Six years after Concord Records released the massive 61-track “Everybody Still Digs Bill Evans: A Career Retrospective (1956-1980),” the label has issued a new collection by the late jazz piano great ...

Spanning the late ’50s through early ’60s, these albums capture pivotal creative moments from some of the genre’s most revered figures. The Lee Morgan and Wayne Shorter titles mark the first titles ...

Anders Danielsen Lie, Bill Pullman and Laurie Metcalf star in Grant Gee's Berlin Festival-winning biopic about the legendary jazz pianist.

Elemental Music will release Bill Evans in Norway, a brilliant 1970 trio concert captured at the Kongsberg Jazz Festival, as an exclusive RSD Black Friday two-LP set on Nov. 29. The 180-gram vinyl ...

Bill Evans’ Interplay returns on Craft Recordings’ OJC vinyl. A quiet, well centered pressing reveals a hotter, more aggressive side of the quintet. “Continuing OJC’s commitment to quality, these ...

Anders Danielsen Lie plays the legendary jazz pianist in the Berlin-winning drama that shifts the focus from performance to the months of silence that followed the death of Evans' beloved bassist ...

The past five years have been a banner period for recordings drawn from the vast canon of Bill Evans work, encompassing both previously issued material and newly discovered performances. Adding to the ...

Berlin: Anders Danielsen Lie stars in Grant Gee's fact-based film, which traces the unavoidable costs imposed on a family for the fleeting brush with artistic transcendence. Over a long evening in ...

Two Fine New Vinyl Releases By Chet Baker and Bill Evans Share Scandinavian Roots. Many jazz fans seem to only focus on Chet Baker’s 1950s material when he was still young and beautiful and crooning ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Grant Gee’s extraordinary, intimate and gloriously experimental film largely takes place in the summer of ’61, when Bob Dylan was ...

Other artists in our homage to Spring include Dominik Kisiel, Gigi Gryce, and Charles Mingus. Additional new music from Kurt Elling and the WDR Big Band conducted by Bob Mintzer, Simon Mogul and more.