My Foolish Heart - Live at Montreux - CD2 - Keith Jarrett

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1. Honeysuckle Rose
2. You Took Advantage Of Me
3. Straight, No Chaser
4. Five Brothers
5. Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry
6. On Green Dolphin Street
7. Only the Lonely

Jazz's greatest piano trio. This is the best way to describe the 25-year partnership between Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette. They are an institution of jazz and My Foolish Heart is their 18th recording, all on ECM. The double album was recorded live at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 2001 and is an exhilarating and playful performance which romps through the history of jazz as the trio plays pieces by Fats Waller, Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis, Sonny Rollins, Gerry Mulligan and more, as well as a scattering of show tunes and standards from the Great American Songbook. This album is - in terms of the musical range addressed - one of the most comprehensive in the discography of Jarrett, Peacock and DeJohnette. This fall, ECM is also releasing a speciallypriced 3-CD box set of the first recording session that the Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette ever made together. Setting Standards is a combined reissue of Standards Vol. I, Standards Vol. II and Changes, the three albums recorded in one session at New York's Power Station in 1983. The albums have been remastered in 24bit/192kHz and the box set will include new liner notes and archival photos.

My Foolish Heart - Live at Montreux - CD1 - Keith Jarrett

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1. Four
2. My Foolish Heart
3. Oleo
4. What's New
5. The Song Is You
6. Ain't Misbehavin'

Jazz's greatest piano trio. This is the best way to describe the 25-year partnership between Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette. They are an institution of jazz and My Foolish Heart is their 18th recording, all on ECM. The double album was recorded live at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 2001 and is an exhilarating and playful performance which romps through the history of jazz as the trio plays pieces by Fats Waller, Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis, Sonny Rollins, Gerry Mulligan and more, as well as a scattering of show tunes and standards from the Great American Songbook. This album is - in terms of the musical range addressed - one of the most comprehensive in the discography of Jarrett, Peacock and DeJohnette. This fall, ECM is also releasing a speciallypriced 3-CD box set of the first recording session that the Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette ever made together. Setting Standards is a combined reissue of Standards Vol. I, Standards Vol. II and Changes, the three albums recorded in one session at New York's Power Station in 1983. The albums have been remastered in 24bit/192kHz and the box set will include new liner notes and archival photos.

Somewhere Before - Keith Jarrett Trio

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1. My Back Pages

2. Pretty Ballad

3. Moving Soon

4. Somewhere Before

5. New Rag

6. Moment for Tears

7. Pout's Over (And the Day's Not Through)

8. Dedicated to You

9. Old Rag A monumentally talented maverick of immense productivity, Keith Jarrett has become a kind of jazz tradition all of his own over the past four decades. On his 2006 Carnegie Hall solo album, Jarrett crammed his past and his present into a tour de force that ran from ragtime to free-jazz. Here's where much of that began, on the assortment of trio recordings (with the bassist Charlie Haden and the drummer Paul Motian), jazz-funk forays (with the vibraphonist Gary Burton and others) and Ornette Coleman-influenced music Jarrett was playing between 1968 and 1975 - either side of his short electric-Miles career, and just before the legendary Köln Concert. Jarrett is not so rhythmically free, but otherwise some might regard it as the most joyous and varied jazz playing of his career.

Romantic Cello Favourites - Janos Staker

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WinAmp Pro v5.52 Multilanguage with Keygen

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Fort Yawuh - Keith Jarrett

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Fort Yawuh is one of the group's best efforts, a series of live performances that demonstrate the many different aspects of the group. "(If the)Misfits(Wear It)," the album opener, is boppish and recalls Ornette Coleman, though you can hear traces of the gospel influence that Jarrett brought to bear on the European quartet recordings. Redman offers a lexicon of avant-garde tenor sounds, his cries and shrieks sounding less noisy and more evocative of the human voice today than they may have come across at the time. "Fort Yawuh" is a lyrical piece on which Redman plays with incredible beauty. Certainly he should be recognized as one of the best post-Coltrane tenor players to come along.

"De Drums" works up a nice groove and allows for the aforementioned gospel and even some blues influence to come to the fore, while "Still Life, Still Life" demonstrates a Bill Evans influence as well as much of the classical influence of Jarrett's solo piano work. The album closer, "Roads Travelled, Roads Veiled" is a free jazz exploration built on Motian's African-inspired drumming and some of Haden's steady, melodic bass work.

Portrait CD 10 - I thought about you - Miles Davis

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01 - Love For Sale
02 - Blues No. 2
03 - I Thought About You
04 - Joshua
05 - Directions
06 - What I Say?

Portrait CD 9 - Concierto de Aranjuez - Miles Davis

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01 - Ah-Leu-Cha
02 - Concierto De Aranjuez
03 - Little Melonae
04 - Sweet Sue
05 - Fran-Dance
06 - On Green Dolphin Street
07 - Blue Xmas
08 - Devil May Care
09 - Sid`s Ahead

Portrait CD 8 - There is no greater love - Miles Davis

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01 - My Funny Valentine
02 - Stella By Starlight
03 - There Is No Greater Love
04 - Walkin'

Portrait CD 7 - No Blues - Miles Davis

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01 - Freddie Freeloader
02 - Blue In Green
03 - Someday My Prince Will Come
04 - No Blues
05 - All Of You
06 - Seven Steps To Heaven

Portrait CD 6 - Flamenco Sketches - Miles Davis

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01 - Flamenco Sketches
02 - So What
03 - Spring Is Here
04 - All Blues
05 - The Meaning Of The Blues / Lament / New Rhumba
06 - Dr. Jekyll

Portrait CD 5 - Oleo - Miles Davis

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01 - Night In Tunesia
02 - Alone Together
03 - Oleo
04 - It Could Happend To You
05 - Nice Work If You Can Get It
06 - Tune Up
07 - Jumpin' With Symphony Sid
08 - I Could Write A Book
09 - Two Bass Hit

Portrait CD 4 - Compulsion - Miles Davis

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01 - Compulsion
02 - Wierd Blues
03 - Trane`s Blues
04 - Well You Nedn`t
05 - You`re My Everything
06 - If I Were A Bell
07 - Dig

Portrait CD 3 - 'Round Midnight - Miles Davis

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01 - Four
02 - The Serpent`s Tooth
03 - 'Round Midnight
04 - In Your Own Sweet Way
05 - It Never Entered My Mind
06 - No Line
07 - The Theme
08 - Ahmad`s Blues
09 - Wee Dot

Portrait CD 2 - Rocker - Miles Davis

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01 - Godchild
02 - Boblicity
03 - Israel
04 - The Squirrel
05 - Lady Bird
06 - Rocker
07 - Rouge
08 - Darn That Dream
09 - Straight, No Chaser
10 - Billy Boy

Portrait CD 1 - Conception - Miles David

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01 - Move
02 - Budo
03 - Conception
04 - Ray`s Idea
05 - Jeru
06 - Moon Dreams
07 - That Old Black Magic
08 - Deception
09 - Venus De Milo
10 - Max Is Making Wax
11 - Woody 'N You
12 - Half Nelson
13 - Down

Bach Cello Suites - mistlav rostropovich

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Mstislav Rostropovich is one of the few musicians who can create a larger-than-life experience through the combined forces of exceptional music, a beautiful instrument, and uncommonly facile communicative skills. In his performances of Bach's transcendent masterpieces for solo cello, Rostropovich finds a perfect balance between a romantic, rhapsodic interpretation and one that emphasizes the purely formal "aridity" of Bach's structures. Although it's nearly impossible to isolate one or two highlights, the Sarabande and Prelude from Suite No. 5 are among the most profoundly moving cello performances you will ever hear--the closest we probably will ever come to experiencing through music the soul of both Rostropovich and Bach. Not everyone will immediately appreciate the very resonant sound that emphasizes the cello's lower register. But after a few minutes your ears adjust, the music takes over, and nothing else seems important.

Treasure Island - Keith Jarrett

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Originally an Impulse LP that surfaced on MCA as a straight reissue on CD, this fine recording features pianist Keith Jarrett's best regular group. Dewey Redman is heard from on tenor, bassist Charlie Haden , drummer Paul Motian and percussionists Guilherme Franco and Danny Johnson are superb in ensembles and guitarist Sam Brown guests on two selections. The emphasis is on the band's sound and Jarrett's rich melodies; he contributed eight originals to this enjoyable modern set.

The Out Of Towners - Keith Jarrett

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Keith Jarrett's "Standards Trio" with bassist Gary Peacock and drummer Jack DeJohnette has been so good for so long that they might be taken for granted, but this 2001 concert from Munich's State Opera shows their combination of depth and spontaneity can still surprise. Jarrett has a knack for marking his own path through familiar repertoire, from the playfully exuberant "I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me" that opens the set to his deeply reflective solo version of "It's All in the Game." In between, the group's close-knit interplay enhances a limpidly beautiful version of "You've Changed," an up-tempo harmonic exploration of Cole Porter's "I Love You," and a hard-swinging account of Gerry Mulligan's "Five Brothers." The highlight, though, is the title track, a funky 20-minute tour de force that explores the blues from roots to branches.

Death Of The Flower - Keith Jarrett

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Keith Jarrett's Death and the Flower is a beautiful work of art that slowly develops over time. It is only three tracks with the best being the 22 minute title track. The songs start out slow and peacefully build as time passes. This is not an album you can put on for a quick fix, but one that takes time to develop. This is a perfect album for a relaxing sunday morning. The use of the percussion on this album is extremely intriguing. It gives the album a very "organic" feel to it. I am just now getting into Keith Jarrett's body of work so I can't say how this compares to his other albums, but I have to recommend this album to people who are looking for something that is beautiful, peaceful, and intriguing. Keith Jarrett is accompanied by Dewey Redman on saxophone, Charlie Haden on bass, Paul Motian on drums, and Guilherme Franco on percussion.