What makes Alone (Again) by Bill Evans notable?

'Alone (Again)' is notable for its critical acclaim, featuring on various jazz charts and resonating with audiences for its emotional depth. The album exemplifies Evans' mastery of solo piano, influencing subsequent generations of jazz musicians who sought to convey personal narratives through their instrument. By the time 'Alone (Again)' was released in December 1977, Bill Evans had established himself as a jazz innovator with a career spanning over two decades. This album arrived shortly after his acclaimed recording 'New Conversations', showcasing his evolution as he embraced solo piano performances that emphasized introspection and lyrical expression.

Who is Alone (Again) for?

Alone (Again) works well if you're into steady reflective listening experience, intimate moments of quiet contemplation and delicate emotional piano interplay.

How many songs are on Alone (Again)?

Alone (Again) has 5 tracks, running approximately 43 minutes.

Alone (Again)

Bill Evans · 1977

43 min · 5 tracks · post-bop · cool jazz · modal jazz

Intimate piano melodies weave through lush harmonies, highlighting the delicate interplay of emotion and improvisation.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady reflective listening experience
intimate moments of quiet contemplation
delicate emotional piano interplay
thoughtful background for relaxation

Maybe skip if you want

seeking upbeat, fast-paced tracks
prefer standalone energetic singles

Where this album fits

Career context: By the time 'Alone (Again)' was released in December 1977, Bill Evans had established himself as a jazz innovator with a career spanning over two decades. This album arrived shortly after his acclaimed recording 'New Conversations', showcasing his evolution as he embraced solo piano performances that emphasized introspection and lyrical expression.
Stylistic neighbors: Chick Corea· Keith Jarrett· Herbie Hancock