Jarrett was born May 8, 1945 in Allentown, Pennsylvania. He started to play piano very early when he was just three. He undertook the study of classical music before moving to Boston when he was 15 to study briefly at the Berklee College of Music. Still in his teens, Jarrett intended to further his academic work in Paris before deciding to move to New York in 1964 and become a jazz musician.

He started to live the rich musical scene in New York attending several Jam Sessions with well known musicians being noticed. His first official tournee was with Art Blakey’s New Jazz Messengers recording also a very good session in California.

Sources:

1. A story about my mom & Keith Jarrett  (Found on keithjarrett.org)
2. 2. Keith Jarrett – Ted Knowlton Home Session Tangerine

During these years, jarrett already attends some very interesting and important sessions 

March 1965 

Winchester MA

Ted Knowlton Home Jam Session with a great solo on Tangerine

December 1965

Five Spot Cafè New York with Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers

Art Blakey (drums),Chuck Mangione (?) (trumpet), Frank Mitchell (?) (tenor saxophone), and Reggie Johnson (?) (bass)

Sources:

Five Spot Cafè

During these years Jarrett recorded his first official record:

1962 – Don Jacoby and the College All Stars – Swinging Big Sound

Bob Crull, Don Jacoby, Gary Slavo, Tom Wirtel, Chris Witherspoon (tp) Dee Barton, Willie Barton, Loren William Binford, Dave Wheeler (tb) Al Beuler, John Giordano (as) Don Melka, Bob Pierson (ts) Jerry Keys (bs, as) Keith Jarrett (p) Don Gililland (g) Toby Guynn (b) John Van Ohlen (dr)

See Details in Discography 

These period is very important for Keith Jarrett, he continues to play with Art Blakey and join the Charles Lloyd Quartet. Charles Lloyd was very active in the European jazz scene together with other American musicians ( George Russell, Don Cherry, etc..). North Europe was very attractive for jazz musician, and Stockholm was the first country outside USA where the young Keith jarrett played in 1966 at Golden Cyrkle. They played open mind and explored new directions in music all together, i really think this musical relationship between Lloyd and Jarrett was a spiritual thing that was able to free musical energy and starting to build the very musical core that will be developed from Jarrett in the following years.

This quartet is a good example of the fresh new attitude that jazz musicians where developing in this period, and will reach a good popularity in the world with several official releases. Forest Flower was a true commercial hit Charles Lloyd is a true philosopher, and his spiritual attitude toward music will have an important part in Jarrett style.

Jarrett also starts to play in different trios together with Charlie Haden (cb), Paul Motian (dr), Bob Moses (dr), Gus Nemeth (b), Bob Ventrelo (dr), Aldo Romano (dr)

Sources:

1. Interview with Charles Lloyd

These years are very rich of important sessions. The main focus is on Charles Lloyd tour in Europe, which gave origin to many interesting official releases. There was a true telepathic-like understanding between musicians and Jarrett had a lot of space to express his musical sensibility. 

1966 – Charles Lloyd Quartet – Portugal

Charles Lloyd, Cecil McBee, and Jack DeJohnette Sponsored by the Ford Foundation.

29 April 1966 – Charles Lloyd Quartet – Sweden Gyllene Cirklen 

Charles Lloyd, Cecil McBee, and Jack DeJohnette Sponsored by the Ford Foundation.

According to a Jarrett interview this was the very first venue outside USA. This was the setlist

23-24 July 1966 Antibes Jazz a Juan ( The flowering sessions) – Charles Lloyd Quartet

Charles Lloyd, Cecil McBee, and Jack DeJohnette Sponsored by the Ford Foundation.

10 January 1967 – Fillmore West Auditorium Charles Lloyd Quartet

Charles Lloyd, Cecil McBee, and Jack DeJohnette Sponsored by the Ford Foundation.

They had many concerts in Fillmore, the last one was official released as Love In and Journey Within Atlantic SD 1481 – Atlantic SD 1493

14 May 1967 – International Jazz Festival Tallin  Charles Lloyd Quartet

Charles Lloyd, Cecil McBee, and Jack DeJohnette Sponsored by the Ford Foundation.

They had 3 concerts in the soviet union, and this concert was released as In the soviet Union

Charles Lloyd, Ron McClure, and Jack DeJohnetteMore information about this concert in “Charles Lloyd in Russia: Ovations and Frustrations” 

Media documents: 

1. Charles Lloyd quartet in Portugal 1966 
2. Charles Lloyd quartet Prague 1968
3. Charles Lloyd quartet Molde Norway 1966
4. Charles Lloyd quartet San Francisco 1968
5. Keith Jarrett Trio Paris 1969
6. Keith Jarrett Trio Lugano 1969

This period is very rich of recordings, i think these one are the most important documenting all the “spirits” evolving during these years. You can have more details in the discography and session list

Towards the end of ’60 ‘s Keith Jarrett and Jack Dejohnette left Charles Lloyd Quartet due to financial and artistic issues. It seems the last concert performed by jarrett toghether with the quartet was held on early summer 1969 in  Wilson Auditorium, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, USA. 

Jarrett started to tour with his trio ( August “Gus” Nemeth and Bob Ventrello), during one of these concerts, Miles and his wife together with Dave Holland and Jack DeJohnette came to listen Jarrett after playing at Salle Pleyel. Keith jammed together with Jack and Dave.

Jacques L.: “Le soir du 3 novembre 1969, Keith Jarrett a joué 2 sets au Caméléon et il était seul en tout cas au 2ème set, c’est certain. Et c’est entre les deux sets qu’il a parlé avec Miles Davis dans le couloir près du vestiaire. Il était adossé au mur et Miles lui parlait la main droite appuyée au mur au-dessus de son épaule. C’était sur un piano droit pas très neuf et j’ai tenu cette poignée pendant tout le concert… Je crois que je la tiens encore !” (from keithjarrett.org) 

1969 was really full of trio performances, around Europe and soon after Jarrett started to play with Miles. Jarrett had to play an electric instrument ( Fender contempo organ, and fender rhodes piano) and stop playing ballad. He was very critical with Miles band and music, but really appreciated the approach that Miles had towards music. There are a couple of really nice interview about this period released by Jarrett. He started alternating with Chick Corea and after Chick left the band he played both electric instruments.

In 1970 Jarrett performed his first solo concert in the form we well know, the concert was in Apollo Theatre 24 March 1970

My reason for finally accepting to play, was based on the love of his playing (Keith Jarrett on Miles Davis Story)

1. Jarrett about joining the band (Miles Davis Story)
2. Jarrett about the very slow beat and Miles Davis

There are a lot of documents about Jarrett collaboration with Miles and a lot of sessions in different places than typical jazz venues ( stadiums, auditoriums and so on). 

There are really too many sessions during these 2 years, you can have all details in the session section of the website. I tried to select the most influential .

European Tour Keith Jarrett Trio 1969  – 1970

Keith Jarrett (p) Gus Nemeth b, Bob Ventrello (dr), Paul Motian (dr)

Keith Jarrett and his trio had a very long European tour starting from 18 August 1969 in The Fox Inn, Ashbourne, Co. Meath, Ireland till 18 April 1970 in Apollo Theatre Paris. None of these sessions were officially released so we have just few bootlegs of this period. 

24 May 1970  Apollo Theatre Keith Jarrett Solo

17-18-19-20 June 1970 Miles Davis Septet Fillmore East New York

Miles Davis (tp) Steve Grossman (ss, ts) Keith Jarrett (org) Chick Corea (el p) Dave Holland (el b) Jack DeJohnette (dr) Airto Moreira (perc)

These sessions were released as MIles Davis at Fillmore Columbia – 465139-2, Legacy – 465139-2

16-17-18-19 December 1970 Miles Davis Septet Cellar Door Club, Washington, DC

Miles Davis (tp) Gary Bartz (ss, as) Keith Jarrett (el p, org) Michael Henderson (el b)Jack DeJohnette (dr) Airto Moreira (perc, voc)

These sessions were released as The Cellar Door Sessions 1970 Columbia ‎– C6K 93614, Legacy ‎– C6K 93614

21 October 1971 Miles Davis Sextet Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi Milano 

Miles Davis (tp) Gary Bartz (ss, as) Keith Jarrett (el p, org) Michael Henderson (el b) Leon “Ndugu” Chancler (dr) Charles Don Alias, James Mtume Forman (conga, perc)

This concert was broadcasted by RAI ( Italian Television)

3 November 1971 Miles Davis Sextet Dom Sindikata, Belgrade, Yugoslavia (Another Bitches Brew)

Miles Davis (tp) Gary Bartz (ss, as) Keith Jarrett (el p, org) Michael Henderson (el b) Leon “Ndugu” Chancler (dr) Charles Don Alias, James Mtume Forman (conga, perc)

Also this concert was radio broadcasted

19 December 1971 Miles Davis Sextet Gaslight Club New York 

Miles Davis (trumpet), Gary Bartz (soprano saxophone, alto saxophone), Michael Henderson (electric bass), Jack De Johnette (drums), Charles Don Alias (percussions), and James Mtume Foreman (percussions)

This was the last show with Miles

Media :

1. Miles Davis Isle of Wight 1970 Introduced by Jarrett 1/4
2. Miles Davis Isle of Wight 1970 2/4
3. Miles Davis Isle of WIght 1970 3/4
4. Miles Davis Isle of Wight 1970 4/4
5. Miles Davis 6 November 1971
6. Miles Davis Jazz Forum 1971
7. Miles Davis Berliner Jazztage 1971 1/4
8. Miles Davis Yesternow Oslo 9 November 1971
9. Keith Jarrett Trio Apollo Theatre 1970
10. Miles Davis Cellar Door Club 16 December 1970 1st Set

After leaving Miles, Jarrett musical horizons were broadening. He started to work with his American Quartet and also started another collaboration with an European Quartet. Also in this period after the first solo recordings ( Facing you ECM in 1971 that will start a unique collaboration between Jarrett and the European label) , jarrett will explore the solo form to reach his maturity with Koln Concert (1974) and Sun Bear Concerts (1976).

These years were a musical laboratory where Jarrett was able to explore all his main dimensions. Free and open minded exploration with the American Quartet, lyrical approach to composition with the European Quartet and the solo piano explorations. 

The Story of American Quartet 1973-1976

Tales of 2 quartets 

2 August 1972 Keith Jarrett Solo Molde 

17 September 1972 – Keith Jarrett Solo Stockholm Dramaten 

Keith performed solo and a flute encore. 

16 March 1973 Keith Jarrett Solo Bergamo  Teatro Donizetti

During this performance Roberto Masotti made some nice pictures of Keith in Bergamo Alta, they are available on the book. Roberto Masotti started in this way a great collaboration with Keith and Manfred Eicher from ECM, shooting a lot of photos for many records of this label.

20 March 1973 Keith Jarrett Solo Lausanne

This performance was officially released in the ECM record Bremen/Lausanne, which is the very first concert approaching the form that will be universally known with Koln Concert in 1975

31 July 1974 Keith Jarrett Solo Umbria Jazz  Villalago Terni

Also this concert was broadcasted by RAI (italian television)

1 August 1974 Keith Jarrett Solo Sferisterio Macerata

2 February 1975 Keith Jarrett Solo Bremen Germany

After a week from Koln concert Keith had this performance in Bremen it was radio broadcasted, and it’s amazing, so close to Koln with the awareness of what Koln really was.

21 February 1975 Keith Jarrett Solo Freiburg

Yet another concert after Koln

1 April 1976 Keith Jarrett American Quartet Unicorn Club New York

Dewey Redman (ts, musette, per) Keith Jarrett (p, fl, osi dr, perc) Charlie Haden (b) Paul Motian (dr, perc)

20 October 1977 Keith Jarrett European Quartet Franfurt

Jan Garbarek (ts, ss) Keith Jarrett (p) Palle Danielsson (b) Jon Christensen (dr)

16-17 October 1979 Keith Jarrett European Quartet Japan

Jan Garbarek (ts, ss) Keith Jarrett (p) Palle Danielsson (b) Jon Christensen (dr) , released in 2018 as Sleeper ECM 2290/91

Media:

1. Keith Jarrett solo Molde Solo 2 August 1972
2. Keith Jarrett solo Molde July 1973
3. Keith Jarrett American Quartet 4 November 1973 Geneva Switzerland
4. Keith Jarrett Stockholm Dramaten September 1972
5. Keith Jarrett Trio live in Paris 9 June 1972
6. Keith Jarrett European Quartet 18 September 1977 Frankfurt
7. Keith Jarrett Solo 21 January 1975 Freiburg
8. Keith Jarrett European Quartet Oslo 1974
9. Keith Jarrett Solo Antibes 1974
10. Keith Jarrett solo piazza maggiore Umbria Jazz 29 July 1974
11. Keith Jarret American Quartet Jazz Workshop Boston 1974
12. Keith Jarrett European Quartet Hannover 1974
13. Keith Jarrett Terni Villalago 31 July 1974
14. Keith Jarrett Solo Bremen 02 February 1975 
15. Keith Jarrett Solo Vermont 26 August 1977
16. Keith Jarrett European Quartet My Song Paris 1977
17. Keith Jarrett Solo Nippon Budokan Tokyo 2 December 1978
18. Keith Jarrett Memories of Andrè Mènard 1978
19. Keith Jarrett speakes Antibes 1979
20. Keith Jarrett speaks about Koln Concert 

Jarrett started this decade with the release of Celestial Hawk for Orchestra percussion and piano, recorded live at Carnegie hall.  This work is a bridge beetwen classical music and instinctual improvisation.  In the same year, he released also Nude Ants with the European Quartet and Sacred Hymns inspired by Gurdejeff theory on music and spirit. 

Starting from 1983 Jarrett begins a long collaboration with Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette, building a true “Real Book” of American Jazz Standards, there are a couple of nice interviews where Jarrett express his own philosophy on this trio that is a part of history in the jazz music.

Also this period is very prolific and full of different music nuances. Jarrett releases 2 very personal albums like Spirits and Book of ways, recorded in solitude, expressing a devotional feeling in music.  In 1988 starts to record canonical classical music starting with was Bach’s Das Wohltemperierte Klavier Buch I, followed by his Goldberg Variations .

9 December 1981 Keith Jarrett Solo NBC Studios

23 October 1982 Keith Jarrett Solo Hamburg*

5-11 November 1983 Keith Jarrett Trio Village Vanguard NY

First public performance of Keith Jarrett Trio ( Peacock, DeJohnette) after PowerStation Studio Sessions

1 July 1985 Keith Jarrett Trio Paris Plais des Congres

The following day in the same location will be recorded Standards Live

10 July 1985 Keith Jarrett Trio Montreaux Festival

18 July 1985 Keith Jarrett Trio San Sebastian Jazz Festival*

30 January 1986 Keith Jarrett with Orchestra Tokyo

8 July 1986 Keith Jarrett Trio Teatro Nazionale Milano

20 October 1986 Keith Jarrett Trio Live in Sendai*

26 October 1986 Keith Jarrett Trio Hitomi Memorial Hall Tokyo Japan

Later released as Standards in Japan II ECM DVD

24 May 1987 Keith Jarrett Solo Theatro Municipal de Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

First concert in south america

24 October 1988 Keith Jarrett Solo Madrid*

One week after the official Paris Concert, Jarrett performed in Madrid, the concert was broadcasted by Spanish TV

18 October 1989 Keith Jarrett Trio Hamburg Fabrik*

Media: 

1. Keith Jarrett Trio With a Song in my heart Tokyo 1986
2. Keith Jarrett Solo Madrid Concert 24 October 1988
3. Keith Jarrett Trio Live in Poland Jazz Jamboree 1985
4. Keith Jarrrett Trio San Sebastian 1985
5. Keith Jarrett – Then I’ll Be Tired Of You 100th Concert in Japan 1987
6. Keith Jarrett Solo Lille 1981
7. Keith Jarrett Trio Skylark Live in Antibe 1985
8. Keith Jarrett Solo Encore Boston 1983
9. Keith Jarrett Trio Barcellona 1985
10. Keith Jarrett Interview for swedish tv in his home 
11. Keith Jarrett Solo Encores from Hamburg 1982
12. Keith Jarrett Trio Live in Sendai 1986
13. Keith Jarrett Solo 1984 Japan
14. Keith Jarrett Mon Coeur est rouge Munich 1981
15. Keith Jarrett Trio Live in Hamburg 1989 Fabrik i’m a fool to want you
16. Keith Jarrett 20 February 1985 Hachinobe City Auditorium plays Bach  French Suite no. 3 – Sarabande 
17. Keith Jarrett Solo Tokyo 1984 Over the rainbow
18. Keith Jarrett Solo 1981 Bregenz Part I
19. Keith Jarrett Solo 1981 Bregenz Part II
20. Keith Jarrett Solo 1981 Bregenz Untitled
21. Keith Jarrett Solo 1981 Bregenz Heartland
22. Keith Jarrett Solo 1981 Munich Part I
23. Keith Jarrett Solo 1981 Munich Part II
24. Keith Jarrett Interview Speaking on Music NPR 1986

The decade starts with the record The Cure 1990 and Bye Bye Blackbird in 1991 recorded as a memorial to Miles Davis. This period is strongly characterized by Jarrett performing and recording classical music.  Noteworthy Michaela Petri and Jarrett records and his award-winning Shostakovich: 24 Preludes and Fugues Op. 87 in 1992.

Also another gem of solo repertoire was recorded in 1991 the Vienna concert maybe the most classical solo concert ever recorded by jarrett.

Jarrett standards trio activity went on with some very good performance and a legendary 6 cd  box set recording released in 1995 , The blue note sessions. This decade is also one of the darkest period for jarrett, he was diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome. He stopped performing live for three years. During this forced pause ECM released some great recordings  in solo and trio ( La scala, tokyo 96) and also a very unique performance recorded at home : The melody at night with you. This record is completely different from any other Jarrett record, is lyrical, introspective with amazing interpretations of traditional songs and jazz ballads. In 1999 he started to perform again and tour around the world with his trio. Later will also be released a session recorded soon after Jarrett recovery After the fall.

Sources:

1. Keith Jarrett discuss about chronique fatigue syndrome 
2. Still battling with illness

21 October 1991 Keith Jarrett and Orchestra Beethoven Halle Bonn Germany

He player Stravinsky and Mozart

22 July 1992 Keith Jarrett Trio Bruxelles Belgium

25 July 1992 Keith Jarrett Trio Antibes Juan Les Pins

19 October 1992 Keith Jarrett Solo Koln Germany

3 July 1993 Keith Jarrett Trio Salle Wilfrid Pelletier Montreal

25 July 1993 Keith Jarrett Trio Open East Theatre

24 June 1995 Keith Jarrett Solo Salle Pleyel Paris

28 June 1995 Keith Jarrett Solo Accademia di Santa Cecilia Roma

30 March 1996 Keith Jarrett Trio Public Hall Shibuya Japan

12 July 1996 Keith Jarrett Trio Perugia Umbria Jazz

This was my first Jarrett live concert, it was amazing and there was a very unique performance of Falling in Love Again

From 23 October 1996 to 30 October 1996

Jarrett had a long tour in Italy (Ferrara, Modena, Torino, Genova) which was released later as A multitude of Angels, just before the long suspension due to Jarrett illness.

15 April 1999 Keith Jarrett Trio La Scala Milano

21 November 1999 Roy Thomson Hall Toronto ON Canada

Media

1. Keith Jarrett Trio Open Theater East Oleo 1993
2. Keith Jarrett Trio Open Theater East Solar + Extension
3. Keith Jarrett Trio Antibes Jazz Festival 1996
4. Keith Jarrett Trio Copenhagen 1999 Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea
5. Keith Jarrett Trio Hitomi Memorial Hall 1996 All the things you are
6. Keith Jarrett Trio Copenhagen 1999 Come Sunday
7. Keith Jarrett Trio Open Theater East If i were a bell 1993

The new century starts with Jarrett again in an amazing physical and creative state of mind. During the first year of the century, the trio released several albums including again standards performances (Up for it, The out of towners) as well as solo recordings like Inside Out and Always let me go with a completely improvisation approach.

The trio music is still fresh, and still exploring new music, new standards, creating every night something different even after more than 25 years.

In 2007, My Foolish Heart: Live at Montreux appeared (it was recorded in 2001 in Montreaux and i was there that night), commemorating the trio’s 25th anniversary. Soon after we have a  new Jarrett milestone in solo piano , the incredible  Carnegie Hall Concert that settled another step towards Jarrett research for creativity in solo performance. This record is truly something new and different in Jarrett musical production. 

The decade is closed with another release from ECM Paris/London solo concerts.

This is the last period, closed with a concert in February 2017 in solo piano at Carnegie Hall. After this last concert there were a lot of news about upcoming concerts, but everytime there was a cancellation. There are growing voices about Jarrett problems maybe again with chronique fatigue syndrome, and again ECM is releasing new records, maybe waiting and hoping for Jarrett back on the stage. 

Anyway there are still great performances and records in these 7 years. His trio recorded at the Luzern Concert Hall in July of 2009; the concert was released as Somewhere in May of 2013. Then again that year ECM released NoEnd another home studio recording from 1986 very close to ‘Spirits’ with Jarrett performing tablas, recorder, electric guitar, bass,and piano.  In June of 2014, more 2007 duet sessions with Haden were released as Last Dance.

For Jarrett 70th Birthday ECM released 2 albums, one classical music recording (Bartok and Barber’s piano concertos), and a unique solo performance for the first time with selections from different concerts in solo, creating a smooth path through these different concerts , the record was called Creation. In someway has a deep link with Darkintervals, it seems again a pantheistic and mystic hymn to music. The record contains  carefully handpicked and  sequenced selections from Jarrett’s performances in Tokyo, Toronto, Rome, and Paris.

In 2016 was released a 4 CD boxset from 1996 perfomances in solo in Italy (Genova, Torino, Ferrara and Modena) : A Multitude of Angels.  The year 2018 saw the release of La Fenice, a double album documenting his solo piano concert at the Gran Teatro la Fenice in Venice, Italy, from July 2006. The release of La Fenice coincided with Jarrett making history as the first jazz musician to receive the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at the International Festival of Contemporary Music of the Biennale di Venezia. The award was previously presented to such contemporary composers as Luciano Berio, Pierre Boulez, György Kurtág, Sofia Gubaidulina, and Steve Reich.

3 July 2010 Keith Jarrett Trio Montreal

16 July 2010 Keith Jarrett Trio Bergamo

9 April 2011 Keith Jarrett Solo Rio De Janeiro (released as RIO)

12 July 2011 Keith Jarrett Trio Salle Pleyel Paris

6 May 2012 Keith Jarrett Solo Tokyo 

21 Februrary 2013 Keith Jarrett Trio National Theater Dublino

7 July 2013 Keith Jarrett Trio Umbria Jazz Arena Santa Giuliana

30 April 2014 – 9 May 2014 Solo Tournee in Japan 

Some handpicked and selected fragments from these concerts were released as Creation from ECM

30 November 2014 Keith Jarrett Trio New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Newark, NJ

It seems last trio concert

29 February 2016 Keith Jarrett Solo Carnegie Hall Concert

12 July 2016 Keith Jarrett Solo Parco della Musica Auditorium Roma

16 July 2016 Keith Jarrett Solo Munich (Released as Munich)

15 February 2017 Keith Jarrett Solo Carnegie Hall (Last documented concert)

Media:

1. Keith Jarrett Trio 2010 Lyone Everything happens to me
2. Keith Jarrett speaks in San Francisco 2010
3. Keith Jarrett Trio 2010 Lyone Smoke gets in your eyes
4. Keith Jarrett Solo Carnegie Hall 2011
5. Keith Jarrett Trio Royce Hall 2011 My funny Valentine
6. Keith Jarrett Trio Royce Hall 2011 Answer me my love
7. Keith Jarrett Trio Milano Teatro Arcimboldi 2011
8. Keith Jarrett 2014 Nea Jazz Master Prize
9. Keith Jarrett Trio Chicago 2011
10. Keith Jarrett Trio Sweden 2010 Lover Man
11. Keith Jarrett Solo Teatro Carlo Felice Napoli 2012
12. Keith Jarrett Solo RIO 2012
13. Keith Jarrett Solo Roma 2014 Too young to go steady
14. Keith Jarrett Trio 2012 Teatro Petruzzelli Bari On green dolphin street
15. Keith Jarrett Solo Royal Festival Hall London 2013 Once upon a time
16. Keith Jarrett Trio 2013 Perugia Umbria Jazz (a luci spente)
17. Keith Jarrett Solo Bruxelles 2015 Encore
18. Keith Jarrett Trio Napoli 2011 The Bitter End
19. Keith Jarrett and Charlie Haden 2015 how deep is the ocean
20. Keith Jarrett Solo Live in Marian McPartland show radio 2009
21. Keith Jarrett Complete Marian McPartland show radio 2009
22. End of Standard Trio (Keithjarrett.org)