Listening to Bill evans music is like watching the rain. Sometimes we feel sad, other times we are calmed by it, but mostly we are entraced in the beauty of it.

My father passed away under tragic circumstances in October 2020. He was a marine biologist, but he loved jazz, progressive rock and many interesting artists from all genres. He was very much into strong individuals with a strong sense of groove and beauty. He himself was a sensitive man full of life and inner conflict. He loved listening to Bill Evans during the last years of his life. I hope he is at peace and I hope he is somewhere out there enjoying this beautiful music. I will join him later in life.

Does anyone listen to this great music in 2024? If you are, I hope you are at peace listening to this music.

I’ve had a terribly horrific day and I know no one is listening to this but I just want to put it out in the ether that this absolutely makes my heart sing . Thank you Bill

The more you learn jazz and study his work the more you appreciate him and realize his genius. We are truly honored to be able to view this, one of the greatest musicians of the 20th century.

Pls Don't Tell you're here cuz of tae😅

Taehyung, I'm here for you.

listen to this at least once a week to keep my sanity. see ya next week

drums came in so soft i thought it had started to drizzle outside my window

My Dad played just like Bill Evans until he had a stroke 5 years ago. Devastating and tragic for a pianist. But I have beautiful memories. When I hear Bill Evans, I can hear my Dad playing. Same touch, & feel on the keys. Amazing!

Bill Evans is soul. He didn't seem to live much, he was just procrastinating his death. This is the work of a troubled mind. Pain never sounded so beautiful without words. Greetings from Argentina

Those drums. So quiet, so calm and gentle. A real tenderness goes through those sticks. So carefree.

There is this kind of deep sadness in Bill Evans playing the piano, that somehow is, at least for me, and perhaps because of my tendencies for sadness, very contagious. I find myself listening to the same song many times, even in a sunny day.

The way he keeps his head low when he plays. It is as if he carried a huge burden, the keys feel so heavy and gentle all at the same time. Love this soul's music. It has helped me through many

I love Bill's posture. It's not what any classically trained pianist would call proper, and yet it shows how dedicated he was to his craft. He doesn't hunch over for the simple iconography of it; rather it's a sign that he's fully engrossed in what he's playing. Moving stuff.

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Playing this for my 8wk old daughter at 6am.... She adores it

I just want a coffee shop so I can play all this beautiful stuff and help people chill

There can be no doubt, Bill Evans was sharing his entire soul when he played

"My Foolish Heart" makes me have a melted heart. I've never studied jazz or the piano but I've been a fan of jazz since I was a teen. The melody and chords of Bill's rendition strikes something deep in my heart and soul. I close my eyes and let each note pierce my heart and go to a place where there is peace and tranquility. Thank you Bill for leaving such a great legacy and record of your expertise.