The Doc n Roll Festival hosted two screenings of the film in London on November 12th and 13th, 2016
1Inside the Club 83 people attended the screening on Saturday afternoon at the Ronnie Scotts jazz club
2Outside of Ronnie Scotts in London Bruce Spiegel outside of the club - Ronnie Scotts continues to attract some of the best talent in jazz
3Club Owner It was nice to talk to the Club Owner (left) about the club and the times Bill Evans played here
4Memories from Ronnie Scotts You can easily find and leave with some fond memories when you visit this jazz club - Ronnie Scotts in London
5Colm Forde Colm Forde (right) was the guy who made the London screenings possible. He did all the heavy work.
6Questions and Answers We had a good robust question and answer session immediately after showing the film
7Audience Questions Some of the questions from the audience were hard to answer, such as why Bill Evans was on drugs throughout his life
8Vanessa Lobon Garcia Bruce Spiegel with Vanessa Lobon Garcia who co-founded the Doc N Roll Festival. Vanessa is a big promoter of independent films.
9London Support Carmen and Bruce Spiegel with Tony who made our visit in London very easy
10Big Bill Evans Fan A fan of Bill Evans recounts how he loved his music, but never had the courage to speak to Bill Evans when he heard him at the club
11John Flannery Radio / TV Journalist John Flannery (left) was a great moderator for the screening at Ronnie Scotts
12Ronnie Scott A picture of Ronnie Scott at the jazz club. Several photos of Bill Evans were also hanging on the wall.
13Final Jazz Club Photo A final picture in front of Ronnie Scotts before departing this great jazz club in London
14Second Screening We had a second screening at the Picturehouse on Sunday, November 13, 2016
15More Screenings A few of folks attending the screening expressed interest in seeing more screenings of the film. We may have one or two more screenings in England.
