There is music that we hear with our ears and our heads. There is music that we hear with our ears and it touches our hearts. This amazing work by one man does both. I feel what he does, I feel his pain, I feel his joy. astonishing!
I have heard now this work, over 70 times! For the first time I have introduced it to my piano lab students here at New City Kids: Jersey City. They are in awe!!!!
Been a while since I owned the vinyl of this. Lost it during the Storage Wars of the 1980's. I've decided to try to re-live a pleasant moment from my past and seek out this masterpiece in CD. Except I'm not going to order it over the internet. I'm going to hunt it down the old fashioned way; by scouring the earth (and every book store) until I find it on a shelf. Wish me luck.
Incredibly nice find there. Though I could likely find the CD on line, I want to continue to search for that one obscure record store (in much the way I did so during the 70's). Thanks.
I received the LP and it's really a masterpiece. I wish you good luck. In fact I also love to scout for records in old style. This weekend there's an LP & record market in my town and I'm gonna dive into piles of LPs as when I was a child ;-)
I used to play this all the time when my wife was pregnant with our first child. After he was born we discovered that when he was upset/crying we could play this to him and he would instantly calm down. it is just beautiful. definitely one of my desert island discs.
I just heard the back story to this concert and the horrible piano on NPR. I thought, "I better UA-cam this Jarrett guy and see what kind of music he plays." Wow! I'm forever changed and will play this loudly throughout my home. Knowing what obstacles he faced this day makes it all the more lovely.
And all because he was convinced to play an unplayable piano by a German teenager in the rain. You can even hear the struggles in hitting the notes, and the wonderful improvisations that came with them. Thanks TED Talks.
20:23... ahhhh those chords!!! Incredible music.. this was my first introduction to him way back when... I think a former house mate had it on the turntable (ah, I am dating myself now, so old... lol) non-stop... very conducive to a snowy day here in the east. Thank you this gift of music!!!
As someone who has used Jarrett's music as a real life soundtrack, I especially appreciate the way Koln essentially relieved him of the need to "sing for his supper", going viral after far superior ECM works in Facing You and Bremen/Laussane failed to garner game changing commercial success. It certainly has the ability to draw the listener in on first encounter but, unlike so many of his other works, it doesn't demand repeated listening, lacking the melodic invention and depth typical of so many of his other solos, and relying too heavily on the repetitive and overly long pop coda to provide resolution, a "cop out" he was never to repeat (But I suspect he felt pressure as a fledgling solo artist to keep that sold out audience happy). Having prospered as a result of Koln, he has never again appeared to feel the need to keep audiences superficially "happy", as I can attest having been part of a crowd in Melbourne in the late 70s, I think at Dallas Brooks Hall, which was chastened for having the temerity to ask for more when he wasn't in the mood. It's still worth the occasional listen, primarily for historical purposes, but I personally would struggle to rank it in my Jarrett top 30. Mind you, had it not happened most of that top 30 probably wouldn't exist. Incidentally the recent release, A Multitude of Angels, his 4 final extended solos, is already in my top ten, with a bullet, and I suppose I can thank Koln for that.
Beautiful piano piece! Keith's creative search for the devine notes here is pure magic. A little odd though with all the "promo" pictures of Steinway grands when the Köln concert in fact was played on a Bösendorfer, but hey, I'm sure the people at Bösendorfer is as grand as their instruments...
Something interesting happened. It just seemed like everybody in the audience was there for a tremendous experience, and that made my job easy. What happened with this piano was that I was forced to play in what was - at the time - a new way. Somehow I felt I had to bring out whatever qualities this instrument had. And that was it. My sense was, “I have to do this. I’m doing it. I don’t care what the f*** the piano sounds like. I’m doing it.” And I did. KJ.
Yes i think he said that because there is a story with this particular piano for this concert. In fact i heard he was quite upset because the piano was not what he wanted for the concert. He was expecting an other piano and so was a bit angry. But despite of that, i think we can say that he made quite a good performance..
A fantastic concert and represents the music on the page. A great journey to be taken on, even if you don't play piano you can learn from his sounds! He is a real Master.
Уже сорок лет снова и снова слушаю эту волшебную ритмичную импровизацию и не могу насытиться! Тонко, красиво и эмоционально. Это апофеоз творчества Кита Джарретта. Браво!
Once the organ player in my rock band said to me that this was tinkling. I asked if he was serious about this and he assured me. Some months later our talk happened to hit this subject again, maybe I was teasing him. His eyes sunk and looking the floor he said almost with an almost unhearably soft voice, sounding ashamed: "I've bought the score." He was a superbly trained church organ player and usually didn't need any score at all, playing Bach and Buxtehude by memory and ear, and quite arrogant about it. I can't figure out what must have happened to him between these two talks about the Cologne concert.
Woooooow. I've listen several times and everyone is better than before as you catch new tones you had lost before. Actually, one of the very best jewels you must have next to your HIFI (perfect for a peaceful Sunday evening with a nice 12 years old Islay Scotch ;-)
+ Obasi Kamau Sir, please, never over the kingdom or your salvation to anybody ! Enjoy the music and love the Lord Jesus , your God, from all your heart ! Blessings from Germany
Who made the decision that the person with the name Jesus is a Lord? And which God? In Heaven? Where is this heaven? Science have proven all this believers wrong. Dream on ...
I begin to hat the humain? I hear this, and It´s look like a bead dream that humain don´t understand how wonderfull we can be-lifesome with the voice of the univerce
You illustrate this music with pictures of a Steinway & Sons piano... however, the Köln Concert was recorded on a Bösendorfer piano. Keith is a Steinway artist, and always requests to play on one, but on this day in Cologne only a Bösendorfer was available, and it made history !
it was a baby bosendorfer he performed on; the imperial stood in the cellar under the podium: error of the opera. Nonetheless he played......the first piano he ever got was a baby : Something interesting happened. It just seemed like everybody in the audience was there for a tremendous experience, and that made my job easy. What happened with this piano was that I was forced to play in what was - at the time - a new way. Somehow I felt I had to bring out whatever qualities this instrument had. And that was it. My sense was, “I have to do this. I’m doing it. I don’t care what the f*** the piano sounds like. I’m doing it.” And I did.
Die Musik ist immer wieder überwältigend,aber was mich an diesem Video massiv stör tist die dauernde Einblendung von Steinway-Werbung, obwohl das Konzert nachweislich auf einem Bösendorfer-Stutzflügel gespielt wurde.
...triumph over adversity...on this january 24, 1975 gig in cologne, he hadn't slept for 24 hours...the bosendorfer piano that was consigned to him was audibly substandard that he had to steer clear of its tinny high notes & confine his playing to the middle register...he resorted to predominately vamping & improvising just to fight off sleep...& the upshot was majestically hypnotic & otherworldly...
And to think this was recorded only to forward to other venues to tell them how NOT to prepare for him coming to perform. If the conditions were not so horrible this might never have gotten recorded.
My husband loved this and introduced me to Keith Jarrett over 40 years ago. I’m now playing it to him on his pillow in hospital as they don’t expect him to last the night. When I turned it on, the colour slowly came to his face and he was breathing a little better. 😢
Same like me 40 years ago , think he is about 62 in age,,, these Song can be Love, laughter 😊 and 😢illusion and desillusion its a story of live , with down and ups... it works 40 years ago ,,and also now
Piano music was ruined for me by several years of punishment detail in my parents' front room being made to do my piano practice. My interest in music was redeemed initially by pop and then folk music, but it was listening to Keith Jarrett 'by accident' (when I found his Koln concern LPs left in a cupboard by a previous tenant) as a student that I gained a love for the piano, which listening to this always rekindles. I have now listened this on vinyl, tape, new vinyl, CD, download and now streaming. Whatever comes next I will still be listening to his magic and mystery. Thank you.
I am from Cologne and was lucky to attend this concert. Met a friend before we went in and smoked some of his Pot. And then I experienced the unexpected, a magical night to remember...
I heard this for the first time in 1982 and I was very much in love and this Concert mixed with love was heavenly. It still is and I relive that love often.
This is one of the greatest stream of conciousness / musical genius strokes ever recorded by any artist( classical, jazz...). Thanks Keith. Just hear how it goes from 16:20 slowly to that heaven climax melody at 16:54 and then again around 19:32. I can't explain the inspiration he had improvising (?) this...
***** Dziękuję Janku z serca! Bardzo lubię słuchać tego koncertu, a szczególnie gdzieś od momentu 7.18. Slucham tego od lat. Czasami tak bywa, że coś nam wpadnie do duszy i juz tam gra swoje historie ☺Pozdrawiam Janku rzeskimi kropelkami cieplutkiego, serdecznego deszczyku, z którym już słońce zaczyna spory ☀🌁
I finally got it! A lot of 1980-bons went into playing this great master peace! A fucking shipwreck it was, what they did! Keith's Koln Concert was better than the bible! I meant the ORIGINAL!
so unusual, yet familiar, so edgy, yet soft, so unique, yet simple, so faultless, yet continuously and ever surprising as if he was playing out of his mind....so Keith
Btw chri816.. Would have been nice to give me credit for this slideshow, one that I created some years ago that you reposted. UA-cam took mine down after over a million views. Guess I should be honored but just for the record, I carefully selected all images here in putting together this piece using both iphoto/imovie. At the time, the powers that be hadn't allowed this Masterpiece/concert to be posted in it's entirety. So it was special in that I had accomplished the feat. Thanks"again" for sharing.
Thanks to you my friend!!! Many years ago I save the video and when you tube take off, I think my obligation is up load for you and for the music.. Over and over again! Thank you
Cela fait des années que je l'écoute,et à chaque fois,ça fait comme une première fois!!!
This is so beautiful it touches my soul.
Every January on the anniversary of the Koln concert I pull out my cd of it and listen. Wonderful
+R. Daw Isn't it wonderful.
+R. Daw The story behind the record is also amazing. If that girl did not record the concert for herself, we cannot be listening it today.
+R. Daw itts great ...., I do the same on vinyl.
+Miklin Wish I had it on vinyl. I have a stereo at home my parents bought back in 1962. Still works great, though it needs a new needle.
+Miklin I wish i had a vinyl
There is music that we hear with our ears and our heads. There is music that we hear with our ears and it touches our hearts. This amazing work by one man does both. I feel what he does, I feel his pain, I feel his joy. astonishing!
The opening few notes of this always sends a shiver down my spine
The opening notes G D C G A are the Koln intermission notes..that's why they laughed. But sometimes it's not the notes, it's the way you play them. (:
Ohh didn't know that... great fact!
I have heard now this work, over 70 times! For the first time I have introduced it to my piano lab students here at New City Kids: Jersey City. They are in awe!!!!
One of the most complex and beautiful compositions ever written. Thank you Keith Jarrett.
Can't get better than that. Thank you Keith JARRETT
... je ne m'en lasserai jamais.
Merci depuis 35 ans et plus ...
Been a while since I owned the vinyl of this. Lost it during the Storage Wars of the 1980's. I've decided to try to re-live a pleasant moment from my past and seek out this masterpiece in CD. Except I'm not going to order it over the internet. I'm going to hunt it down the old fashioned way; by scouring the earth (and every book store) until I find it on a shelf. Wish me luck.
I've just found in a German shop (scouting on line) a perfect and even still sealed not-open 1975 vinyl LP. Good luck!
Incredibly nice find there. Though I could likely find the CD on line, I want to continue to search for that one obscure record store (in much the way I did so during the 70's). Thanks.
I received the LP and it's really a masterpiece. I wish you good luck. In fact I also love to scout for records in old style. This weekend there's an LP & record market in my town and I'm gonna dive into piles of LPs as when I was a child ;-)
I used to play this all the time when my wife was pregnant with our first child. After he was born we discovered that when he was upset/crying we could play this to him and he would instantly calm down. it is just beautiful. definitely one of my desert island discs.
I just heard the back story to this concert and the horrible piano on NPR. I thought, "I better UA-cam this Jarrett guy and see what kind of music he plays." Wow! I'm forever changed and will play this loudly throughout my home. Knowing what obstacles he faced this day makes it all the more lovely.
What a dream to maybe one day , play with him , this song is better than everything
And all because he was convinced to play an unplayable piano by a German teenager in the rain. You can even hear the struggles in hitting the notes, and the wonderful improvisations that came with them.
Thanks TED Talks.
that brought me here too
There's a TED Talk on this? Cool, I need to find it! This is a longtime favorite of mine.
ineguagliabile, intimo, dolce, struggente, blues, adrenalinico, unico, grazie Mr Keith
Sublime, j'adorais et j'adore encore !!!! Pour bien commencer la journée.
20:23... ahhhh those chords!!! Incredible music.. this was my first introduction to him way back when... I think a former house mate had it on the turntable (ah, I am dating myself now, so old... lol) non-stop... very conducive to a snowy day here in the east. Thank you this gift of music!!!
As someone who has used Jarrett's music as a real life soundtrack, I especially appreciate the way Koln essentially relieved him of the need to "sing for his supper", going viral after far superior ECM works in Facing You and Bremen/Laussane failed to garner game changing commercial success. It certainly has the ability to draw the listener in on first encounter but, unlike so many of his other works, it doesn't demand repeated listening, lacking the melodic invention and depth typical of so many of his other solos, and relying too heavily on the repetitive and overly long pop coda to provide resolution, a "cop out" he was never to repeat (But I suspect he felt pressure as a fledgling solo artist to keep that sold out audience happy). Having prospered as a result of Koln, he has never again appeared to feel the need to keep audiences superficially "happy", as I can attest having been part of a crowd in Melbourne in the late 70s, I think at Dallas Brooks Hall, which was chastened for having the temerity to ask for more when he wasn't in the mood.
It's still worth the occasional listen, primarily for historical purposes, but I personally would struggle to rank it in my Jarrett top 30. Mind you, had it not happened most of that top 30 probably wouldn't exist.
Incidentally the recent release, A Multitude of Angels, his 4 final extended solos, is already in my top ten, with a bullet, and I suppose I can thank Koln for that.
Beautiful piano piece! Keith's creative search for the devine notes here is pure magic. A little odd though with all the "promo" pictures of Steinway grands when the Köln concert in fact was played on a Bösendorfer, but hey, I'm sure the people at Bösendorfer is as grand as their instruments...
Esta musica es espiritualménte, lo maximo que he oido.Hacía tiempo que no la escuchaba, el concierto de Colonia de Keith Jarrett. UNICO¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
Something interesting happened. It just seemed like everybody in the audience was there for a tremendous experience, and that made my job easy. What happened with this piano was that I was forced to play in what was - at the time - a new way. Somehow I felt I had to bring out whatever qualities this instrument had.
And that was it. My sense was, “I have to do this. I’m doing it. I don’t care what the f*** the piano sounds like. I’m doing it.” And I did.
KJ.
Yes i think he said that because there is a story with this particular piano for this concert. In fact i heard he was quite upset because the piano was not what he wanted for the concert. He was expecting an other piano and so was a bit angry. But despite of that, i think we can say that he made quite a good performance..
KJ appears to understood how to bring out the best of sound of that particular piano, even if it wasn't the one he wanted!
A fantastic concert and represents the music on the page. A great journey to be taken on, even if you don't play piano you can learn from his sounds! He is a real Master.
And you did
Simply Incredible Music.....Awesome
Уже сорок лет снова и снова слушаю эту волшебную ритмичную импровизацию и не могу насытиться! Тонко, красиво и эмоционально. Это апофеоз творчества Кита Джарретта. Браво!
+Александр ПетроченковYou right! Never enough of his music,can't stop listening
j'aime depuis si longtemps. ..
je n'oublie jamais pas
años y años escuchandolo y nunca me cansare de sentir la elevacion que me proporciona hacerlo,una obra maestra!
Obra de arte. Gracias Keith.
My desert island disc. Sublime. If I had a time machine I'd go back and buy a front row ticket.
nothing else to say.....it's so beautiful it makes me cry....
+Miranda Diboll It would be different then, because this is not possible to repeat ... You would have 2 different Koln concerts ... Lucky you !!!
Once the organ player in my rock band said to me that this was tinkling. I
asked if he was serious about this and he assured me.
Some months later our talk happened to hit this subject again, maybe I
was teasing him. His eyes sunk and looking the floor he said almost with
an almost unhearably soft voice, sounding ashamed: "I've bought the score."
He was a superbly trained church organ player and usually didn't need
any score at all, playing Bach and Buxtehude by memory and ear, and quite arrogant about it.
I can't figure out what must have happened to him between these two
talks about the Cologne concert.
GLORIOSO
SOBRENATURAL
Extraordinaire musique
magia, inspiração e transcendência... desde a primeira audição. Mr. Jarret tank you.
song with jazz.jazz with heart.heart with people.people with song with thanks with my heart.
Magical sounds for the soul thank you sir peace to you.
creepy ... so, so beautiful ... thank you KJ
Woooooow. I've listen several times and everyone is better than before as you catch new tones you had lost before. Actually, one of the very best jewels you must have next to your HIFI (perfect for a peaceful Sunday evening with a nice 12 years old Islay Scotch ;-)
I offer my kingdom to hear him live...............
+ Obasi Kamau
Sir, please, never over the kingdom or your salvation to anybody !
Enjoy the music and love the Lord Jesus , your God, from all your heart !
Blessings from Germany
So you offer basically nothing
Who made the decision that the person with the name Jesus is a Lord?
And which God? In Heaven? Where is this heaven? Science have proven all this believers wrong.
Dream on ...
Recorded live at the opera in Köln, Germany, January 24, 1975. 40 years ago.. waw!
sublime....
Thanks for sharing! 🙂
thanks excellent, good quality
Nice pics, though it's worth noting the Koln Concert was performed on a Bosendorfer not a Steinway.
Wonderful ❤
I begin to hat the humain? I hear this, and It´s look like a bead dream that humain don´t understand how wonderfull we can be-lifesome with the voice of the univerce
Happy Birthday Keith !
finally, the origina! there are no words....!
For lovers of great Music
I'm taking this music to my desert island.
Genial, una belleza de obra y de interpretación.
il talento d'oro e' nascosto ai piu'. e' una grazia misteriosa.
Every time I hear to this master piece I wonder how did he get that sound at 13:33 . So clean! sounds like perfect string bend.
Impossibile commentare questa musica. La ascolti è pensi non è qualcosa che ho mai ascoltato. Puoi viaggiare dove vuoi con la tua fantasia..
Is this jazz and classical melded,i think so every time i hear it,a concert performance pure but not simple!
You illustrate this music with pictures of a Steinway & Sons piano... however, the Köln Concert was recorded on a Bösendorfer piano. Keith is a Steinway artist, and always requests to play on one, but on this day in Cologne only a Bösendorfer was available, and it made history !
Simply human
Un artiste hors pair
Straordinario!
Genio assoluto .....
Insuperabile!
It was my balm for adolescent wounds.
love it
And then ..... after this ocean of pain .... 21:11 I shut up , this is history ..
5:04 that note punches in the chest....
the ultimate
Please does anyone know where I can see actual video of the concert? I'm no voyeur.... but I get the feeling he's making love to that piano.
Happy Birthday!
it s a ballad ;20:00 from ther on its all said,...... this is it!
Zamislite gledati ovu verziju uživo !!! A , vi proda ste pravo ...
Would you please repost this at the corret speed?
Thank you.
.. Que?
Such a great tribulation to human, and piano.
❤😊
Bosendorfer images would have been nice in the video.
it was a baby bosendorfer he performed on; the imperial stood in the cellar under the podium: error of the opera. Nonetheless he played......the first piano he ever got was a baby : Something interesting happened. It just seemed like everybody in the audience was there for a tremendous experience, and that made my job easy. What happened with this piano was that I was forced to play in what was - at the time - a new way. Somehow I felt I had to bring out whatever qualities this instrument had.
And that was it. My sense was, “I have to do this. I’m doing it. I don’t care what the f*** the piano sounds like. I’m doing it.” And I did.
Why Steinways and Sons pics if he played on a famous-sound Bosendorfer?
why do i feel like this is so sad
The guy is awesome, despite not on the same level of Gregg Giuffria and Claude Schnell. I'd say he comes after them.
Oh my gosh, you're joking... right? Those guys dream every night of accomplishing even 1% of what Keith Jarret has done.
Ah the bosendorfer...I prefer the steinway. But all that extra bass does challenge the compositional sensibilities.
alsassisch isch bombisch
Die Musik ist immer wieder überwältigend,aber was mich an diesem Video massiv stör tist die dauernde Einblendung von Steinway-Werbung, obwohl das Konzert nachweislich auf einem Bösendorfer-Stutzflügel gespielt wurde.
where are the two other movements??????
At the record store.
One of the most precious things human kind has ever captured
...triumph over adversity...on this january 24, 1975 gig in cologne, he hadn't slept for 24 hours...the bosendorfer piano that was consigned to him was audibly substandard that he had to steer clear of its tinny high notes & confine his playing to the middle register...he resorted to predominately vamping & improvising just to fight off sleep...& the upshot was majestically hypnotic & otherworldly...
um prazer, senhora... my pleasure, sir...
😺😻
... And he was suffering from major (chronic) back problems ... Also, there was a problem with the stage ...
... and something about having bad Italian food ...
And to think this was recorded only to forward to other venues to tell them how NOT to prepare for him coming to perform.
If the conditions were not so horrible this might never have gotten recorded.
My husband loved this and introduced me to Keith Jarrett over 40 years ago. I’m now playing it to him on his pillow in hospital as they don’t expect him to last the night. When I turned it on, the colour slowly came to his face and he was breathing a little better. 😢
Same like me 40 years ago , think he is about 62 in age,,, these Song can be Love, laughter 😊 and 😢illusion and desillusion its a story of live , with down and ups... it works 40 years ago ,,and also now
🙏🙏🙏
Piano music was ruined for me by several years of punishment detail in my parents' front room being made to do my piano practice. My interest in music was redeemed initially by pop and then folk music, but it was listening to Keith Jarrett 'by accident' (when I found his Koln concern LPs left in a cupboard by a previous tenant) as a student that I gained a love for the piano, which listening to this always rekindles. I have now listened this on vinyl, tape, new vinyl, CD, download and now streaming. Whatever comes next I will still be listening to his magic and mystery. Thank you.
wow... cupboard by a previous tenant! that's a story. :)
Gems are found in unusual places 😊.
finally a version thats not by fucking Tomasz Trzciński...
Its not the same - nothing can copy that original sound. Such beauty.
I am from Cologne and was lucky to attend this concert. Met a friend before we went in and smoked some of his Pot.
And then I experienced the unexpected, a magical night to remember...
I heard this for the first time in 1982 and I was very much in love and this Concert mixed with love was heavenly. It still is and I relive that love often.
Köln Konzert is the favourite Jazz Conzert in my life forever
I cannot stop listening. The first notes are like honey for my heart.
É vdd 😊
It’s the best piano inprovisation in jazz history.
Pure....., from the first to the last note.
This is one of the greatest stream of conciousness / musical genius strokes ever recorded by any artist( classical, jazz...). Thanks Keith. Just hear how it goes from 16:20 slowly to that heaven climax melody at 16:54 and then again around 19:32. I can't explain the inspiration he had improvising (?) this...
it's my favourite piece ...and most beautiful!!!
***** Dziękuję Janku z serca! Bardzo lubię słuchać tego koncertu, a szczególnie gdzieś od momentu 7.18. Slucham tego od lat. Czasami tak bywa, że coś nam wpadnie do duszy i juz tam gra swoje historie ☺Pozdrawiam Janku rzeskimi kropelkami cieplutkiego, serdecznego deszczyku, z którym już słońce zaczyna spory ☀🌁
+26gosia ciesze sie, ze polubilas Keitha . Ja kocham jego muzyke od lat, rozmawia ze mna. Pobudza mnie do podrozy do wiadomo i do nikad. Bo skad.
Krasno!+1
+26gosia - your taste is perfect!
Halloween
thank you :)
The searching from 20:00 that leads to a finding at 21:15 .... that's what to me makes this piece transcendental
That 'Ah!' at 9.20
hahaha sounds like a key either stuck or didn't sound. Or both :)
Stellar Max Luck after he sing his music ! I love it !
I last listened to this probably over 30 years ago! IOvercome by waves of chills; electric goosebumps up and down my arms!!!! WOW!!!
I finally got it!
A lot of 1980-bons went into playing this great master peace!
A fucking shipwreck it was, what they did!
Keith's Koln Concert was better than the bible!
I meant the ORIGINAL!
so unusual, yet familiar, so edgy, yet soft, so unique, yet simple, so faultless, yet continuously and ever surprising as if he was playing out of his mind....so Keith
Btw chri816.. Would have been nice to give me credit for this slideshow, one that I created some years ago that you reposted. UA-cam took mine down after over a million views. Guess I should be honored but just for the record, I carefully selected all images here in putting together this piece using both iphoto/imovie. At the time, the powers that be hadn't allowed this Masterpiece/concert to be posted in it's entirety. So it was special in that I had accomplished the feat. Thanks"again" for sharing.
Thanks to you my friend!!! Many years ago I save the video and when you tube take off, I think my obligation is up load for you and for the music.. Over and over again! Thank you
Sublime!
+Mariam El Kharbachi That is the best word for it...
This is absolutely the most beautiful piece of music,I saw him in Toronto few years back,awesome.Himself,Gary Peacock,Jack DeJohnette.
24.01.1975 - 2015.
The first forty years - thank you, Maestro...