Bill Evans – Portrait in Jazz (1976 Japanese Pressing)

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Bill Evans – Portrait in Jazz (1976 Japanese Pressing)One of the most quietly revolutionary piano trio records of all time. Recorded in New York in late 1959 and released on Riverside, Portrait in Jazz finds Bill Evans alongside bassist Scott LaFaro and drummer Paul Motianthree players communicating like one mind, with lyricism, lightness, and total freedom. Theres no grandstanding here. Just intimacy, precision, and an almost telepathic interplay that helped redefine the jazz trio format. This 1976

and a poignant closing chapter from one of jazz’s quiet legends

he builds a sound that’s both nostalgic and fresh

and spiritually unrelenting

almost spiritual meditation

Drawing from the traditions of MPB and regional Northeastern rhythms like frevo and ciranda

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yet inviting

every track drips with vintage sophistication

housed in a deluxe gatefold sleeve with a full-color 16-page booklet bursting with archival photos and liner notes

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