There are both advantages and disadvantages to being old. Though I feel my age at times, I also relish the fact that I am old enough to have shared mother earth with a voice like this one for longer than many have. Living in the Tokyo area at the time, I was at this concert, almost 35 years ago. I always wondered if I'd ever hear it again. Thank you, se146np for the opportunity. I have the concert "book" as well; one day I'll have to translate it from the Japanese and post it on line.
How I envy you... sometimes I sit back and just think what you guys were in for! Can you describe the hall, the experience, the audience, the atmosphere?
The Almighty only knows! - whether in the entire history of both recorded and unrecorded music, historical periods of music that, pianists of the given day possessed scope in musical ability to spontaneously compose in real time, as does Jarrett. Jarrett must be the greatest ever to have done it?! My earnest wish is that someone out there better informs me otherwise and sends us links to such a celestial being, the music to whomsoever eclipses that of our most Musical Immortal WONDERMENT: Keith Jarrett
this is heartbreakingly beautiful. truly an open door to contemplative jazz. Jarrett has been working in this spiritual realm since I have been aware of his music. I hope he knows how much his music is treasured. Bill Turley
Three years after his great Köln Concert , two years after the great Japan tournee with five concerts (Sun Bear Concerts), but CD of this in Budokan does not exist - thank you for uploading this rare taperecording ! :)
AMEN! I can only echo Thomas Brunner's praise and thanks. I was fortunate to own an Upstate New York concert nightclub in the late 1970s where Keith Jarrett played for two magnificent nights that were among our best E-V-E-R!!
***** BTW, comments on this thread all seem totally positive: I hope my comment doesn't draw in the perverse poster who opined re another Jarrett UA-cam track that Jarrett was "overrated, little talented, pretentious..." Happy to say that his ignorant views were outshouted by dozens!
Have your best birthday EVER, Mr. Jarrett! You deserve it. This Tokyo gig is a masterwork if anything is. I've followed you since the mid 70s and am still intrigued by your passion, your commitment. Thanks for all of it. Robert T.
sunbear concerts and especially cöln concert is my lifelong Inspiration. thank you, Keith Jarrett. you are a reason never stop playing the piano. greetings, helmut
I don't like to imagine how much recordings of KJ never will be published on CD . I think the audience all over the world deserves to get knowledge of every music he did.
Jarrett may have a reputation for being a little difficult but when he plays like this you can forgive him for anything; beautiful music created by a master piano player. I have not heard this set before so thank's for sharing this.
Hi Dennis, I agree it is great to discover this recording: I did it today while looking for another that Shazam would not find. So it is possible you don't know this other breathtaking recording from live concert in Antibes, France in 1979. I have just emailed the radio to know how I can get it, today they broadcaster part1 tomorrow they'll broadcast part 2. Link: www.francemusique.fr/emissions/les-legendes-du-jazz/keith-jarrett-1-2-60326 Pure bliss...
Dave Adams George Peacock I also love Jarrett above almost any other jazz piano great (especially when he played at The Unicorn (a [relatively] intimate nightclub ["concert club"] that I co-owned in the 1970s in Ithaca, NY, an Upstate NY 'college town.' The Unicorn wasn't exclusively jazz, but still, more jazz than any other musical genre. The owners and the audiences hear jazz concerts that I still remember fondly even today, having emigrated to Australia (which I ALSO LOVE!) LONG INTRO TO SHORT COMMENT RE DAVE'S POST: I don't know Richard Bierach, but I DO KNOW (AND TRUST!) ECM, which I consider a uniquely WONDERFUL label, ie. I'VE NEVER HEARD AN ECM RECORDING THAT WASN'T GOOD OR WORTH LISTENING TO! => For THAT REASON, although the artist/recording not familiar to me, I would still guess IT'S BRILLIANT! Thanks, Dave, I will definitely search UA-cam for it ASAP!!
George Peacock Brad Mehldau is one of the most similar jazz pianist to Jarrett. His solo stuff is very reminiscent of Jarrett's folk influence and openness to let the music travel anywhere. Check out Mehldau's "live in Vienna Concert." Really inspiring stuff.
Awesome performance. I wonder why he cries out now and then. Reminds me of Glenn Gould, not the playing but the vocalizing. It's like some kind of anguish. Must be the difficulty of playing music of such a high level.
Have your best birthday EVER, Mr. Jarrett! You deserve it. This Tokyo gig is a masterwork if anything is. I've followed you since the mid 70s and am still intrigued by your passion, your commitment. Thanks for all of it. Robert T.
There are both advantages and disadvantages to being old. Though I feel my age at times, I also relish the fact that I am old enough to have shared mother earth with a voice like this one for longer than many have. Living in the Tokyo area at the time, I was at this concert, almost 35 years ago. I always wondered if I'd ever hear it again. Thank you, se146np for the opportunity.
I have the concert "book" as well; one day I'll have to translate it from the Japanese and post it on line.
That's amazing. Keith Jarrett changed my life, musically and spiritually and I cannot even imagine seeing him live..
It's still hard for me to believe, but I was in the audience for this one. Never thought there'd be a bootleg of it to hear! Thank you se146np!
How I envy you... sometimes I sit back and just think what you guys were in for!
Can you describe the hall, the experience, the audience, the atmosphere?
The Almighty only knows! - whether in the entire history of both recorded and unrecorded music, historical periods of music that, pianists of the given day possessed scope in musical ability to spontaneously compose in real time, as does Jarrett. Jarrett must be the greatest ever to have done it?! My earnest wish is that someone out there better informs me otherwise and sends us links to such a celestial being, the music to whomsoever eclipses that of our most Musical Immortal WONDERMENT: Keith Jarrett
Happy birthday, Maestro! (08.05.'45.)
Jarrett the Genius. What else can I say? Loved his solo work FOR FIFTY YEARS NOW!!!!! I'm not about to stop. Thanks for putiing him up for me
grazie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this is heartbreakingly beautiful. truly an open door to contemplative jazz. Jarrett has been working in this spiritual realm since I have been aware of his music. I hope he knows how much his music is treasured.
Bill Turley
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very beautiful thank you 🙏💐
Three years after his great Köln Concert ,
two years after the great Japan tournee with five concerts (Sun Bear Concerts),
but CD of this in Budokan does not exist
- thank you for uploading this rare taperecording ! :)
AMEN! I can only echo Thomas Brunner's praise and thanks. I was fortunate to own an Upstate New York concert nightclub in the late 1970s where Keith Jarrett played for two magnificent nights that were among our best E-V-E-R!!
***** BTW, comments on this thread all seem totally positive: I hope my comment doesn't draw in the perverse poster who opined re another Jarrett UA-cam track that Jarrett was "overrated, little talented, pretentious..."
Happy to say that his ignorant views were outshouted by dozens!
Have your best birthday EVER, Mr. Jarrett! You deserve it. This Tokyo gig is a masterwork if anything is. I've followed you since the mid 70s and am still intrigued by your passion, your commitment. Thanks for all of it. Robert T.
アップありがとうございます。音響の悪い武道館でソロをやるのは、今では想像できないくらいです。当時は観客のキャパを優先していたのでしょうか。1976年のサンベアでは大阪サンケイホールなど意外に小さい会場でしたね。
maestro Keith
sunbear concerts and especially cöln concert is my lifelong Inspiration. thank you, Keith Jarrett. you are a reason never stop playing the piano. greetings, helmut
The pianist virtuoso, par excellence!!!
Everything about you must breathe life to be in such a creative space.
Keith is my favorite along with Bill Evans. So beautiful, spiritual, thoughtful, calming, creative, spontaneous and full of life!!
Thanks a million!
Beautifull My Song!
Greeting from Japan!
I don't like to imagine how much recordings of KJ never will be published on CD . I think the audience all over the world deserves to get knowledge of every music he did.
Jarrett may have a reputation for being a little difficult but when he plays like this you can forgive him for anything; beautiful music created by a master piano player. I have not heard this set before so thank's for sharing this.
Gracias! crecí con esta música y la extraño!!!
I have just about everything Keith ever recorded including laser disc stuff and all the LP's but I never heard this solo piece. Thank you
Hi Dennis, I agree it is great to discover this recording: I did it today while looking for another that Shazam would not find. So it is possible you don't know this other breathtaking recording from live concert in Antibes, France in 1979. I have just emailed the radio to know how I can get it, today they broadcaster part1 tomorrow they'll broadcast part 2. Link: www.francemusique.fr/emissions/les-legendes-du-jazz/keith-jarrett-1-2-60326
Pure bliss...
Thé producer of theradioprogram already answered me: that Antibes concert is unpublished...
that must be a surreal experience, hearing the music again...thanks for sharing your story!
The encore is the best version of My Song ever. It's such a greasy tune - but when he plays it I can't say any word
siempre que quiero meditar, escuchando su música me dejo llevar...cientos de viajes, Keith,gracias!!!
i love you
Shivers...
Thank you so much
great, great great!
thank you,an outstanding concert!
Melancholy shores and strange tides, yay!
Thanks to up-load.
I adore his music. Can any one tell me who else I may enjoy, particularly solo artists
Richard Bierach on ECM...get the EON record..
Dave Adams Thank you.
Dave Adams George Peacock I also love Jarrett above almost any other jazz piano great (especially when he played at The Unicorn (a [relatively] intimate nightclub ["concert club"] that I co-owned in the 1970s in Ithaca, NY, an Upstate NY 'college town.' The Unicorn wasn't exclusively jazz, but still, more jazz than any other musical genre. The owners and the audiences hear jazz concerts that I still remember fondly even today, having emigrated to Australia (which I ALSO LOVE!)
LONG INTRO TO SHORT COMMENT RE DAVE'S POST:
I don't know Richard Bierach, but I DO KNOW (AND TRUST!) ECM, which I consider a uniquely WONDERFUL label, ie. I'VE NEVER HEARD AN ECM RECORDING THAT WASN'T GOOD OR WORTH LISTENING TO! => For THAT REASON, although the artist/recording not familiar to me, I would still guess IT'S BRILLIANT! Thanks, Dave, I will definitely search UA-cam for it ASAP!!
George Peacock Brad Mehldau is one of the most similar jazz pianist to Jarrett. His solo stuff is very reminiscent of Jarrett's folk influence and openness to let the music travel anywhere. Check out Mehldau's "live in Vienna Concert." Really inspiring stuff.
Lyles Mays
Awesome performance. I wonder why he cries out now and then. Reminds me of Glenn Gould, not the playing but the vocalizing. It's like some kind of anguish. Must be the difficulty of playing music of such a high level.
one of his greatest shows - check out my transcription of Part I here on UA-cam! Thanks for the upload :-)
ooh ah oh yeah
i wish there was a digital or vinyl audio...
❤️🩷🧡💛💚💙🩵💜🤎🖤🩶🤍
Yeah, it can be heard that it's from tape.
Would love to have this in good quality.
O god, another hammer of KJ! Where did you get it from ?
1.29.06 is My Song.
04:49 | 46:05
From 8:50 to 18:40 O.O
What instrumentation is he using at 22:00?
I guess it’s just the faulty recording
PAIX PEACE AMOUR LOVE LIBERTE FREEDOM VERITE VERITY VIE LIFE HARKMOUNIA... diVab..., Piérro..., Pékélé...?
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連投済まんが、これアルバムにすべきだったんじゃねえの？ 何がじゃました？ ユダヤか？
Have your best birthday EVER, Mr. Jarrett! You deserve it. This Tokyo gig is a masterwork if anything is. I've followed you since the mid 70s and am still intrigued by your passion, your commitment. Thanks for all of it. Robert T.