Bill Evans Live - Someday my Prince Will Come (Jazz Piano)

This video shows Bill Evans playing with his last regular trio - bassist Marc Johnson and drummer Joe La Barbera nearly a year and a half before his tragic and untimely death.
Live from Iowa. 30th January 1979.

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[Polleggioso]

Great and intense. Thank you for uploading.

By the way, was Scott Lafaro who died in a car accident (the bass player)... Joe La Barbera is still alive and drumming. Johnson took the Lafaro's place.

[Pianopod]

@Polleggioso Sorry, I don't know about Scott.

[pacrimco]

Simply the best ever!

[chupapop]

Napoleon Dynamite on bass

[mindisaction]

We'll never miss him enough!

[supahsekzy]

@Polleggioso Well yeah but that was a long time before this video. After LaFaro died, Bill had a number of bassists before Marc Johnson, who was his last bassist before his death.

[wilesbass]

@Polleggioso There were several bassists between LaFaro and Johnson. Johnson only played with the Trio for about 2 years or so until Evans died. After LaFaro's accident in 1961, the bass chair featured Chuck Israels, Gary Peacock, and Eddie Gomez. Gomez was on the bulk of Evans' material.

[mock1010]

genius

[aghaanantyab]

he is not bill evans, bill evans is not sideboards

[nicknearthebay]

@abby4410 thanks for putting those comments, what brilliant trios he had.

[mock1010]

LOVE IT

[abby4410]

Evans' main bassists were Teddy Kotick (before 59), Scott Lafaro, died on july 6, 1961 at his 25 in car accident just 11 days after Village Vanguard, Chuck Israëls , NHOP, Gary Peacock, Eddie Gomez for the longest period and the most innovator, and Marc Johnson. There are much well made videos-documentaries on youtube 'bout Bill Evans.

[mfbown]

@Polleggioso No, there were several bassists between Lafaro and Johnson -- at least Chuck Israels and Eddie Gomez that I'm aware of. Lafaro died in something like 1961, a long time ago.