Damn! My Foolish Heart--I keep coming back to this tune.
For about five years I visit "My Foolish Heart" on Bill Evans’ ’Waltz for Debbie."
I think this an incredible tune, musically and sonically. It flows. It’s well recorded. Go take a listen on vinyl. Do you hear endless decay from the symbals? The audience is palpable. And the music--it just flows.
People hand out "Kind of Blue" on college campus and hip scenes once one hits 19 years old--if you run in those crowds. This album, Waltz for Debbie, is a cannonball in the cannon of the golden age of instrumental jazz. SF on bass is insane too.
But back to My Foolish Heart. Give that a listen or discuss below...
I think this an incredible tune, musically and sonically. It flows. It’s well recorded. Go take a listen on vinyl. Do you hear endless decay from the symbals? The audience is palpable. And the music--it just flows.
People hand out "Kind of Blue" on college campus and hip scenes once one hits 19 years old--if you run in those crowds. This album, Waltz for Debbie, is a cannonball in the cannon of the golden age of instrumental jazz. SF on bass is insane too.
But back to My Foolish Heart. Give that a listen or discuss below...
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