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Focus on the late Jack DeJohnette
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Today we remember a truly wonderful musician—a creative soul whose passion and artistry touched everyone who heard him play. Throughout his life, Jack DeJohnette performed with countless bands and ensembles, always bringing a melodic sensitivity, strong rhythmic drive, and an openness to every musical style he explored. From jazz and fusion to avant-garde and beyond, he blended genres with ease, helping to shape the sound of modern music. His influence, warmth, and spirit will continue to resonate through every note he inspired. Forever remembered. Deeply missed.Playlist
- Jack De Johnette "Silver Hollow" from New Directions (ECM) 00:00
- John Surman—Jack De Jihnette "Rising Tide" from Invisible Nature (ECM) 08:05
- Jack De Johnette "Jack In" from Parallel Realities (MCA) 16:10
- Miles Davis "Double Image" from Bitches Brew (Columbia) 24:15
- {Jack De Johnette-Ravi Coltrane-Matthew Garrison "In Movement" from in Movement (ECM) 32:20
- {John Abercrombie}}-Jan Hammer-Jack De Johnette "Red And Orange" from Timeless (ECM)40:25
- Jack De Johnette "Multo Spilliago" from New Directions In Europe (ECM) 48:30
- John Mc Laughlin "Do You Hear The Voices That You Left Behind" from Electric Guitarist (Columbia) 56:35
- John Abercrombie-Dave Holland-Jack De Johnette "Unshielded Desire" from Gateway (ECM) 1:04:40
- Jaco Pastorius "Three Views Of A Secret" from Word Of Mouth (Warner) 1:12:45
- Deep Energy Orchestra "Fireflies" from The Science Of Sound (7D Media) 1:20:50
- Chris Minh Doky "I See You" from The Nomads-New Beginnings (Red Dot) 1:28:35
- Steve Morse "TexUS" from Triangulation (Artone) 1:37:00
- Cory Wong "Matterhorn" from Matterhorn (DSP) 1:45:05
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