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Bill Evans (August 16, 1929 – September 15, 1980) was one of the most influential jazz pianists of the twentieth century. Emerging in the late 1950s, he captivated listeners with his lyrical touch, rich harmonies, and deeply introspective swing. Evans forged a distinctive language that blended impressionist harmony with subtle rhythmic interplay, inspiring generations of musicians. Whether leading his revolutionary trios or recording alongside Miles Davis and other innovators, he brought poetry and emotional depth to every performance. Today, Bill Evans is celebrated for his refined artistry, his timeless recordings, and his enduring influence on modern jazz.
The 20th Century Masterworks Colored Series is a collector-focused vinyl reissue line dedicated to preserving classic jazz recordings in vibrant, limited-edition formats. With an emphasis on high-quality 180-gram colored vinyl and carefully curated selections, the series brings timeless albums to new audiences while honoring their original spirit. Each release features newly written liner notes and restored artwork, offering both visual appeal and historical context. From bebop legends to vocal icons, the series spans the golden age of jazz with taste and care. Today, the Colored Series is valued for its aesthetic charm, audio fidelity, and deep respect for jazz heritage.
Portraits Of Jazz is the landmark 1960 album by Bill Evans that stands among the most influential trio recordings in jazz history. Featuring Scott LaFaro and Paul Motian, the session introduced a new conversational approach to trio playing, where piano, bass, and drums interacted with rare freedom and subtlety. This Jazz Images colored edition presents the classic album on eye-catching vinyl, pairing Evans’s lyrical improvisations with striking artwork and collectible presentation. Today, Portraits Of Jazz remains a cornerstone of modern jazz, celebrated for its elegance, innovation, and the timeless interplay between three masterful musicians in perfect balance.
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As a debut album, Little Girl Blue is a curate’s egg of a recording. Simone was in her mid-20s and still hopeful of a career as a classical pianist. Needing to support herself, she reluctantly started to play the local clubs, adopting a new identity so that her family would not know she was playing jazz, folk and blues.
Lavish presentation on vinyl and CD and in an 80-page book of the singing trumpeter who was the antithesis of Louis Armstrong.
Arrangements for the singer by Quincy Jones, Ralph Burns and others transform his voice, with Burns's mastery breathtaking.
A balanced selection from the singer's celebrated 1956 double album is presented on high-quality yellow vinyl.