Turn Out the Stars
Bill Evans · 1994
44 min · 7 tracks · post-bop · cool jazz · modal jazz
A contemplative blend of intricate melodies and subtle rhythms, evoking a serene jazz atmosphere.
Why this album works
'Turn Out the Stars' was well-received by critics and highlighted Evans's ability to evolve while remaining true to his roots. The album features compositions that resonate with both longtime fans and new listeners, as evidenced by its positive reception in jazz circles. It stands as a testament to Evans's lasting influence on the jazz genre during a period when many artists struggled for visibility.
- Best for
- serene evening relaxation gradual emotional resolution intimate moments of reflection
- Context
- Released in 1994, 'Turn Out the Stars' is one of Bill Evans's later albums, showcasing his enduring artistry after decades in the jazz scene. At this point in his career, Evans had solidified his reputation as a leading figure in jazz, following his influential work from the 1950s onward. This album reflects his mature sound, characterized by nuanced improvisation and deep emotional expression.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Diana Ross· Prince· Christina Aguilera· Bob Dylan· Ella Fitzgerald· Barbra Streisand· George Benson· Aretha Franklin
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 I Do It for Your Love Standout 5:31
- 2 Turn Out the Stars Standout 7:06
- 3 My Romance Standout 7:51
- 4 Laurie 7:16
- 5 Two Lonely People 6:12
- 6 Peau Douce 6:00
- 7 But Beautiful 4:13
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