Bill Evans is magnific and the trio, I love jazz I know so much off the history and musicians but is posible that Evans was a influencer off Keith Jarreth?
Evans was an absolute genius. Like Sinatra in his era, he invented a style of using the half notes to make you anticipate the completion of the satisfaction once it came. Evans was a master at using silence to enhance the melody. There was no one else ever like him. Heroin cut his life way too short.
That was the best Bass playing I've ever seen in my life Jesus christ, I play bass i don't understand how he got his hands to even remotely move like that. He truly is a master.
Some people live with their bass. Mine leans against the corner most of the time, next to the piano (they like to be together). Ah, well, I realized long ago that not all bass players are created equal and I've learned to live with it and just enjoy the true masters of bass.
@@GeometryDashDyno Maybe; some are pretty cool and some are more intense. Back in 1960 a sax player in our college dance band was playing the bass. I was surprised that a sax player played better than I played. "Where did you learn to play bass?" I said and he replied, "My dad taught me. Bass is my primary instrument." I learned so much from that moment. That sax/bass player has made his living playing and teaching music his whole life. When my son was 21 I took him to hear the sax/bass man and his trio play . . . and now, some 40+ years later, my son is a music teacher.
Increíble, que maravilla, Evans es incontestable, Eddie Gómez, chapó, sin concesiones, y Alex Riel el acompañante ideal. Un sueño de hojas de otoño hecho realidad
So, I'm a mediocre musician and a psychologist, but I can tell from this video that Bill Evans was high on heroin at that time, while recording this live take of Autumn Leaves. Just look at how carelessly he's playing, look at his left hand; also listen to the unusual technical mistakes he makes in the beginning. Look at his somewhat desperate expression while playing. And still, he's able to render one of the best Autumn Leaves version ever. That says it all, I guess. (Also thanks to extraordinaire musicians such as Eddie Gomez).
Bill was reportedly off heroin during this 1966 Oslo concert. He and Elaine stopped using heroin in 1963, and Bill returned to heroin in 1973 (and later methadone) after Elaine committed suicide upon learning of Bill’s affair with Nennette Zazzara, whom he later married.
@@gocaresse4105 people interact with music for different reasons I reckon. A big part of that has always been something to do with the collective, or a feeling of connection...with something or some people or both. Personally, I think that explains a lot about taste, the vagaries of taste?
1:07 Keith Jarrett's soloes on upright bass..sorry had to do it...come on! admit it. there is a resemblance to the older, mustachioed Jarrett with glasses. The serious concentration .... And the finger speed too...... :)
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Soy argentino y tocó el contrabajo más allá de cualquier problema me gustaría poder dominar este instrumento con o sin el arco de las dos maneras quiero ser mejor como pueda si me ayudan con algo por favor solo escríbanme tocó hace un par de años
I know im in a minority...but I never got what this bassplayer was doing..... maybe just not my style of bassist. I liked evans previous bassists better.
Don't know what you mean by never "got," but maybe you just didn't like Eddie Gomez. Whatever, he did himself more than many times proud following in Scott LaFaro's legacy (which, he has admitted, made him very nervous). His 11-year tenure with Evans was the longest musical association BIll ever had. Eddie swung like crazy, took fabulous solos, engaged in great musical conversations with Evans & the drummers rather than be a mere timekeeper. I met him personally in 1977, and he told me he felt as much at home in the upper register as he did in the lower end. His passion and musical integrity were, and always will be, beyond question. I personally LOVE HIS PLAYING ! ! !
why is it that most double bass solos sound like something drowning, I'm not sure if it's an instrument suited for solo improvisation. Chuck Israels has a far less aggressive style than the one playing here.
The bassist kept the swing going the whole solo! Fantastic musicians. The Bill Evans Trio was a gift to art and to the world.
Meh check the original recording on portrait of jazz. Don't get me wrong I love Gomez but this was Scott's territory
@@pietroeliabarcellona agreed. Scotty’s harmonic structure and phrasing is unsurpassed.
th-cam.com/video/_NEJoXXGfjI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=T0roiGNtv8-cC4RI. Autumn Leaves is the last track on the video. How it should be played.😉
@@clicks59 Precisely. Those apples are much better than these oranges!
Bill Evans is magnific and the trio, I love jazz I know so much off the history and musicians but is posible that Evans was a influencer off Keith Jarreth?
Evans was an absolute genius. Like Sinatra in his era, he invented a style of using the half notes to make you anticipate the completion of the satisfaction once it came. Evans was a master at using silence to enhance the melody. There was no one else ever like him. Heroin cut his life way too short.
Seemed more like it was a mix of many things. Losing his brother was a big part.
Cocaine actually was what cut his life too short at 51 in 1980.
That was the best Bass playing I've ever seen in my life Jesus christ, I play bass i don't understand how he got his hands to even remotely move like that. He truly is a master.
Some people live with their bass. Mine leans against the corner most of the time, next to the piano (they like to be together). Ah, well, I realized long ago that not all bass players are created equal and I've learned to live with it and just enjoy the true masters of bass.
nemo227 The Bassist here would probably be mad at you for saying that
@@GeometryDashDyno Maybe; some are pretty cool and some are more intense. Back in 1960 a sax player in our college dance band was playing the bass. I was surprised that a sax player played better than I played. "Where did you learn to play bass?" I said and he replied, "My dad taught me. Bass is my primary instrument." I learned so much from that moment. That sax/bass player has made his living playing and teaching music his whole life. When my son was 21 I took him to hear the sax/bass man and his trio play . . . and now, some 40+ years later, my son is a music teacher.
Gomez has sax chops on acoustic bass. Such clearly articulated and harmonically informed melodic ideas. And oh yeah that piano player..
I can’t be the only one that heard A Love Supreme in Gomez’ solo
Sax cant cover the doublestops at solo's end. Nice try, but point taken.
What a trio! 👌🏻 Eddie Gomez - Bass, Alex Riel - Drums, Bill Evans - Piano
Increíble, que maravilla, Evans es incontestable, Eddie Gómez, chapó, sin concesiones, y Alex Riel el acompañante ideal. Un sueño de hojas de otoño hecho realidad
mi enhorabuena si completaste taller de músics.
O Maior trio de Jazz de todos os tempos!!!!!
El mejor pianista de jazz que he oído
un Genio!!!!!!
No two words about it. Genius!
I heard many many Evans played the Autumn Leaves. But I think this play is the best one he played!!!
Bill is the best! Beautiful Music!!
Saludos desde Argentina!!!
this bill evans guy seems like hes pretty decent at piano
yeah he should be a jazz pianist, pretty talented guy
@@DonaldTamMisterDee 2022 so original kids
@@cycloneranger5354 2023 so original Cycloneranger
I agree.
It's too bad I didn't actually hear his music. I get goosebumps just by watching the video..😢
すっごく貴重な映像!永久保存してほ❤‼️
Amazing, fantastic recording trio! 👏👏👏
The ending is absolutely amazing
He was only 51 when he died....my goodness, the music that could have been!
It is too great!
I love the sound when it starts. :)
저두요
Is that Eddie Gomez on bass? Woah.
+Maurizio Castellano It's Eddie Gomez !
Incredible bass
dat bass.
semplicemente meraviglioso....
eddie gomez + uwe kropinski in peitz/brandenburg jazz workshop back in the 80s of the 20th century changed my life from rock to jazz
That man is a genius.
x3
Unbelievable!
Gracias por compartirlo!!!
jazz can be extremely complicated to learn. but it's worthy if you keep in control your temper.
incredible performance. lucky crowd. EDDIE GOMEZ!
Eddie Gomez ❤ - Super Trio
@Rizerd It's Alex Riel on drums
매일 들어도 지린다
I think the best Autumn Leaves is Paul Demond, Chet Baker along with Gadd on drums and I can’t recall the keyboardist but that version is 🤌🏾
So, I'm a mediocre musician and a psychologist, but I can tell from this video that Bill Evans was high on heroin at that time, while recording this live take of Autumn Leaves. Just look at how carelessly he's playing, look at his left hand; also listen to the unusual technical mistakes he makes in the beginning. Look at his somewhat desperate expression while playing. And still, he's able to render one of the best Autumn Leaves version ever. That says it all, I guess. (Also thanks to extraordinaire musicians such as Eddie Gomez).
Bill was reportedly off heroin during this 1966 Oslo concert. He and Elaine stopped using heroin in 1963, and Bill returned to heroin in 1973 (and later methadone) after Elaine committed suicide upon learning of Bill’s affair with Nennette Zazzara, whom he later married.
@@JHillMD that's interesting. He was probably high on withdrawal issues then.
when your bassist has a PhD...
you get an audience that's 90%, players, music majors and teachersguitarguyd22
+marktarmannpiano LOL!!! I bet the drummer is better at piano and guitar than me xD
@@MarkTarmannPianoCheck_it_out So, the less educated / practiced the players, the larger the audience?
@@MattsPath Not necessary, but look at electro music fests, or pop music concerts :/
@@gocaresse4105 people interact with music for different reasons I reckon. A big part of that has always been something to do with the collective, or a feeling of connection...with something or some people or both. Personally, I think that explains a lot about taste, the vagaries of taste?
Golden
good music...
I not sure Eddie Gomez realizes that he playing a double bass.
Gulfcoastbeemer As if it was a submachine gun
1:07 Keith Jarrett's soloes on upright bass..sorry had to do it...come on! admit it. there is a resemblance to the older,
mustachioed Jarrett with glasses. The serious concentration .... And the finger speed too...... :)
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He's vibin doe
Swinging so hard
Soy argentino y tocó el contrabajo más allá de cualquier problema me gustaría poder dominar este instrumento con o sin el arco de las dos maneras quiero ser mejor como pueda si me ayudan con algo por favor solo escríbanme tocó hace un par de años
I think it's too fast for my taste, but a wonderful interpretation.
Same for me...
@@law.kevinplaw ok nobody asked
@@CesarZumarraga I am asking
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Bello...
Great and Wicked... :-D
Eddie Gómez on bass?
ベースソロがヤバい。
Les mains de Dieu -
,.ö.
❤️
Eddie Gomez my friends
3:03 I didnt know Harry Potter and his Howgarts buddies liked jazz so much...
2:39
Is my hearing bad or is the bass low ?
well yeah it's low.. its a bass!
:)
I know im in a minority...but I never got what this bassplayer was doing..... maybe just not my style of bassist. I liked evans previous bassists better.
Don't know what you mean by never "got," but maybe you just didn't like Eddie Gomez. Whatever, he did himself more than many times proud following in Scott
LaFaro's legacy (which, he has admitted, made him very nervous). His 11-year tenure with Evans was the longest musical association BIll ever had. Eddie swung
like crazy, took fabulous solos, engaged in great musical conversations with Evans
& the drummers rather than be a mere timekeeper. I met him personally in 1977, and he told me he felt as much at home in the upper register as he did in the lower end.
His passion and musical integrity were, and always will be, beyond question. I personally LOVE HIS PLAYING ! ! !
nice!!!!
very nice!
thanks for sharing your perhaps against the grain views and not backing down
listen to Paul Chambers
Esplêndido
Who is on the Drums?
Alex Riel !
0:45
why is it that most double bass solos sound like something drowning, I'm not sure if it's an instrument suited for solo improvisation. Chuck Israels has a far less aggressive style than the one playing here.
i actually agree bass solos are kind of a drag and im a bassist myself lol. Adam Neely did a vid explaining it, worth checking out.
@@feedbackband7688 I have heard that about drum solos as well.
It's a challenge for your ears, because if the register, that's all.
Eddie Gómez, esse é o cara da baixaria!!!
Bill looks bored as hell!
he is way too smart to enjoy his own music.
what a genius!
yunes brejan this makes no sens
Anton Struzik yeah it does
probably high or wishing he was
Edddddddddddddieeeeeeeeee
갫먻잃닳
렑앍큵큵
"!!!!!!!!!!!........."
Who are the sidemen here? Probably Eddie Gomez on bass flying like a mosquito... Who's on drums?.
Alex Riel
I don't really like Eddy Gomez
so what, really?!
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