My father Bill Evans

Since nobody else here has mentioned it, I will. Evan, when your father passed, Miles was quoted as saying:"I learned more from Bill Evans than from anyone else in music." I remember where I was that September because of his passing & Miles tribute. I had just moved into NYC was was planning to see him at his next Vanguard gig, but it was not to be. I listen to his music nearly every day.

Wish he had of been in it. Those were the years that the film should have covered. Much respect to your father Evan.

I don't think anyone answered your original question.
Yes he is in it. And anyone that knows Bill Evans will know exactly when, (it's obvious; kudos to the actor) and there is a great moment between him and Miles, a simple touch. It made me feel like I was right there.


After this movie I went home and set up a play list of Miles on my server. Then after that I set one up of Mr. Evans!

In the movie Miles mentions Frederick Chopin and his influence on his music. Those remarks can easily be inferred to Evans music too for me.

Ephemeron.

When Tony Bennett did an album with Bill Evans he didn't hire any other musicians because Tony Bennett said bill Evans played like an orchestra all by himself.

Cancel my subscription to the Resurrection. Send my credentials to the House of Detention.

Just want to tell you how much your Father mean't to me, and the world of music, Mr. Evans. He is dearly missed, and I will treasure his work always.

Thank you very much everyone for your absolutely kind words. I don't check back here very often. Let's continue the conversation over on my social media, or start up some new ones. Looking forward to staying in touch:

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Yours,
Evan Evans