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Homecoming
By Bill Evans
Label: Milestone
Released: 1999
Track listing: Re Person I Knew; Midnight Mood; Laurie; Theme from MASH Suicide Is Painless; Turn Out the Stars ; Very Early ; But Beautiful; I Loves You Porgy; Up with the Lark; Minha All Mine; I Do It for Your Love; Some Day My Prince Will Come ; Interview with Bill Evans by Rod Starns.
Ballads And More
By Bill Evans
Label: Riverside Records
Released: 1999
Track listing: Blue In Green; When I Fall In Love; Some Day My Prince Will Come; Elsa; The Boy Next Door; My Foolish Heart; Porgy (I Loves You, Porgy); Alice In Wonderland; Polka Dots And Moonbeams; I Fall In Love Too Easily; Peace Piece;
Bill Evans: Homecoming
by AAJ Staff
“The last two years I was here were perhaps the happiest years of my life.” This was Bill Evans, talking about Southeastern Louisiana College, where he graduated in 1950. You know what happened: he went to New York, had a memorable stay with Miles Davis, and became one of the most influential pianists in jazz. His ...
Bill Evans: Homecoming
by Douglas Payne
It seems virtually every one of piano great Bill Evans's (1929-80) performances were recorded during the last two years of his life, when he had his last - and arguably superior - trio with bassist Marc Johnson and drummer Joe LaBarbera. As more recordings continue to surface, it is evident that this was a most commanding ...
Bill Evans: Touch
by Ed Kopp
Whenever I hear a soprano saxophone played over a pre-programmed beat my attention inevitably wavers, even if the music it is somewhat challenging. I call this condition the Kenny G Syndrome.While listening to Touch I really had to fight through the Kenny G Syndrome on a couple of tracks, but in time I warmed ...
Bill Evans: Touch
by Paula Edelstein
Touch, produced by veteran saxophonist-composer Bill Evans for his debut on Zebra Records is one of compositional integrity that continues to explore the melodic themes of his previous release, Starfish & The Moon. His 11th as a leader, Touch exemplifies the personality and depth of Bill Evans’ musicianship on tunes ranging from smooth to straight ahead, ...
Toots Sweet
by AAJ Staff
When most people think of the harmonica, they usually picture Ackroyd and Belushi soulin' it up in black suits, southern fried wah-wah blues or a scene from within a jail cell at state prison. Now that's not jazz. But, one man managed to create something unique with the harmonica that no one could ever imagine in ...


