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A brief period with the Davis band culminated with the recording of [[Kind of Blue]], a landmark jazz album that arguably could never have been what it was without Evans' diffident romanticism.

A brief period with the Davis band culminated with the recording of [[Kind of Blue]], a landmark jazz album that arguably could never have been what it was without Evans' diffident romanticism.

After leaving Miles Davis' band, he explored the possibilities of the jazz trio - his collaboration with [[Scott LaFaro]] and [[Paul Motion]] produced the landmark Sunday At The Village Vanguard, a recording of the highlights of five sessions recorded at the famous [[New York]] club. Tragically, LaFaro died in a car crash just 11 days later.

After leaving Miles Davis' band, he explored the possibilities of the jazz trio - his collaboration with [[Scott LaFaro]] and [[Paul Motian]] produced the landmark Sunday At The Village Vanguard, a recording of the highlights of five sessions recorded at the famous [[New York]] club. Tragically, LaFaro died in a car crash just 11 days later.

Evans' career continued until his death in 1981. Unlike Miles Davis or Herbie Hancock, he was not interested in pursuing trends - his style was never revamped, just refined.

Evans' career continued until his death in 1981.  

[[Category:Musicians]]

[[Category:Musicians]]