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Keith Jarrett
Keith Jarrett (* 1945) started his piano lessons as a child and even was
able to compose and to improvise throughout his elementary school years.
At the age of 17, Keith studied at the Berklee College of Music. He founded
a trio of his own and worked together with Tony Scott and Roland Kirk. In
1965, Keith went to New York City where he was discovered by Art Blakey. He
joined the Jazz Messengers for some months. In 1966, he became a member of
the Charles Lloyd Quartet, until 1969. During this time, Jarrett gained a
wide reputation caused by his exceptional art of improvisation.
From 1969 till 1971, Keith worked for the Miles Davis Group as a keyboard player (where Chick Corea played the piano). In 1972, Jarrett changed his way of performing totally: He began playing solo concerts, only improvising extendedly. Later, however, he cooperated with such greats as Jack DeJohnette, Jan Garbarek and Gary Peacock. He also recorded improvisations on the church organ and interpreted Bach's piano work. |
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Miles Davis At Fillmore Columbia G 30038 recorded live June 1970 at Fillmore East, NY/USA |
Miles Davis, trumpet Steve Grossman, soprano sax Chick Corea, piano Keith Jarrett, organ Dave Holland, bass Airto Moreira, percussion Jack DeJohnette, percussion, drums |
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Ruta + Daitya ECM 1021 recorded 1973 in Los Angeles/USA |
Keith Jarrett, piano, organ, flute Jack DeJohnette, percussion |
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Two Miles Live Discurios DIS 201 LP released 1990 recorded live 05 November 1971 at Konzerthaus in Wien/Austria re-issued 2020 as The Lost Septet (Sleepy Night Records) |
Miles Davis, trumpet Gary Bartz, alto sax, tenor sax Keith Jarrett, Hammond organ, piano Michael Henderson, bass Leon "Ndugu" Chancler, drums James Mtume, percussion Charles Alias, percussion |
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Invocations ECM 1086/87 recorded at the Benedictine Abbey September 1976 in Ottobeuren/Germany |
Keith Jarrett, church organ |
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Hymns Spheres ECM 1201/02 recorded at the Benedictine Abbey October 1980 in Ottobeuren/Germany |
Keith Jarrett, church organ, soprano sax |
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The Essential Miles Davis Columbia C2K85475 compilation, November 1945 through February 1986 |
Miles Davis, trumpet, organ, piano Gil Evans, conductor Bill Evans, soprano sax Carlos Garnett, soprano sax Wayne Shorter, soprano sax, tenor sax Cannonball Adderley, alto sax Lee Konitz, alto sax Charlie Parker, alto sax John Coltrane, tenor sax Jimmy Heath, tenor sax Hank Mobley, tenor sax Sonny Rollins, tenor sax Lucky Thompson, tenor sax Barney Wilen, tenor sax Gerry Mulligan, baritone sax Joe Bennett, trombone Jimmy Cleveland, trombone Dick Hixon, trombone J.J. Johnson, trombone Frank Rehak, trombone Kai Winding, trombone Tom Mitchell, bass trombone Johnny Carisi, trumpet Johnny Coles, trumpet Bernie Glow, trumpet Taft Jordan, trumpet Louis Mucci, trumpet Ernie Royal, trumpet James Buffington, flugelhorn Junior Collins, flugelhorn Tony Miranda, flugelhorn Gunther Schuller, flugelhorn Willie Ruff, flugelhorn Joe Singer, flugelhorn Julius Watkins, flugelhorn Jack Knitzer, bassoon Danny Bank, alto flute, bass clarinet Al Block, flute Harold Feldman, flute Sid Cooper, clarinet Romeo Penque, clarinet, flute, alto flute, oboe Jerome Richardson, clarinet, flute, alto flute Bennie Maupin, bass clarinet Joe Zawinul, oboe, keyboards, piano Billy Ray Barber, tuba Reggie Lucas, guitar John McLaughlin, guitar John Scofield, guitar Mike Stern, guitar Walter Bishop jr., piano Gil Coggins, piano Chick Corea, piano Red Garland, piano Dizzy Gillespie, piano Al Haig, piano Herbie Hancock, piano Robert Irving III, keyboards Wynton Kelly, piano Horace Silver, piano Keith Jarrett, organ Cedric Lawson, keyboards René Urtreger, piano Larry Young, piano Khalil Balakrishna, sitar Janet Putnam, harp Ron Carter, bass Paul Chambers, bass Percy Heath, bass Dave Holland, bass Darryl Jones, bass Pierre Michelot, bass Marcus Miller, bass Curly Russell, bass Art Blakey, drums Don Alias, drums, percussion, congas Kenny Clarke, drums Jimmy Cobb, drums Jack DeJohnette, drums Al Foster, drums Billy Hart, drums Philly Joe Jones, drums Max Roach, drums Lennie White, drums Tony Williams, drums Mino Cinelu, percussion Paulinho Da Costa, percussion Elvin Jones, percussion Jose Mangual, percussion Airto Moreira, percussion Jumma Santos, percussion Steve Thornton, percussion Badal Roy, tabla |
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At Newport 1955-1975 (The Bootleg Series Vol. 4) Columbia 88875081952 track CD1-01-04: recorded live 17 July 1955 at the Newport Festival in Newport, RI/USA track CD1-05-11: recorded live 03 July 1958 at the Newport Festival in Newport, RI/USA track CD2-01-06: recorded live 04 July 1966 at the Newport Festival in Newport, RI/USA track CD2-07-12: recorded live 02 July 1967 at the Newport Festival in Newport, RI/USA track CD3-01-03: recorded live 05 July 1969 at the Newport Festival in Newport, RI/USA track CD3-04-09: recorded live 01 November 1973 at Philharmonie in Berlin/Germany track CD3-10: recorded live July 1975 at Avery Fisher Hall in New York City/USA track CD4-01-07: recorded live 22 October 1971 at Neue Stadthalle in Dietikon/Switzerland |
Miles Davis, trumpet, organ Gary Bartz, soprano sax, alto sax David Liebman, soprano sax, tenor sax, flute Cannonball Adderley, alto sax John Coltrane, tenor sax Sam Morrison, tenor sax Wayne Shorter, tenor sax Zoot Sims, tenor sax Gerry Mulligan, baritone sax Pete Cosey, guitar, percussion Reggie Lucas, guitar Chick Corea, piano Bill Evans, piano Herbie Hancock, piano Keith Jarrett, organ, piano Thelonious Monk, piano Ron Carter, bass Paul Chambers, bass Percy Heath, bass Michael Henderson, bass Dave Holland, bass Leon "Ndugu" Chancler, drums Jimmy Cobb, drums Jack DeJohnette, drums Al Foster, drums Connie Kay, drums Tony Williams, drums James Mtume, percussion |
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