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Scott LaFaro (April 3, 1936 – July 6, 1961) was the bass player in Bill Evans's first great trio.

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Recorded (live) at The Village Vanguard, New York City; June 25, 1961. B3 timing listed @ 3:46 on back jacket and @ 3:41 on label. Evans, LaFaro and Motian seem to be so connected as to be of one mind; as if they know where the others want to go, and the playing seem emanate from them effortlessly. It is highly improvisational but not self-indulgent. Most of all, it is beautiful in its balance and its poise.

Sunday at the Village Vanguard is a live album by jazz pianist and composer Bill Evans and his Trio consisting of Evans, bassist Scott LaFaro, and drummer Paul Motian. Released in 1961, the album is routinely ranked as one of the best live jazz recordings of all time. Sunday at the Village Vanguard was drawn from material recorded during five sets on June 25, 1961 at the Village Vanguard in New York City

Scott La Faro, Paul Motian, Bill Evans – Sweet and Lovely. Scott La Faro, Paul Motian, Bill Evans – Beautiful Love. Bill Evans Trio Featuring Scott La Faro – Gloria s Step (take 2). 3:26. Bill Evans Trio – Haunted Heart. Bill Evans Trio - Portrait In Jazz (1959) – Autumn Leaves Scott La Faro. Scott La Faro, Paul Motian, Bill Evans – How Deep Is the Ocean. Bill Evans Trio Featuring Scott La Faro – All of You (take 2). 5:03. Bill Evans Trio Featuring Scott La Faro – All of You (take 3). 8:55. Bill Evans Trio Featuring Scott La Faro 1961 Sunday At The Village Vanguard – 03 Solar. Bill Evans Trio Featuring Scott La Faro – Jade Visions (take2).

Bill Evans, with virtuoso bassist Scott LaFaro and drummer Paul Motian, reinvented the jazz piano trio, creating stunning contrapuntal dialogues that merged luminous lyricism with layers of complex, elusive harmonies, its moments of limpid beauty suddenly giving way to surging rhythms. The trio's finest recorded moments, these performances were captured just 10 days before LaFaro's death in a car accident. The original releases-Sunday at the Village Vanguard and Waltz for Debby-are celebrated masterpieces. Instead, you are sitting right there, in front of the Bill Evans Trio playing their New York City gig at the Village Vanguard, and everything is so fantastically clear that I use this album as a standard by which to judge headphones.

Orrin Keepnews, Scott LaFaro, Bill Evans and Paul Motian at the Village Vanguard, 1961. The last set closed with Jade Visions, another Scott LaFaro composition. Describing the experience of listening to this music, Ira Gitler wrote in the liner notes to the original Sunday at The Village Vanguard LP: In listening to the album, I find myself so absorbed that consciousness of my body disappears and I become as one larger ear, equipped only with my psyche. I am not aware of the act of listening.

Bill Evans Trio Featuring Scott La Faro 1961 Sunday At The Village Vanguard 01 Gloria's Step. Bill Evans Trio Featuring Scott La Faro 1961 Sunday At The Village Vanguard Full Album. Bill Evans Trio Featuring Scott La Faro 1961 Sunday At The Village Vanguard 06 Jade Visions. Bill Evans Trio All of You (Sunday at the Village Vanguard). Bill Evans All of You (take 3) (Sunday at the Village Vanguard, 1961).

City's Village Vanguard, Sunday, June 25, 1961. In my article addressing this performance, I wistfully mused: All that remains is the hope that one day Fantasy, Inc. will find the lost sides of that early summer afternoon 40 years ago and release a complete recording as they have done for so many other artists, including Evans. We should honor the quiet genius in these songs. In six short years, Scott LaFaro quietly kicked asses, took names and then threw the list away on July 6, 1961, at the age of 25, less than three weeks after the historic Vanguard date, wrapping his car around a tree on New York State Route 20 between Geneva and Canandaigua. At the time of the Vanguard recordings, Evans was in the middle of a very productive period of his professional life.