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His Songs - The Keith Jarrett Songbook, Part 2

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
May 25, 2021
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In the second part of this week's show we continue exploring the compositional genius of Keith Jarrett on the occasion of his 76th birthday, focusing on renditions of his tunes by other musicians. It is one of the ways we can celebrate the lasting contributions Keith Jarrett has made to the music world at a time where his health prevents him from playing the piano.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Bruce Hornsby "Backhand" Intersections 1985-2005 (RCA) 0:16
Host talks 5:25
Angel Sucheras "Common Mama" New Orleans Spirits (Acqua) 6:36
Host talks 12:52
Steve Cardenas "Blue Streak" West of Middle (Sunnyside) 13:39
Jay Anderson "Southern Smiles" Deepscape (SteepleChase) 18:04
Host talks 24:07
Branford Marsalis Quartet "The Windup" The Secret Between the Shadow and the Soul (Marsalis Music) 24:58
George Schuller's Circle Wide "De Drums" Like Before, Somewhat After (Playscape) 37:23
Host talks 49:13
Kenny Werner "Encore from Tokyo" The Space (Pirouet) 50:35
Rudy Linka "Song 12 (The Koln Concert, Pt. 2 C)" Songs (JV) 54:01
Host talks 58:12
Eric Legnini Trio "Lisbon Stomp" Miss Soul (Label Bleu) 59:13
Emily Remler "Coral" Transitions (Concord) 1:04:38
Larry Coryell, Philip Catherine "Mortgage on My Soul" Twin house (Elektra) 1:10:47
Host talks 1:13:45
Tom Lellis "Lucky Southern" And in This Corner... (Inner City) 1:15:09
The Matteson -Phillips Tubajazz Consort "Lucky Southern" Tubajazz Superhorns (HPF-Tubajazz Recordings and Tapes, Inc) 1:17:43
Nelson Veras "Prism" Nelson Veras (Label Bleu) 1:22:06
Host talks 1:26:41
Vert "Part One" The Köln Konzert (Sonig) 1:29:27

Photo credit: Yasuhisa Yoneda

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About Keith Jarrett

Instrument: Piano

Concerts

Jun 15 Sat

Keith Jarrett, Maki Namekawa

Bold Tendencies
London, UK

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