3 30 fps 9800 kbps
AUDIO: WAV Pack / PCM 1536 kbps
Total Time: 42:50
Total Size: 2.91 GB
Track List:
1. RE: PERSON I KNEW
2. THE DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES
3. YOUR STORY
4. NARDIS
Personnel:
BILL EVANS- piano
MARC JOHNSON- bass
JOE LABARBERA.- drums
It was amazing to see what he answers and does so with a special emphasis on most of the audiences being 80% young people who followed him for many years until such an unfortunate act of vultures who try their best to make dollars off of something so very subjective that nobody knew the outcomes due to a mutual international agreement on values among true professionals who in this case, a want to be writer who had never done so before. It was expected by those who had played with Mr. Evans for years to do something horrid as opposed to bringing out the best in his life.
The art form taken to a penultimate level.
Genial.Thanks.
the last part of the interview is so profound
The top trio!
Esta maravilla fue edita en Japon en Blu-Ray, laedicion completa dura casi dos horas, sería fantastico que alguien la subiera.
Recorded August 9, 1980.
Joe LaBarbera has been seen on the internet playing with Miles Davis back when. Does it matter to me, sure it does and matters to those who wish to know a musical synopsis that evidences not a chum system as mates on a ship but does show such an honor to be seeing this in 2018 of something changed from what I watched in 2003 or maybe 2005, I don't know. "I love you" from the first album. I would listen as well for his effort was expressed that he was seeking more information while I am not here to analyze the man but to praise his music then and today which proves how timeless music truly is for many.
It certainly was a professional best.
God how can you have such a legend at the micro and ask such shitty questions? THE INTERVIEWER DESERVES JAIL!
Most of them do...... mindless.
Bill solo sonaría bien pero con este trío y con este bajista suena genial.
❤
Marc Johnson at his best!
yes very sad state Bill is in. You can see especially in the interview at the end of the concert.
Was he very anxious/uncomfortable at the end of his shows? Or was he able to maintain composure for long periods of time at this stage?
+joeyisfunny His rocking back and forth could be a response to anxiety or pain. But he talks very calmly and with seeming enthusiasm.
They played this on the same concert Bill Evans, Molde 1980, Up with the lark
he says what about objectively hearing how he reconciled going back to listening to himself in an objective way. He needed to be otherwise hit over the head and YES TO "THEY ALWAYS WANT SOMETHING TO BE DONE TO THEM IS THE BEST ANSWER I HAVE HEARD IN MY LIFE ABOUT ART AND A STRONG WAY FOR A MAN WITH THIS AMAZING CAREERING, PERHAPS ON OF THE TOP STORIES IN JAZZ, WILL BE NO DIFFERENT THAN THE GENTLEMAN ASKING FOR 2 SECONDS LIKE I "used to" ASK FOR MORE TIME FOR LADIES TO JUST AWHILE WITH ME. IT NEVER WORKED, IN MY MIND
They played "Up with the lark" too, only duo with bass, its the best, where is it?
Isn't this the same set of tunes as the "Jazz At The Maintenence Shop" concert taped by PBS in Ames, Iowa, sans interview? Both the video and audio quality are much better. Marc's bass is much better recorded here.
Ahhaa. Not the same concert but the same music, recorded much better here than the USA PBS. Bill seemed to like the instrument much better here.
Does anyone know if this exact concert is available on CD?
BACH,MOZART,BEETHOVEN,TCAIKOVSKI,LIST,CHOPIN,DEBUSSY, BILL EBANS and all the others....
You put Evans in there but no other jazz pianist?
Also, Liszt?
+PJ Tchaikovsky wasn't much of a pianist, according to those who heard him. Liszt is there misspelled. Monk should on the list.
what tune is that at 16:00
your story
実に貴重な晩年の映像であるこのあと、バットビューティーフルが演奏された。
he should have stayed longer with us
Lincoln Continentino abc Kiko , (Carge jr Djavan Roma 94).
Till bronner
I wonder how the great God can destroy this talent . Think Mozart, what would he have created had he lived ?
God can't destroy anything, he's not there. Just relish what the universe provided, no matter how long it lasted.
james rogers you are so right james.we should be grateful for what we have and cherish it while its here and revere it when it goes.be lucky.many thanks.
There's no god. Most people are unfortunately destroying themselves, just like Bill Evans did it with heroin. Let's be happy about the beautiful music he created when he was with us.
God did not destroy Bill's talent! It is so unfortunate that such a gifted musician, with such a exceptional touch on a piano, got caught up in the web of heroin addiction. Heroin is a "jailer", which never lets go once it truly has its hooks in you. Bill's music was sublime and I thoroughly enjoy listening to his gift!!!! Yet, I grieve for many talented people who currently play with heroin (and other drugs) and are destroying themselves.
Sub lime
"Your story" is a magical moment. Unbealivable.