Tag Archives: Bill Evans

Harrison's 1973 album earned laudatory reviews, rose quickly to the top of the charts, and spawned a No. 1 single. Now it's out in several expanded 50th-anniversary editions.

Following in the footsteps of an icon like Wes Montgomery, is a daunting prospect; Charlie Ballantine has bravely taken the first of those footsteps.

'Some Other Time' is a welcome addition to the Bill Evans canon.

Bill Evans is certainly one of the most influential jazz pianists of his era, and his work for Fantasy Records makes why abundantly clear.

The music these two men made together is timeless, and 'The Complete Tony Bennett/Bill Evans Recordings' truly does it justice.

I can’t speak for the vinyl set, but the two-CD album is a joy.

Plus Tori Amos, John Patitucci, Wale, Zac Brown Band, Johnny Winter, Tony Bennett & Bill Evans, and More

Reviewed here are two new jazz releases and a different kind of tribute to Bill Evans.

'Time Remembered' is an album that would have made Bill Evans proud.

Jazz meets Broadway in classic re-release from the masterful jazz trumpeter.