Was Bill Evans effay?
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Was Bill Evans effay?
Jacob Wright
Hudson Perry
Yes. He does the 60s whiteboy look really well (sadly he fell victim to the times in the late 70s and started wearing the wide-collared, load-print shirts). Pretty hard look to pull off today. I don't have inspo but would welcome it.
Not to mention, he's probably one of the top 5 musicians, like, ever. His music has such a unique sound, the mixture of jazz and classical is just right. His stuff is serene enough that you can let it take you away, yet complex enough to please even the most technique-minded listener.
Fun fact: it is believed that he wrote the infamous "Blue in Green" as well as "Flamenco Sketches" off of Miles Davis' seminal "Kind of Blue" album.
Here's a little selection of my favorite tunes of his and a few pics I had on my computer:
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Bentley Torres
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Adrian Anderson
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Gabriel Nelson
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Tyler King
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Daniel Rodriguez
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Anthony Morgan
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Brayden Gonzalez
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Eli Bell
(not OP) thanks for all this, user!
Asher Hughes
I wish there were more modern clothes that somewhat imitate the simplicity, professionalism yet coolness that suits had.
Wearing them nowadays just doesn't feel the same, at all.
Angel Hill
on second inspection, I don't think that's Bill.
Bentley Powell
r8 my fit
Ryan Long
>rolled sleeves
Shit
Thomas Anderson
>implying
its not hard to roll your sleeves down you literal r tard
Benjamin Phillips
It's only in the process of passionate lovemaking with your instrument. Otherwise, it just doesn't fit
Carter Hughes
A big gap in this thread
Colton Ward
sounds like you're wearing shitty suits mate
Xavier Moore
Sun Ra is afro-futurism personified
Ryder Jackson
trips of truth
this thread is now /jazz/, specifically spacejazz
Sebastian Hughes
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Ethan Campbell
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Wyatt Morales
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Henry Edwards
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Nathan Turner
and some rammellzee, just because
Isaac Nguyen
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Jordan Phillips
is Bill cosby Sun Ra?
Adrian Bennett
As a double bassist I can confirm it is more comfortable to roll up one's sleeves when playing.