No one phrases like Keith. As Miles said, "You can tell a musician by the way he plays a ballad", and Keith can play a ballad. In my opinion, Keith and and Bill Evans were ballad masters.
@@Mabesakald Tienes razón, antes de que Miles se volviera "eléctrico" sus baladas eran definitivas. Era jazz para adultos inteligentes. Creo que Miles inspiró tanto a Bill como a Keith.
@@jazzsocietyofecuador A principios de los sesenta Miles alcanzó la cima musicalmente hablando y tenía un toque que rayaba el cielo, por ejemplo en "Kind of Blue" (1960), lo mejor de Miles con creces y donde Bill Evans contribuyó magistralmente por ejemplo en "Blue in green". Saludos!
I was listening it Live in 1985 through polish national broadcast station PR2. This is one of The greatest performances of this piece I ever listened. My favorit, Jarrett was really genial interpet of this one. Love it!
Насколько чувственно и органично исполнено каждым из участников трио! Какой раз слушаю и вдохновляюсь, ведь этот стандарт был раскрыт с разных сторон и здесь мы слышим по сути несколько интерпретаций в рамках одной гармонической сетки😮 И ритмически, и мелодически, и импровизационно, и гармонически. Просто выдающееся трио! И любая композиция обогащается ими и дополняется всегда чем-то новым, а чего только стоят уникальные вступления и коды бесподобного Кита Джаретта, и конечно же сами импровизации, эти длинные замысловатые фразы в импровизациях. Всё неповторимо, а повторить иногда хотелось бы на фортепиано и самому тоже 😅
I have waited a long time for this piece to be posted, separate from the rest of the concert - thanks! If you asked me to listen to a piano or bass solo on "Georgia on My Mind", I would have said "okay". However, if you asked me to listen to a drum solo on that same tune, you might have thrown me for a loop. But if you had said the drummer would be Jack DeJohnette, I would have been highly interested. He surely doesn't disappoint here. What an amazing drummer! And what a damn fine trio... BRAVO!!!
C'mon ECM, release this on a nice blu ray. As a life long KJ fan, let me say: 1) this is fantastic, and 2) I think I can understand why he didn't put this on an album... it is roughly from the same time period, and is roughly the same kind of experiment as "God Bless the Child" as a gospel/rock number... and for those of you who haven't heard that ("God Bless the Child", I mean) I highly recommend it... in a lifetime of KJ listening, it remains one of my favorites...
Creo que "Kind of Blue" de Miles Davis, "Sunday at the Village Vanguard" de Bill Evans y "Standards" de Keith Jarrett representan lo mejor del jazz. La música de estos álbumes expresa la gama completa de emociones humanas adultas inteligentes, incluida la empatía, la ironía, la sutileza y el ingenio; emociones que están ausentes en la música popular actual.
Biden took Georgia, yeah! So Georgia keeps being on my mind. And this masterful piece is the perfect comment on it. Gary at the peak of his skills, now entertaining the heavens and letting them vibrate!
What an ending! Out of this world.
This trio has to be considered one of the best ever. Their talent and body of work is just astounding.
Can never get tired listening to this type of excellent , mind blowing performance of Keith!
There are only a handful of things in this world that are the greatest and most excellent. This trio is one of them. Thank you Keith, Gary & Jack. 😌
No one phrases like Keith. As Miles said, "You can tell a musician by the way he plays a ballad", and Keith can play a ballad. In my opinion, Keith and and Bill Evans were ballad masters.
Definitely
Ciertamente los dos grandes, con sus baladas tocan el cielo! Miles también lo hacía hasta que se volvió loco. Mucha salud!
@@Mabesakald Tienes razón, antes de que Miles se volviera "eléctrico" sus baladas eran definitivas. Era jazz para adultos inteligentes. Creo que Miles inspiró tanto a Bill como a Keith.
@@jazzsocietyofecuador A principios de los sesenta Miles alcanzó la cima musicalmente hablando y tenía un toque que rayaba el cielo, por ejemplo en "Kind of Blue" (1960), lo mejor de Miles con creces y donde Bill Evans contribuyó magistralmente por ejemplo en "Blue in green". Saludos!
Thanks for sharing this information…keep it up
There is absolutely zero chance that jazz piano could ever get better than this right here,
Incredible! Thanks!
It's always a delight to hear Keith play ballads alone or whith his Trio!
De uma sensibilidade impressionante. Vídeo soberbo. Obrigado.
One of the best improvisation of this piece
wow ♪♫♪ awsome！
ケルンコンサートの衝撃に始まりソロコンサート、マイソング、フェイシングユー、愛と死の幻想、宝島、マイバックページなど貪るように自己の感性に呼応するようにレコード買い求め独身の一人部屋で針をおとしていました。あっという間の40年。あなたの音楽と共にあった事を深く感謝します。現在の体調が気がかりです。
Love your interpretation of Jazz❤
I was listening it Live in 1985 through polish national broadcast station PR2. This is one of The greatest performances of this piece I ever listened. My favorit, Jarrett was really genial interpet of this one. Love it!
I still have the whole concert recorded from the PR2 and remasterd on cd. Greetings, Tomek.
Superba versione suonata dal miglior trio
Thank, thank, thanks.....
Насколько чувственно и органично исполнено каждым из участников трио!
Какой раз слушаю и вдохновляюсь, ведь этот стандарт был раскрыт с разных сторон и здесь мы слышим по сути несколько интерпретаций в рамках одной гармонической сетки😮 И ритмически, и мелодически, и импровизационно, и гармонически. Просто выдающееся трио! И любая композиция обогащается ими и дополняется всегда чем-то новым, а чего только стоят уникальные вступления и коды бесподобного Кита Джаретта, и конечно же сами импровизации, эти длинные замысловатые фразы в импровизациях. Всё неповторимо, а повторить иногда хотелось бы на фортепиано и самому тоже 😅
Quel trio fantastique...🙏🏽
Mais, que c'est beau ❤️👌🏽!!
Merci pour la vidéo.
So natural!!
Legendary
I have waited a long time for this piece to be posted, separate from the rest of the concert - thanks! If you asked me to listen to a piano or bass solo on "Georgia on My Mind", I would have said "okay". However, if you asked me to listen to a drum solo on that same tune, you might have thrown me for a loop. But if you had said the drummer would be Jack DeJohnette, I would have been highly interested. He surely doesn't disappoint here. What an amazing drummer! And what a damn fine trio... BRAVO!!!
C'mon ECM, release this on a nice blu ray. As a life long KJ fan, let me say: 1) this is fantastic, and 2) I think I can understand why he didn't put this on an album... it is roughly from the same time period, and is roughly the same kind of experiment as "God Bless the Child" as a gospel/rock number... and for those of you who haven't heard that ("God Bless the Child", I mean) I highly recommend it... in a lifetime of KJ listening, it remains one of my favorites...
Creo que "Kind of Blue" de Miles Davis, "Sunday at the Village Vanguard" de Bill Evans y "Standards" de Keith Jarrett representan lo mejor del jazz. La música de estos álbumes expresa la gama completa de emociones humanas adultas inteligentes, incluida la empatía, la ironía, la sutileza y el ingenio; emociones que están ausentes en la música popular actual.
He is just great. The way he approaches the piano is so unique. We must do a lesson on him.
No one made the piano sound better. Anyone who attended one of his Carnegie Hall concerts knows that.
Biden took Georgia, yeah!
So Georgia keeps being on my mind. And this masterful piece is the perfect comment on it.
Gary at the peak of his skills, now entertaining the heavens and letting them vibrate!
yes Biden is leading in Georgia, but no victory yet...let's hope
fuck both
@@fankitonkizonki poor boy...
Jazz Jamboree was in Warsaw, Poland. Haven't seen any recording labeled "USA" or "France", usually the city is mentioned.
Espetaculo
che pera in vena
4:23
This man fingered the piano as he came for 15 minutes and my ear became pregnant.
WTH
I like to listen.....but his suffering look is deconcentrating...
close your eyes!
That's not suffering XD
"stank face"