Bill Evans - Freddie Freeloader download song

This is kinda strange blues. He approached the blues in an esoteric way.

Apparently Bill felt this track though interesting variation of the Miles Davis tune not satisfactory and was left out originally of the Warner Brothers release, "You Must Believe in Spring" which marked the last collaboration between Bill and Eddie Gomez. He once told a student of his that he wasn't a blues player and that he should listen to Wynton Kelly and Red Garland. This track verifies that.

about this Evans' track a word is enough: umique!

It's more interesting than the original in Kind of Blue. By the way, the only piece not played by Evans.

Wow. Thanks for the upload Bruningable. Never heard this before. I believe Mr. Wong below me is correct in saying that it was left out of the original release - that would also explain why it has been absent from me all these years. An interesting listen indeed. Thanks again.

Somebody has the partitures?

He didn't consider himself any kind of blues player, I think it's brilliant. He was quoted as saying he played a very mean boogie woogie, however.

Always really dug this rendition...Bill Evans' playing is so interesting and esoteric on it, definitely not typical blues phrasing.