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Keith Jarrett/Gary Peacock/Jack DeJohnette: Always Let Me Go / Live in Tokyo
by AAJ Staff
On last year's most impressive disc Inside Out, pianist Keith Jarrett took his Standards Trio into uncharted territory. Instead of contining to reinterpret the classics, the group chose the route of collective improvisation. With their new double-disc set Always Let Me Go, Jarrett and trio continue along the same lines. Given that this performance was recorded ...
Keith Jarrett: Rarum: Selected Recordings of Keith Jarrett
by AAJ Staff
Few improvising musicians have managed to cover the ground that pianist Keith Jarrett has made his own over the last three decades. Those years span avant jazz, classical and neo-classical work, overdubbed solo mysticism, new age flaccidity, deft group improvisation, solo keyboard meditations, and a heap of recent standards interpretations. Not to belabor the ...
Branford & Ellis Marsalis: The Dawn of Marsalis Music
by Mark Corroto
The first family of jazz, the Marsalis of New Orleans, have seemingly been in the eye of a musical hurricane for the past twenty years. With the news that Saxophonist Branford Marsalis and his father Ellis Marsalis had severed their ties with Sony music, comes the announcement that they have formed the independent label Marsalis Music. ...
Inside Out
Label: ECM Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: From the Body; Inside Out; 341 Free Fade; Riot; When I Fall In Love.
Keith Jarrett/Gary Peacock/Jack DeJohnette: Inside Out
by AAJ Staff
For nearly twenty years now, Keith Jarrett's Standards Trio has pursued the straight and narrow (albeit with exceptional grace and skill). To be honest, this trio has mined jazz standards for all they're worth. At risk of becoming predictable (though cleverly so), Jarrett and companions finally break through on Inside Out. It has long been obvious ...
Keith Jarrett/Gary Peacock/Jack DeJohnette: Inside Out
by David Adler
This unit is commonly known as the “Standards" trio, and that is indeed what Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, and Jack DeJohnette play during much of their time together. But the trio has more than that under its belt. Just listen back over the Changes and Changeless albums, not to mention Gary Peacock’s 1977 gem Tales of ...
Keith Jarrett Trio: Inside Out
by Glenn Astarita
This 2001 release marks a departure from the Trio’s standards-based format and in pianist, Keith Jarrett’s words: “I mentioned to Jack (DeJohnette) and Gary (Peacock), during a tour in Europe, that perhaps we would scrap the format – the whole idea of having to use any material.” Recorded during two evenings at London’s “Royal Festival Hall,” ...
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