Bill Evans Trio - "Live At Lulu White's, 1979" [Full Album] | bernie's bootlegs
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Tracks
1.Re: A person i knew
2.Midnight Mood
3.The Peacocks
4.Suicide is Painless (theme from Mash)
5.Laurie
6.Up with the Lark
7.I’m getting Sentimental over You
8.I do it for your Love
9.My Romance.
Personnel
Bill Evans - Piano
Marc Johnson - Bass
Joe LaBarbera - Drums Want to be featured on this channel? Submit your content to: berniesbootlegs@gmail.com
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That's my 1918 vintage 9' Steinway "D" Bill is playing. I rebuilt the instrument, prepared, tuned and voiced the piano for that performance at Lulu White's that night. I owned a piano rebuilding shop next door (David McCord Pianos) on Appleton Street, Boston, and lived on the 3rd floor above Lulu Whites. Bill, Joe and Marc came for dinner at my place, and along with my cohorts in the piano shop, we all feasted on Canard ala Orange that my french girlfriend and business partner Veronique cooked. One of the most memorable evenings of my lifetime!
What a great comment, brings the recording to life for someone like me ! It must have been great to have been part of this history. Sounds like Bill is really enjoying playing your piano
That's pretty cool! Good stuff!
Bless you Mr. McCord. I hope someday in my life I can own a steinway, It will always be a lifelong goal of mine to own one. it sounds wonderful.
Wow, David McCord; thanks for sharing. I hear that Dave McKenna was playing opposite Bill Evans during this engagement? Sure wish I had been living in Boston during the time Lulu Whites was around. Also, I heard that Lulu White's had a previous address (before Appleton Street)?
Thank you for providing context. This piano sounds superb!
This has been an incredible listening experience for this 80 year-old pianist-composer! I’ve been enthralled with Bill’s music for over 60 years! I had a 3-hour one-on-one visit with Bill in L.A.-and other shorter visits with him. This set of recordings made less than a year before he died are transcendental! The sound is remarkable and the playing of all members is killin’! It’s almost as if Bill had an intuitive feeling that he didn’t have much time left! He left everything out there on the stage! I LOVED this Trio! Marc is such a monster! Joe was so sensitive! The whole thing was astonishing!
Thank God for you Bernie.
So unique style and great man, I have had the chance to hear him in 1973 in Paris, thanks so much forever Bill
Wow! Wonderful recording, Evans at a peak moment (in spite of the Disease that will take him few months later). What a sound, and that piano... Thanks, I'll try to get the vinyl or the CD! 👏🏻😊👍🏻
Your favorite Bill Evans recordings? How would one even start? Well, Affinity, The Bill Evans Album, Alone, Conversations with Myself, What's New, Everybody Digs Bill Evans, You Must Believe in Spring, Bill Evans and Tony Bennett. And I'm just getting warmed up!
He has some pretty okay ones with Miles and Coltrane, if memory serves...
OMG I can’t thank you enough for these! Bill Evans is my favorite jazz pianist!
VANGUARD, 1961 AND INCLUDING Mike Harris secret sessions,
1860 Birdland, Solo Sessions, Town Hall
Thank you. What a gem.
Vaya sonido límpido, la ejecución de los temas es de una brillantez en estado de lucidez artística
Tellement de plaisir à écouter, merci pour le partage !
[1] 0:00 Re: Person I Knew + [2] 4:11 Midnight Mood + [3] 10:15 The Peacocks + [4] 16:50 Suicide Is Painless (Theme from Mash) + [5] 21:31 Laurie + [6] 29:37 Up With the Lark + [7] 35:53 I’m Getting Sentimental Over You + [8] 40:30 I Do It for Your Love + [9] 46:41 My Romance *[1]* is an anagram of *Orrin Keepnews*
Thanks for the timings but no: "My Romance" is most obviously NOT an anagram of Orrin Keepnews
@@TaichiStraightlife hi, he was referring to the first track. Re: person I knew
Good job well done.....great to read the context!!!
Beautiful album!
Great to hear Peacocks (lovely light RH playing including trills) & Johnny Mandel's Suicide is Painless.
No matter how much I love Bill Evans and his music, I can't stand it when he plays Theme from Mash.
The arrangement is an elevation from the television version.
considering it's called 'suicide is painless', i feel like it was kind of an important piece all considering.
The most ironic and humorous jazz version of a pop tune is Coltrane Chim Chim Cheree on the John Coltrane Quartet Plays album
I never thought the TV show was any good either. Bunch of typical 70’s flippant, saucy and stupid scripting making fun of body bags. I don’t like the tune much either. I met Bill in 1979 in Chicago and we went over some guitar arrangements that I had made of his tune Waltz for Debby and Turn out the Stars. He was a very nice guy!
If he hadn’t hooked into the Miles drug culture he would have lived much longer and given the world even more music. He was the greatest improvisational musician of the 20th Century.
So don’t play it.
Blissful.
Intense!
亡くなる前の年
LIVEアルバム
ビルエバンスの
前期、後期のパフォーマンスの違いをジャズ評論などで目にしました。
が、
一本の流れる川の如く
美しい旋律はどこまでも続く✨
What brand recorder and mic was used? Thanks, fantastic!
💛🌸😀💙
This is great but birdland sessions will always be the dankness
😊🌱🎶💐💗
0:00 Re: Person I Knew
4:11 Midnight Mood
10:15 The Peacocks
16:50 Suicide Is Painless (Theme from Mash)
21:31 Laurie
29:37 Up With the Lark
35:53 I’m Getting Sentimental Over You
40:30 I Do It for Your Love
46:41 My Romance
is an anagram of Orrin Keepnews
How can people talk during this interplay?..
They're in a club drinking, socializing, that's why. It's not a concert in a hall. Get it?
I should add that the night the famous Sunday at the Village Vanguard music was recorded I was six feet from the piano through two sets and remember Evans telling the audience to shut up that they were recording. Now that was a very noisy gang talking and klinking glasses most of the night. Bill was still at his greatest.
Every time Bill Evans plays its a concert, unless he is practicing. Those practice tape recordings released by his son Evan are just that... practice tapes.
But if he’s playing in public, the audience is listening to the greatest improvisational musician of the 20th Century and should have shut up. But that’s the general public for you.
@@peterj.andros399653:18
@@roberteckert6081 ...I'll never forget Dionne Warwick at the intimate Venetian Room in San Francisco 1966, trying to perform her magic with a table full of drunken tourists who could care less...she literally called for help and luckily the maitre d' was on her side and shut them up.
Anyone have an exact date for this performance?
Keith Shadwick and Peter Pettinger's excellent biographies have
this performance in Oct 1979, following the Buenos Aires concerts in Sept, and just prior to his alma mater visit in Louisiana. (it was Oct 30th)
OMG - That staccato touch >> Michel Petrucciani ( kind of disciple of Bill ) did that too with even yet more dynamics
Yes.