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Bill Evans

New Jazz Conceptions

New Jazz Conceptions

SKU: V69351 Barcode: 8436542010641
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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album

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  • Released Date: 06 Apr 2012

  • Genre: Jazz

Our Take

Bill Evans' 1956 album "New Jazz Conceptions" is like a musical journey through a whimsical wonderland of sound. This jazz pianist may not have been a household name at the time of this release, but boy did he make a mark with this record.

Evans' unique approach to jazz is apparent from the first track, with his delicate touch on the keys and intricate improvisation style. The album is a mix of original compositions and jazz standards, each one showcasing Evans' undeniable talent and creativity.

Tracks like "I Love You" and "Conception" are standout moments on the album, with Evans' virtuosity shining through. His ability to blend classical influences with the improvisational nature of jazz is truly impressive.

Overall, "New Jazz Conceptions" is a must-listen for any jazz enthusiast. Bill Evans may not have been a household name at the time of this release, but this album solidified his status as a jazz legend. Trust me, you won't want to miss out on this musical masterpiece. Cheers to you, Bill Evans, for creating such a delightful and innovative album.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. I Love You
2. Five
3. I Got It Bad and Than Ain't Good
4. Conception
5. Easy Living
6. Displacement
7. Speak Low
8. Waltz for Debby
9. Our Delight
10. My Romance
11. No Cover, No Minimum

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About the artist

Bill Evans

Jazz pianist Bill Evans is a true legend in the world of music, known for his innovative playing style and groundbreaking compositions. With a career spanning over four decades, Evans has solidified himself as one of the most influential figures in jazz history. Born in New Jersey in 1929, Evans began playing piano at a young age and quickly developed a passion for music. He honed his skills at the prestigious Juilliard School in New York City before embarking on a career that would see him collaborate with some of the biggest names in jazz, including Miles Davis and Chet Baker. Evans' music is characterized by its intricate harmonies, melodic inventiveness, and emotional depth. His iconic album "Sunday at the Village Vanguard" is considered a masterpiece of jazz improvisation, showcasing his unparalleled skill as a pianist and composer. Despite his serious demeanor on stage, Evans was known for his offbeat sense of humor and quirky personality. He was often seen sporting his signature round glasses and disheveled hair, earning him the nickname "the mad scientist of jazz." Evans' influence on the world of music cannot be overstated. His unique approach to harmony and improvisation has inspired generations of musicians across all genres. Whether you're a die-hard jazz fan or just someone looking to expand your musical horizons, Bill Evans is a name that should not be overlooked.

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