Sublime.

This album is best heard on dark evenings after work. Especially this tune.

Immortal Music by the Bill Evans trio...........💃

This when Bill and Eddie became Gods

❤

I grew up in the early 1960s and have been blessed to have been around a lot of different types of music,, I learned about Bill in the 1980s and started listening and knew right away I had dialed on to something. Same thing in Stevie Ray Vaughan. both caught my ear straight off

The intro of this recording of this tune is just too good.

There is an error in the title, it is not the "Live in New York 1980" but it is the recording of the disc "The Paris concert Edition one" (1979).

Bill wrote this tune for Mundell Lowe's daughter, when they were touring with Red Norvo band.

that jim hall solo be fire too

Always love to hear Tony.

I love the bass so much at 2:12, especially the piano response

0:33 that beat when the kick comes in just for a moment just kills me everytime. I don't know why but to me it feels like a brief moment of energy in the midst of the sadness of the song.

When Mister Evans plays, you just listen, this is so great !.........👥🫂

After a solid masterpiece, I like to end it on an "Is that what you wanted Alfred?"

Fucking unreal, what a soloist...

Such a combination of incomparable talent. We will always suffer this loss.

Whenever i love this music the most from i met his piano.

The photo is of Bill Evans, but the piano player is not him. Who is playing the piano?

A interação de piano e voz é extraordinária.

MF DOOM bring me here ❤❤

Love this. Learning to appreciate Como and jazz, more and more, the phrasing and dynamics, the emotional expression. Maybe it's my age. Any jazz keyboardists out there who'd like to team up to record something? My range is similar to Como's. Maybe a little more extended than his. It's a long shot, I know, but so what. I'm in the Portland, OR area but remote is easy these days.

For all we know this is for all people an understanding performance

the kind of song that makes me nostalgic :')

my foolish cat…

excellent!

The Most Telepathic Trio of All Time... ...and ten days after this was recorded, one third of that shared intelligence, bass virtuoso Scott LaFaro, would die in an auto accident. Cherish this.

the ultimate definition of "beauty".

Will be healed

the little cough is so endearing

Five gods.everything smooth jazz just classical.

Zo heel erg mooi ❤

EVERY version of Bill’s timeless (yes I meant that intentionally) classic makes my mind, heart and life joyfully blissful.

0:53

I believe there may be a disturbingly large gap between how awesome this freaking recording is and how many likes it has received.

💙

A truly masterful - and memorable - collaboration on this track by Bennett and Evans. Thank you for posting.

This and the Miles version are the only versions worth any listen at all....sublime beauty..

Bill Evans was truly a jazz master, man.

La más bella versión entre dos grandes músicos que sin abandonar el tono romántico agrega una perfecta pindelada de jazz que ilumina la melodía, un claroscuro entre dos almas; podría atreverme a decir casi una forma novedosa del lied.

Beautiful!

So talented ❤️❤️

This song will forever put me in mind of sitting in some empty downtown bar on a rainy autumn Monday twilight evening, reminiscing about my youth and my late wife Annie, as the bartender pours me another Thank you WKRP and may God forever bless all the 11 souls lost that December night in Cincinnati

Bad Girls

Perfection ...

God i love this tune

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God upon hearing Scott Lofaro’s solo that night must have said, I WANT TO HEAR MORE OF THIS BRILLIANT PLAYING HERE and that’s why he took him just a few days later. R.I.P. Scott & Bill.

I always felt like building an alter in my house and putting this CD on it. I never did, but Bills Evans always takes me to beautiful and sublime place.