TagsTagsThis is from Keith Jarrett’s masterpiece DVD, Tokyo Solo. A beautiful recording in every sense of the word; I believe all the music for this performance was improvised. [Video]
This intense improvised piece is from an exceptional DVD titled, “Keith Jarrett - Tokyo Solo.” [Video]
I once had a girlfriend who heard me listening to this Keith Jarrett piece (from [Amazon Link]), and said, “Eeeewww! You like that?” Well, yeah, I do. [Video]
Someone emailed about a web service called IMEEM that lets you upload music and (supposedly) legally embed playlists into a blog, so I’m trying it out with a playlist containing part of Keith Jarrett’s Sun Bear Concerts. (There may be advertisements.) UPDATE at 4/11/08 4:21:37 pm: Here’s a New York Times piece ...
“I Loves You Porgy,” performed by Keith Jarrett. Amazing. [Video]
A stellar performance of a classic, by the Keith Jarrett Trio with Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette, from the out-of-print DVD Standards 2, recorded in Tokyo in 1986. [Video]
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The Keith Jarrett Trio, with Jack DeJohnette and Gary Peacock, performing Billy Taylor’s “I Wish I Knew.” [Video]
From a 1984 performance in Tokyo billed as his “[Amazon Link]” (it wasn’t), Keith Jarrett: [Video]
The Keith Jarrett Trio, with Gary Peacock on bass and Jack DeJohnette on drums, performing a classic tune brilliantly: [Video]
[Audio removed...] The playlist for this lovely Southern California evening: 1) Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony: Stravinksy’s Dance of the Firebird. 2) Stevie Ray Vaughan: The Sky Is Cryin’. 3) The Finn Brothers: Where Is My Soul? 4) Chris Whitley: Ballpeen Hammer. 5) Andy Timmons: That Was Then, This Is Now. 6) Keith Jarrett: ...
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Tonight’s playlist: 1) From Patty Griffin’s debut album Living With Ghosts, recorded as a demo but so amazing that it was released as it stood, Poor Man’s House. 2) King’s X again, from their album Ear Candy: Fathers. 3) Donald Fagen’s slice of expatriate uneasiness with a Caribbean swing, from The Nightfly: The ...
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