Keith Jarrett / discography
This discography gives an overview of the released sound carriers by the American jazz and classical pianist, band leader and composer Keith Jarrett .
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The discography is structured systematically according to his creative focus and is arranged chronologically according to the date of recording. If you are interested in a complete chronological overview, please refer to the literature listed below on the Keith Jarrett Catalog at jazzdisco.org or the compilations at discogs.com, which currently provide the most detailed overview of his work.
In the Jazz section , all of Keith Jarrett's jazz albums that he recorded as a soloist , bandleader or co-leader are listed, starting with the solo improvisations as a pianist (25 albums in total). With the album The Köln Concert he finally achieved the greatest degree of recognition as a musician; it also achieved the greatest commercial success. In terms of systematics, his few duo recordings (three albums in total) follow, of which the interplay with Charlie Haden (bass) on the Jasmine and Last Dance albums attracted attention and made chart placements. Then his trio recordings are listed (a total of 27 albums): first the early recordings with Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian ( drums ), his "first American trio" and then the numerous recordings with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums), the "second American or standard trio". Keith Jarrett has been interpreting well-known and less well-known jazz standards with the latter two musicians for more than thirty years . This is followed by his quartet recordings (a total of 20 albums, including albums that collect recordings from various artists): on the one hand, the recordings with Dewey Redman ( saxophone ), Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums) in the so-called American quartet ( which was often expanded to include a percussionist to form a quintet), on the other hand the recordings with Jan Garbarek (saxophone), Palle Danielson (bass) and Jon Christensen (drums) in the “European quartet”. Other jazz albums that Keith Jarrett has recorded as bandleader or co-leader are listed as bandleader in the Other Albums section (a total of four albums, including the album Expectations , which promoted its breakthrough in North America).
This is followed by all music albums in which Keith Jarrett worked as a sideman (a total of 43 albums under 14 band leaders). Particularly noteworthy are the early works in combination with Art Blakey , Charles Lloyd and Miles Davis from Keith Jarrett's “Apprenticeship” as well as the works in which he was available as a sideman to his fellow musicians Charlie Haden, Paul Motian and Gary Peacock. For the sake of completeness , all singles / EPs (14 singles / EPs in total) and compilations (31 compilations in total) are listed in the Jazz section .
The Classical section initially lists all of Keith Jarrett's own composed works (a total of seven albums), followed by his interpretations of other classical and contemporary composers (a total of 18 albums). Finally, all available video recordings, DVDs and film recordings by and about Keith Jarrett are documented in the “filmography” (a total of 20 recordings), divided into the categories of music videos and film documentaries.
The chart positions of Keith Jarrett's albums were not included in the discography. See the compilation in the → main article: Keith Jarrett .
Discography
jazz
Albums as a soloist, band leader or co-leader
Solo albums
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1971 | Facing you | Solo piano; published 1972 | ECM |
1973 | Solo Concerts: Bremen / Lausanne | Solo piano; Live recordings from the Salle De Spectacles D'Epalinges, Lausanne on March 20, 1973 and the Kleiner Sendesaal, Bremen on July 12, 1973; published 1973 | ECM |
1975 | The Cologne Concert | Solo piano; Live recording from the Cologne Opera on January 24, 1975; published 1975 | ECM |
1975 | Live At the Skinner Hall, Vassar College, NY Feb 13 '75 | Solo piano; Recorded live from Skinner Hall, Vassar College, New York City on February 13, 1975; published 2017 | KJM |
1976 | Staircase | Solo piano; published 1976 | ECM |
1976 | Spheres | Solo organ | ECM |
1976 | Hymns / Spheres | Solo organ; published 1976 | ECM |
1976 | Sun Bear Concerts | Solo piano; Live recordings from Kyotokaikan Hall, Kyoto on November 5, 1976, Osaka Sankei Hall, Osaka on November 8, 1976, Aichibunkado, Nagoya on November 12, 1976, Nakano Sun Plaza Hall, Tokyo on November 14, 1976 and the Koseinenkin Hall, Sapporo on November 18, 1976; published 1978 | ECM |
1979 | Invocations / The Moth and the Flame | Organ and soprano saxophone for "Invocations", piano for "The Moth and the Flame" | ECM |
1981 | Concerts (Bregenz) | Solo piano; Live recording from the Festspielhaus, Bregenz on May 28, 1981 | ECM |
1981 | Concerts (Bregenz / Munich) | Solo piano; Live recordings from the Festspielhaus, Bregenz on May 28, 1981 and the Herkulessaal , Munich on June 2, 1981; published 1981 | ECM |
1985 | Spirits | Solo - on various instruments (flutes, recorders, soprano saxophone, piano, guitar and others); published 1985 | ECM |
1986 | Book of Ways | Solo clavichord ; published 1987 | ECM |
1986 | No end | Solo - on multiple instruments (piano, electric guitar , electric bass , recorder, drums, percussion, and vocals) mixed together by overdubbing ; published 2013 | ECM |
1987 | Dark intervals | Solo piano; Recorded live at Suntory Hall , Tokyo on April 11, 1987; published in 1988 | ECM |
1988 | Paris Concert | Solo piano; Live recording from the Salle Pleyel , Paris on October 17th, 1988; published 1990 | ECM |
1991 | Vienna Concert | Solo piano; Live recording from the Vienna State Opera on July 13, 1991; published 1992 | ECM |
1995 | La Scala | Solo piano; Live recording from the Teatro alla Scala , Milan on February 13, 1995; published 1997 | ECM |
1996 | A multitude of angels | Solo piano; Live recordings of concerts at the Teatro Comunale, Modena , the Teatro Comunale, Ferrara , the Teatro Regio, Turin and the Teatro Carlo Felice, Genoa in October 1996; published 2016 | ECM |
1998 | The Melody at Night, with You | Solo piano; published 1999 | ECM |
2002 | Radiance | Solo piano; Live recordings from Osaka on October 27, 2002 and Tokyo on October 30, 2002; published 2005 | ECM |
2005 | The Carnegie Hall Concert | Solo piano; Recorded live from the Isaac Stern Auditorium , Carnegie Hall , New York on September 26, 2005; published 2006 | ECM |
2006 | La Fenice | Live recording from the Gran Teatro La Fenice , Venice on July 19, 2006; published 2018 | ECM |
2008 | Paris / London - Testament | Solo piano; Live recordings from the Salle Pleyel, Paris on November 26th, 2008 and the Royal Festival Hall , London on December 1st, 2008; published 2009 | ECM |
2011 | Rio | Solo piano; Recorded live from the Theater Municipal, Rio de Janeiro on April 9, 2011; published 2011 | ECM |
2014 | Creation | Live - Solo Piano (recordings from concerts of 2014 at Bunkamura Orchard Hall), Tokyo on April 30, 2014 and on May 6, 2014, Kioi Hall, Tokyo on May 9, 2014, Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto on May 25 , 2014 June 2014, the Salle Pleyel, Paris on July 4th 2014 and the Auditorium Parco Della Musica , Rome on July 11th 2014; published 2015 | ECM |
2016 | Munich 2016 | Solo piano; Live recording from the Philharmonie, Munich on July 16, 2016; published 2019 | ECM |
Duo albums
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1971 | Ruta and Daitya | Keith Jarrett (piano, e-piano, organ, flute) with Jack DeJohnette (drums), released 1973 | ECM |
2007 | Jasmine | Keith Jarrett (piano) with Charlie Haden (bass), released 2010 | ECM |
2007 | Last dance | Keith Jarrett (piano) with Charlie Haden (bass), released 2014 | ECM |
Trio albums
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1967 | Life Between the Exit Signs | Keith Jarrett (piano) with Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums); published 1968 | Vortex (Atlantic) |
1968 | Somewhere Before | Keith Jarrett (piano) with Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums); Recorded live from Shelly's Manne-Hole, Hollywood ; published 1969 | Vortex (Atlantic) |
1971 | The Mourning of a Star | Keith Jarrett (piano, tenor recorder, soprano saxophone, percussion) with Charlie Haden (bass, percussion) and Paul Motian (drums, percussion); published 1971 | Atlantic |
1972 | Keith Jarrett Trio - Live in Hamburg 1972 | Keith Jarrett (piano, flute) with Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums); Live recording from the Funkhaus Hamburg , June 14, 1972 | Jazz Lips |
1972 | NDR Jazz Workshop | Keith Jarrett (piano, flute) with Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums); Live recording from the Funkhaus Hamburg, June 14, 1972 | Northern German Radio |
1972 | Hamburg '72 | Keith Jarrett (piano, flute, percussion, soprano saxophone) with Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums); Live recording from the Funkhaus Hamburg, June 14, 1972; published 2014 | ECM |
1983 | Standards, Vol. 1 | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); published 1983 | ECM |
1983 | Changes | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); published 1984 | ECM |
1983 | Standards, Vol. 2 | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); published 1985 | ECM |
1985 | Standards Live | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from the Palais des Congrès , Paris on July 2, 1985; published 1987 | ECM |
1986 | Still live | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from the Munich Philharmonic on July 13, 1986; published 1986 | ECM |
1987 | Changeless | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live from Denver on October 14, 1987, Dallas on October 11, 1987, Lexington on October 9, 1987, and Houston on October 12, 1987; published 1989 | ECM |
1989 | Standards in Norway | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from the Konserthus, Oslo on October 7, 1989; published 1989 | ECM |
1989 | tribute | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from the Cologne Philharmonic on October 15, 1989; published 1989 | ECM |
1990 | The Cure | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live at Town Hall , New York on April 21, 1990; published 1991 | ECM |
1991 | Bye bye Blackbird | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); published 1993 | ECM |
1992 | At the Deer Head Inn | Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Paul Motian (drums); Recorded live from the Deer Head Inn, Allentown on September 16, 1992; published 1994 | ECM |
1994 | At the Blue Note - The Complete Recordings | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live from the Blue Note, New York on June 3rd, 4th and 5th, 1994; published 1995 | ECM |
1996 | Tokyo '96 | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live at Bunkamura Orchard Hall, Tokyo on March 30, 1996; published 1998 | ECM |
1998 | After the fall | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live from Newark , New Jersey in November 1998; published 2018 | ECM |
1999 | Whisper Not | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from the Palais des Congrès, Paris on July 5, 1999; published 2000 | ECM |
2000 | Inside Out | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live at the Royal Festival Hall, London on July 26th and 28th, 2000; published 2001 | ECM |
2001 | Always Let Me Go | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from Orchard Hall and Bunka Kaiman, Tokyo, April 2001; published 2002 | ECM |
2001 | Yesterdays | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live from the Metropolitan Festival Hall, Tokyo, April 2001; published 2009 | ECM |
2001 | My Foolish Heart | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from the Montreux Jazz Festival , Montreux on July 22, 2001; published 2007 | ECM |
2001 | The out-of-towners | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from the Munich State Opera on July 28, 2001; published 2004 | ECM |
2002 | Up for It | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from the 42nd Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival, Antibes on July 16, 2002; published 2003 | ECM |
2009 | Somewhere | Standards Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from the “KKL Luzern Concert Hall”, Lucerne on July 11, 2009; published 2013 | ECM |
Quartet albums
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1971 | Birth | American quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, soprano saxophone, steel drums , recorder, vocals, banjo ) with Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, musette , clarinet , vocals, percussion), Charlie Haden (bass, steel drums, conga ) and Paul Motian (drums, Steel drums, bells, percussion); published 1971 | Atlantic |
1971 | El Juicio (The Judgment) | American quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, soprano saxophone, flute, steel drums, percussion) with Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, steel drums, percussion), Charlie Haden (bass, steel drums, percussion) and Paul Motian (drums, steel drums, percussion) ; published 1975 | Atlantic |
1973 | Fort Yawuh | American quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, soprano saxophone, percussion) with Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, percussion, musette, clarinet), Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums, percussion) and Danny Johnson (percussion); Recorded live from Village Vanguard , New York on February 24, 1973; published 1973 | Impulses! |
1973 | Various Artists - Impulse Artists On Tour | Keith Jarrett (piano, percussion, soprano saxophone) with Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, percussion, musette, clarinet), Charlie Haden (bass), Paul Motian (drums, percussion) and Danny Johnson (percussion); Recorded live from Village Vanguard, New York on February 24, 1973 | Impulses! |
1974 | Treasure Island | American quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, tambourine), Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums, percussion) as well as Danny Johnson (percussion), Sam Brown (electric guitar) and Guilherme Franco (percussion) ; published 1974 | Impulses! |
1974 | NDR Jazz Workshop '74 | European quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Jan Garbarek (soprano saxophone), Palle Danielson (bass) and Jon Christensen (drums) | Northern German Radio |
1974 | Belonging | European quartet with Jan Garbarek (tenor and soprano saxophone), Palle Danielson (bass) and Jon Christensen (drums); published 1974 | ECM |
1974 | Backhand | American quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, flute, Osi drums) with Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, musette, maracas), Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums, percussion) and Guilherme Franco (percussion); published 1974 | Impulses! |
1974 | Death and the Flower | American quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, percussion, flute, soprano saxophone) with Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, musette, percussion), Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums, percussion) and Guilherme Franco (percussion); published 1975 | Impulses! |
1975 | Mysteries | American quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, flute, percussion) with Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, maracas, tambourine, musette), Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums, percussion) and Guilherme Franco (percussion); published 1976 | Impulses! |
1975 | Shades | American quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, percussion) with Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, maracas, tambourine), Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums, percussion) and Guilherme Franco (percussion); published 1976 | Impulses! |
1976 | The Survivors' Suite | American quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, soprano saxophone, bass recorder, celesta, east drums) with Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, percussion), Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums, percussion); published 1977 | ECM |
1976 | Eyes of the Heart | American quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, soprano saxophone, Eastern drums, tambourine) with Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, tambourine, maracas), Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums, percussion); Live recording from Theater Am Kornmarkt , Bregenz in May 1976; published 1979 | ECM |
1976 | Byablue | American quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, soprano saxophone, percussion) with Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, musette), Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums, percussion); published 1977 | Impulses! |
1976 | Bop-Be | American quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, soprano saxophone, percussion) with Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, musette), Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums, percussion); published 1977 | Impulses! |
1977 | My song | European quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano) with Jan Garbarek (tenor and soprano saxophone), Palle Danielson (bass) and Jon Christensen (drums); published 1978 | ECM |
1979 | Sleeper | European quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, percussion) with Jan Garbarek (tenor and soprano saxophone, flute), Palle Danielson (bass) and Jon Christensen (drums); Recorded live from Nakano Sun Plaza Hall, Tokyo April 16, 1979; published 2012 | ECM |
1979 | Personal Mountains | European quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, percussion) with Jan Garbarek (tenor and soprano saxophone), Palle Danielson (bass) and Jon Christensen (drums); Recorded live at Nakano Sun Plaza Hall, Tokyo in April 1979; published 1989 | ECM |
1979 | Nude Ants | European quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, percussion) with Jan Garbarek (tenor and soprano saxophone), Palle Danielson (bass) and Jon Christensen (drums, percussion); Recorded live from Village Vanguard, New York in May 1979; published 1979 | ECM |
Other albums as band leader
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1968 | Restoration ruin | Solo on various musical instruments ( piano , vocals , guitar , banjo , harmonica , cello , soprano saxophone , recorder , organ , electric bass , drums , bongos , tambourine , percussion ; however, on three tracks with string quartet accompaniment); published 1968 | Vortex ( Atlantic ) |
1970 | Gary Burton & Keith Jarrett | Quintet with Keith Jarrett (piano, e-piano, soprano saxophone), vibraphone Gary Burton (vibraphone), Sam Brown (electric guitar), Steve Swallow (bass) and Bill Goodwin (drums); published 1971 | Atlantic |
1972 | Expectations | Trio: Keith Jarrett (piano, soprano saxophone) with Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums) as well as Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone), Sam Brown (electric guitar), Airto Moreira (percussion), large-format strings and brass; published 1972 | Columbia |
Albums as a sideman in
Don Jacoby and the College All-Stars
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1962 | Swinging big sound | Don Jacoby (band leader, trumpet), Al Beutel (alto saxophone), John Giordano (alto saxophone), Jerry Keys (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone), Toby Guyn (bass), John Von Ohlen (drums), Don Gilliand (guitar), Keith Jarrett ( Piano), Bob Pierson (tenor saxophone), Don Melka (tenor saxophone), Dee Barton (trombone), Willie Barton (trombone), Loren William Binford (trombone), Dave Wheeler (trombone), Gary Slavo (trumpet), Tom Wirtel (trumpet ), Bob Crull (trumpet) and Chris Witherspoon (trumpet) | Decca |
Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1966 | Buttercorn Lady | The Jazz Messengers with Art Blakey (drums), Chuck Mangione ( trumpet ), Frank Mitchell ( tenor saxophone ), Keith Jarrett (piano) and Reggie Johnson (bass) | Limelight Records |
Charles Lloyd
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1966 | Dream Weaver | Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute ) with Keith Jarrett (piano), Cecil McBee (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Studio shot on March 29, 1966 (New York) | Atlantic |
1966 | Various Artists More Modern at the German Jazz Festival 1966 | Charles Lloyd (flute, tenor saxophone) with Keith Jarrett (piano), Cecil McBee (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from the Volksbildungsheim Frankfurt am Main on May 1, 1966; published 2015 | Be! jazz |
1966 | Charles Lloyd Quartet Featuring Keith Jarrett - Forest Flower | Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute) with Keith Jarrett (piano, soprano saxophone), Cecil McBee or Ron McClure (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from Oslo on May 7, 1966 and Montreux 1967. Unauthorized bootleg | Jazz Birdie's Of Paradise |
1966 | Flowering of the Original Charles Lloyd Quartet: Recorded in Concert | Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute) with Keith Jarrett (piano), Cecil McBee (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from the Antibes Jazz Festival on 23/24. July 1966 (one track not mentioned on the album) and from Aulaen Hall, Oslo, October 29, 1966; published 1971 | Atlantic |
1966 | Forest Flower: Charles Lloyd at Monterey | Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute) with Keith Jarrett (piano), Cecil McBee (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); partly live recording from the Monterey Jazz Festival , Monterey on September 18, 1966, otherwise studio recordings from September 8; published February 1967 | Atlantic |
1966 | In Europe | Charles Lloyd (tenor and soprano saxophone, flute) with Keith Jarrett (piano), Cecil McBee (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from the Aulaen Hall Oslo, October 29, 1966 (no overlap with Flowering ) | Atlantic |
1966 | Keith Jarrett, Charles Lloyd, Dollar Brand , Michael White I Giganti Del Jazz Vol. 19 | Charles Lloyd (tenor and soprano saxophone, flute) with Keith Jarrett (piano), Cecil McBee (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live in 1966 ( Twin Pearls only ); published in 1980 as an unauthorized bootleg | Curcio |
1967 | Love-in | Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute) with Keith Jarrett (piano), Ron McClure (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live from the Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco , January 27, 1967 | Atlantic |
1967 | Journey Within | Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute) with Keith Jarrett (piano, soprano saxophone), Ron McClure (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live from the Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, January 27, 1967; published 1968 | Atlantic |
1967 | Charles Lloyd in the Soviet Union | Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute) with Keith Jarrett (piano), Ron McClure (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live from Tallinn on May 14, 1967 | Atlantic |
1967 | Charles Lloyd Quartet In Concert - Parigi, 1967 | Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute) with Keith Jarrett (piano, soprano saxophone), Ron McClure (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from Paris on June 11, 1967. Unauthorized bootleg | Editorial Pantheon |
1967 | Various Artists 1967 4th International Jazz Festival | Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute) with Keith Jarrett (piano), Ron McClure (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from the International Jazz Festival, Prague , October 22nd, 1967. Unauthorized bootleg | Supraphon (Czechoslovakia) |
1967 | Various Artists Jazz Jamboree '67 | Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute) with Keith Jarrett (soprano saxophone), Ron McClure (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Live recording from the Jazz Jamboree , Warsaw , October 1967. Unauthorized bootleg | Muza |
1968 | Soundtrack | Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute) with Keith Jarrett (piano), Ron McClure (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums), studio recording, November 15, 1968; published January 1969 | Atlantic |
Miles Davis
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1970 | The Columbia Years: 1955-1985 | Mostly a collection of previously released recordings by Miles Davis; published in 1988.
Keith Jarrett can only be heard on Honky Tonk on keyboard (May 19, 1970) and Sivad on piano (December 19, 1970) |
Columbia |
1970 | Directions | Previously unavailable recordings from 1960–1970; published 1981.
Keith Jarrett (electric piano) can only be heard on the track Konda (May 21, 1970) together with Miles Davis (trumpet), John McLaughlin (electric guitar) and Airto Moreira (percussion) |
Columbia |
1970 | Miles Davis at Fillmore | Miles Davis (trumpet), Steve Grossman (soprano saxophone), Chick Corea (electric piano), Keith Jarrett (electric organ), Dave Holland (bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums) and Airto Moreira (percussion, Cuica );
Recorded live from the Fillmore East , New York, June 17-20, 1970 |
Columbia |
1970 | Tanglewood Live 1970 (3rd CD from Bitches Brew 40th Anniversary Collector's Edition) | Miles Davis (trumpet), Gary Bartz (alto and soprano saxophone), Keith Jarrett (organ, electric piano), Chick Corea (electric piano), Dave Holland (double bass, electric bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums), Airto Moreira (percussion); Live recording from Festival The Fillmore at Tanglewood from Tanglewood , August 18, 1970; published 2010 | Legacy |
1970 | Various Artists - The First Great Rock Festivals Of The Seventies - Isle of Wight - Atlanta Pop Festival | Miles Davis (trumpet), Gary Bartz (soprano and alto saxophone), Keith Jarrett (organ), Chick Corea (electric piano), Dave Holland (electric bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums), Airto Moreira (percussion); Recorded live from the Isle of Wight Festival , August 29, 1970 (recordings with other musicians from the Atlanta Pop Festival) | Columbia |
1970 | Live evil | Various line-ups with the following musicians: Miles Davis (trumpet), Gary Bartz (saxophone), Steve Grossman (saxophone), Wayne Shorter (saxophone), John McLaughlin (electric guitar), Keith Jarrett (piano, electric piano), Hermeto Pascoal (Keyboard), Herbie Hancock (keyboard), Chick Corea (keyboard), Joe Zawinul (keyboard), Khalil Balakrishna (sitar), Michael Henderson (bass), Dave Holland (bass), Ron Carter (bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums ), Billie Cobham (drums) and Airto Moreira (percussion) | Columbia |
1970 | The Cellar Door Sessions 1970 | All recordings of the live sessions from which Live-Evil was produced; 6 CDs in total; published 2005.
Miles Davis (Electric Trumpet with Wah-Wah), Gary Bartz (Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Flute), Keith Jarrett (Fender Rhodes Electric Piano and Fender Contempo Electric Organ), Michael Henderson (E-Bass), Jack DeJohnette (Drums) and Airto Moreira (Percussion, Cuica on CDs 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6). Guest musician John McLaughlin (electric guitar on CDs 5 and 6) |
Columbia / Legacy |
1970 | Miles at the Fillmore - Miles Davis 1970: The Bootleg Series Vol. 3 | All recordings of the live sessions from which Miles Davis at Fillmore was produced; 4 CDs in total, released in 2014.
Miles Davies (trumpet), Steve Grossman (tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone), Chick Corea (Fender Rhodes Electric Piano), Keith Jarrett (organ, tambourine; only on the Fillmore East recordings), Dave Holland (electric bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums ) and Airto Moreira (percussion, flute, vocals) |
Columbia / Legacy |
1970 | Get Up With It | Various line-ups with the following musicians: Miles Davis (trumpet), Dave Liebman (flute), Reggie Lucas (guitar), Dominique Gaumont (guitar), Michael Henderson (bass), Al Foster (drums), M´tume (African percussion), Sonny Fortune (saxophone, flute), Steve Grossman (saxophone), Keith Jarrett (piano), Herbie Hancock (keyboard instruments), John McLaughlin (guitar), Billy Cobham (drums), Airto Moreira (percussion), Carlos Garnett (saxophone), Cedric Lawson (organ), Khalil Balakrishna (sitar), Badal Roy (tabla), John Stobblefield (saxophone), Pete Cosey (guitar), Wally Chambers (harmonica), Cornell Dupree (guitar), Bernard Purdie (drums);
Keith Jarrett can only be heard on the song Honky Tonk |
Columbia |
1970 | Spanish Key | Miles Davis (trumpet) with Gary Bartz (soprano and alto saxophone), Chick Corea (e-piano), Keith Jarrett (e-piano, organ), Dave Holland (e-bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums) and Airto Moreira ( Percussion) | Lunch for your ears |
1970 | Fillmore West 10/17/70 | Miles Davis (trumpet) with Gary Bartz (soprano and alto saxophone), Keith Jarrett (e-piano, organ), Michael Henderson (e-bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums), Airto Moreira (percussion) and Jim Riley (percussion) | Jazz Masters |
1971 | Lennies On The Turnpike '71 | Miles Davis (trumpet) with Gary Bartz (soprano and alto saxophone), Keith Jarrett (e-piano, organ), Michael Henderson (e-bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums) and Airto Moreira (percussion) | Jazz Masters |
1971 | LXXIV. Miles Davis Band - Miles Davis + Keith Jarrett Live | Miles Davis (trumpet) with Gary Bartz (soprano and alto saxophone), Keith Jarrett (e-piano, organ), Michael Henderson (e-bass), Leon Ndugu Chancler (drums), Don Alias (percussion) and James Mtume (percussion ); Live recording from the Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi , Milan on October 21, 1971 | The Golden Age of Jazz |
1971 | Neue Stadthalle, Switzerland 10/22 / '71 | Miles Davis (trumpet) with Gary Bartz (soprano and alto saxophone), Keith Jarrett (e-piano, organ), Michael Henderson (e-bass), Leon Ndugu Chancler (drums), Don Alias (percussion) and James Mtume (percussion ); Live recording from the Neue Standthalle, Dietikon on October 22, 1971 | Jazz Masters |
1971 | Another bitches brew | Miles Davis (trumpet) with Gary Bartz (soprano and alto saxophone), Keith Jarrett (e-piano, organ), Michael Henderson (e-bass), Leon Ndugu Chancler (drums), Don Alias (percussion) and James Mtume (percussion ); Live recording from Belgrade on November 3rd, 1971 | Jazz Door |
1971 | Two Miles Live | Miles Davis (trumpet) with Gary Bartz (soprano and alto saxophone), Keith Jarrett (e-piano, organ), Michael Henderson (e-bass), Leon Ndugu Chancler (drums), Don Alias (percussion) and James Mtume (percussion ); Live recording from the Wiener Konzerthaus , Vienna on November 5th, 1971 | Discurios |
1971 | Berlin And Beyond | Miles Davis (trumpet) with Gary Bartz (soprano and alto saxophone), Keith Jarrett (e-piano, organ), Michael Henderson (e-bass), Leon Ndugu Chancler (drums), Don Alias (percussion) and James Mtume (percussion ); Live recording from the Philharmonie, Berlin on November 6, 1971 | Lunch for your ears |
1971 | Miles Davis in Sweden 1971 | Miles Davis (trumpet) with Gary Bartz (soprano and alto saxophone), Keith Jarrett (e-piano, organ), Michael Henderson (e-bass), Leon Ndugu Chancler (drums), Don Alias (percussion) and James Mtume (percussion ); Live recording from the Universitetets Aula, Uppsala on November 7, 1971 | Miles MD |
1971 | Hooray for Miles Davis, Vol. 3 | Miles Davis (trumpet) with Gary Bartz (soprano and alto saxophone), Keith Jarrett (e-piano, organ), Michael Henderson (e-bass), Leon Ndugu Chancler (drums), Don Alias (percussion) and James Mtume (percussion ); Recorded live from the Philharmonic Hall, Lincoln Center, New York on November 26, 1971 | session |
Bob Moses
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1968 | Love Animal | Bob Moses with Jim Pepper (tenor saxophone) Larry Coryell (guitar, vocals, bass) Keith Jarrett (piano, soprano saxophone), Steve Swallow (bass); Keith Jarrett can only be heard on three tracks; the album wasn't released until 2003 | Mozown / Amulet |
Barbara & Ernie
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1970 | Prelude to ... | Barbara Massey (vocals, piano, e-piano, autoharp ), Ernie Calabria (vocals, guitar) with Keith Jarrett (piano), Richard Tee (organ), Bill Salter (bass), Grady Tate (drums), Ralph McDonald (percussion ), Eumir Deodato (conductor); Keith Jarrett can only be heard on the track "Satisfied" | Cotillon |
Marion Williams
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1971 | Standing Here Wondering Which Way to Go | Marion Williams (vocals), Paul Griffin (organ), Keith Jarrett (piano), Hank Jones (piano), Joe Zawinul (piano), Gerry Jemmott (bass), Andrew White (bass), David Spinozza (guitar), Bernard Purdie (Drums) and choir | Atlantic |
Donal Lease
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1971 | Donal Leace | Donal Lease (guitar, vocals), Keith Jarrett (piano), Bill Salter (bass), Ron Carter (bass), Jerry Jammott (bass), Grady Tate (drums), Ray Lucas (drums), Herb Lovell (drums), Bill La Vorgna (drums), Richie Resniecoff (guitar), David Spinozza (guitar), Ernie Calabria (guitar), Ralph McDonald (percussion), strings, woodwinds and choir; arranged by Eumir Deodato , background vocals: Roberta Flack | Atlantic |
Lee Konitz
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1974 | Lee Konitz / Chet Baker / Keith Jarret Quintet | Lee Konitz (alto saxophone) with Chet Baker (trumpet), Keith Jarrett (piano), Charlie Haden (bass) and Beaver Harris (drums); probably unauthorized bootleg, with other recordings also under the title Lee Konitz Meets Keith Jarrett, Chet Baker & Bill Evans: Live In Europe | Jazz connoisseur |
Airto Moreira
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1972 | Free | Airto Moreira (percussion, vocals), Hubert Laws (flute), Joe Farrell (soprano saxophone, flute, alto flute, bass flute, piccolo), Chick Corea (piano, electric piano), Keith Jarrett (piano), Nelson Ayres (electric piano), George Benson (guitar), Jay Berliner (guitar), Ron Carter (bass), Stanley Clarke (electric bass), Flora Purim (vocals), Burt Collins (trumpet, flugelhorn), Mel Davis (trumpet, flugelhorn), Alan Rubin (Trumpet, flugelhorn), Wayne Andre (trombone), Garnett Brown (trombone), Joe Wallace (trombone) and Don Sebesky (arranger); Jarrett is only involved on two titles. | CTI |
Freddie Hubbard
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1972 | Sky dive | Freddi Hubbard (trumpet) with Alan Rubin (trumpet, flugelhorn), Marvin Stamm (trumpet, flugelhorn), Wayne Andre (trombone), Garnett Brown (trombone), Paul Faulise ( bass trombone ), Tony Price ( tuba ), Hubert Laws (flute , alto flute, bass flute ), Phil Bodner (flute, alto flute, bass clarinet , piccolo ), George Marge ( alto clarinet , bass clarinet), Wally Kane (bass clarinet, piccolo), Romeo Penque (flute, alto flute, clarinet, oboe , English horn ), Keith Jarrett (Piano, electric piano), George Benson (guitar), Ron Carter (bass), Billy Cobham (drums), Ray Barretto (percussion), Airto Moreira (percussion) and Don Sebesky (arranger, conductor) | CTI |
Paul Motian
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1972 | Conception Vessel | Paul Motian (drums, percussion) with Keith Jarrett (piano, flute ), Sam Brown ( guitar ), Leroy Jenkins ( violin ), Becky Friend (flute) and Charlie Haden (bass); Jarrett is only involved in two titles | ECM |
Kenny Wheeler
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1975 | Gnu high | Kenny Wheeler (flugelhorn) with Keith Jarrett (piano), Dave Holland (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums) | ECM |
Charlie Haden
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1976 | Closeness | Duo album by Charlie Haden (bass) with Keith Jarrett (piano) on track 1, with Ornette Coleman (alto saxophone) on track 2, Alice Coltrane ( harp ) on track 3 and Paul Motian (percussion) on track 4 | Horizon |
Gary Peacock
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1977 | Tales of Another | Gary Peacock (bass) with Keith Jarrett (piano) and Jack DeJohnette (drums) | ECM |
Scott Jarrett
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1979 | Without Rhyme or Reason | Scott Jarrett (vocals, acoustic guitar), Dave Grusin (piano, percussion, synthesizer), Keith Jarrett (piano), Marcus Miller (electric bass), Chris Parker (drums), Buddy Williams (drums), Ralph MacDonald (percussion), Toots Thielemans (harmonica), Eddie Gomez (bass), Larry Rosen (percussion); Keith Jarrett as sideman of his younger brother Scott Jarrett (only on 2 tracks in a trio with Gomez) | GRP |
Singles & EPs
Year of publication | title | more details | Label |
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1968 | My Back Pages / Lay Lady Lay | Keith Jarrett (piano, soprano saxophone, flute) with Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums); Recorded live from Shelly's Manne-Hole, Hollywood | Vortex (Atlantic) |
1971 | All I want | Keith Jarrett and Paul Motian interpret the track "All I Want" by Joni Mitchell and a composition by Keith Jarrett | Atlantic |
1974 | Treasure Island / Sister Fortune | two tracks from the album Treasure Island | Impulses! |
1975 | You're Fortunate / Sioux City Sue New | contains the tracks "You're Fortunate" and "Sioux City Sue New" | Vortex (Atlantic) |
1975 | Encore From The Köln Concert (Excerpt) | Excerpts from The Köln Concert | ECM |
1975 | Keith Jarrett / Mahavishnu Orchestra - Common Mama / Can't Stand Your Funk | includes the tracks "Common Mama" by Keith Jarrett and "Can't Stand Your Funk" by the Mahavishnu Orchestra | CBS |
1978 | My song | Two tracks from the album "My Song" with the European quartet | ECM |
1982 | Heartland / Mon Coeur Est Rouge | Two tracks from the ECM album "Concerts" with solo improvisations | ECM |
1983 | God Bless The Child | Track "God Bless The Child" in mono and stero | ECM |
1983 | God Bless The Child (Edit) | Titles "God Bless The Child" and "The Masquerade Is Over" | ECM |
1984 | Flying | Titles "Flying Part 1", "Flying Part 2" and "Prism" | ECM |
1996 | Inédits Salle Pleyel Paris 1992 | Tracks "Over The Rainbow" and "C The Blues" | ECM |
1999 | I love you, Porgy | The track " I Love You, Porgy " from the album " The Melody At Night, With You "; published October 1999 | ECM |
2015 | Two encores | Tracks "Over The Rainbow" and "C The Blues" | ECM |
Compilations
Year of publication | title | more details | Label |
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Unknown | Keith Jarrett | 3-LP box set with the albums Life Between The Exit Signs, Restoration Ruin and other single tracks | Atlantic |
1967 | Chick Corea - Herbie Hancock - Keith Jarrett - McCoy Tyner | Keith Jarrett (piano), Chick Corea (piano), Herbie Hancock (piano) and MyCoy Tyner (piano); Each of the four jazz pianists' own titles | Atlantic |
1978 | Best of Keith Jarrett | Recorded live at Village Vanguard , New York and Generation Sound, New York - all releases on various previous Impulse albums! | Impulses! |
1978 | Keith Jarrett / McCoy Tyner - Masters Of The Piano | 3 tracks by Keith Jarrett, 4 by MyCoy Tyler | At ease |
1980 | I Grandi Del Jazz | 6 tracks | Fabbri Editori |
1980 | Keith Jarrett, Charles Lloyd, Dollar Brand, Frank Wright - Europa Jazz | Keith Jarrett can be heard on the track "Twin Pearls" by the Charles Lloyd Quartet | Europe jazz |
1981 | Great Moments With Keith Jarrett | 11 tracks | Impulses! |
1985 | Keith Jarrett: Works | Compilation of recordings by Keith Jarrett for the ECM label from 1971–1980; also contains the 2nd movement of his string quartet from In the Light | ECM |
1986 | Coleman *, Hancock *, Jarrett *, Corea * - Contemporary Currents | 1 title of the "Keith Jarrett Group" | The Franklin Mint Record Society |
1991 | Keith Jarrett | 8 titles by the American Quartet; probably unauthorized bootleg | Armando Curcio Editore |
1992 | Silence | CD compilation of the albums Byablue and Bop-Be with three tracks that were not published on the respective albums | GRP |
1994 | Gary Burton & Keith Jarrett / Gary Burton: Throb | Compilation of the two albums "Gary Burton & Keith Jarrett" and "Gary Burton: Throb" | Rhino Records |
1994 | Foundations: The Keith Jarrett Anthology | 2-CD compilation of early works, from Jazz Messengers and Charles Lloyd to Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (in the formation of Bob Moses) to the trio with Charlie Haden and Paul Motion | Rhino / Atlantic |
1996 | Mysteries: The Impulse Years 1975-1976 | American quartet: Keith Jarrett (piano, flute, percussion) with Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, maracas, tambourine, musette), Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums, percussion) and Guilherme Franco (percussion); 4-CD compilation of the albums Shades, Mysteries, Byablue and Bop-Be with outtakes | Impulses! |
1996 | Le virtuoso du piano | CD compilation of early works (1966–1971), from Charles Lloyd and Gary Burton to the trio with Charlie Haden and Paul Motian | Warner Music France |
1997 | The Impulse Years: 1973-1974 | 5-CD compilation of the albums Fort Yawuh, Treasure Island, Death and The Flower and Back Hand, with outtakes | Impulses! |
1998 | Priceless jazz | 7 tracks | GRP |
1999 | El Juicio (The Judgment) / Life Between The Exit Signs | Compilation of the two albums mentioned | Collectables |
1999 | Keith Jarrett / The Art Ensemble Of Chicago - Restoration Ruin / Bap-Tizum | Compilation of the two albums mentioned | Collectables |
2002 | rarum I: Selected Recordings | 2-CD compilation compiled by Keith Jarrett from his ECM catalog | ECM |
2004 | Keith Jarrett CD 1 | Compilation of the albums "Somewhere Before", "Facing You", "In The Light", "Keith Jarrett / Jan Garbarek - Luminessence", "Death And The Flower", "The Koln Concert", "Arbor Zena", "My Song" "And" Eyes Of The Heart " | RMG Records |
2004 | Keith Jarrett CD 2 | Compilation of the albums "Sacred Hymns", "Invocations", "Concerts", "Changes", "Still Live", "Paris Concert", "Book Of Ways" and "Vienna Concert" | RMG Records |
2006 | Keith Jarrett: The Impulse Story | CD compilation with the recordings of Keith Jarrett at Impulse! from 1973–1976 | Impulses! |
2008 | Setting Standards: New York Sessions | 3-CD compilation of the albums Standards Vol. 1, Standards Vol. 2 and Changes | ECM |
2008 | Somewhere Before: The Keith Jarrett Anthology (The Atlantic Years 1968-1975) | a total of 22 titles | Rhino |
2009 | Fort Yawuh / Death and The Flower | 2-CD compilation of the albums Fort Yawuh and Death and The Flower | Beat Goes On Records |
2011 | Mysteries / Shades | 2-CD compilation of the albums Mysteries and Shades | Beat Goes On Records |
2015 | Death And The Flower / Backhand | Compilation of the two albums mentioned | Impulses! |
2015 | Original album series | Compilation of the albums "Life Between The Exit Signs", "Restoration Ruin", "Somewhere Before", "The Mourning Of A Star" and "El Juicio (The Judgment)" | Rhino |
2015 | Fort Yawuh / Treasure Island | Compilation of the two albums mentioned | Impulses! |
Unknown | Attack + Release (Keith Jarrett Special) | 4 tracks | ECM |
Classic
Own contemporary works
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1973 | In the light | Keith Jarrett (composer, piano, gong , percussion) with Willi Freivogel (flute), Ralph Towner (guitar), the American Brass Quintet, the Fritz Sonnleitner Quartet and strings of the Südfunk Symphony Orchestra under conductor Mladen Gutesha | ECM |
1975 | Arbor Zena | Keith Jarrett (piano) with Jan Garbarek (tenor and soprano saxophone), Charlie Haden (bass) and the Stuttgart Radio Sinfonie Orchester Stuttgart under the direction of Mladen Gutesha play works by the composer Keith Jarrett | ECM |
1980 | The Celestial Hawk | Keith Jarrett (composer, piano) with the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Christopher Keene | ECM |
1993 | Bridge of Light | Keith Jarrett (piano, composer) with Marcia Butler ( oboe ), Michelle Makarski ( violin ), Patricia McCarty ( viola ) and The Fairfield Orchestra under the direction of Thomas Crawford | ECM |
Recordings of works by Jarrett without his own participation as an interpreter:
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1974 | Luminessence | Jan Garbarek (tenor and soprano saxophone) and strings of the Südfunk-Sinfonieorchersters Stuttgart under the direction of Mladen Gutesha play works by the composer Keith Jarrett | ECM |
1977 | ritual | Dennis Russell Davies (piano) interprets works by the composer Keith Jarrett | ECM |
Works by classical or contemporary composers
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1980 | Sacred Hymns of GI Gurdjieff | Keith Jarrett (piano) | ECM |
1983 | Arvo Pärt : Tabula Rasa | Duo Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gidon Kremer (violin), with the title Fratres | ECM |
1984/85 | Barber / Bartók / Jarrett - Samuel Barber : Piano Concerto op. 38; Béla Bartók : Piano Concerto No. 3; Keith Jarrett: Nothing but a Dream (improvisation as an encore from the Tokyo concert) | Keith Jarrett (piano) and Saarbrücken Radio Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Dennis Russell Davies (Barber, concert 1984 in Saarbrücken) and Keith Jarrett (piano) and New Japan Philharmonic under the direction of Kazuyoshi Akiyama (Bartók, concert 1985 in Tokyo) ; published 2015 | ECM |
1986 | Lou Harrison : Piano Concerto; Suite for violin, piano and small orchestra | Keith Jarrett (piano) and New Japan Philharmonic conducted by Naoto Otomo (piano concerto); Keith Jarrett (piano), Lucy Stoltzman (violin), instrumental ensemble conducted by Robert Hughes (suite) | New World |
1987 | JS Bach : The Well-Tempered Clavier , Book I, BWV 846-869 | Keith Jarrett (piano) | ECM |
1989 | Alan Hovhaness : Lousadzek for Piano and Orchestra | Keith Jarrett (piano) with the American Composer's Orchestra conducted by Dennis Russell Davies | nimbus |
1989 | JS Bach: Goldberg Variations BWV 870-893 | Keith Jarrett ( harpsichord ) | ECM |
1990 | JS Bach: The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book II, BWV 870-893 | Keith Jarrett (harpsichord) | ECM |
1990 | GF Handel : Recorder Sonatas | Keith Jarrett (harpsichord) with Michala Petri ( recorder ) | RCA |
1991 | JS Bach: The French Suites BWV 812-817 | Keith Jarrett (harpsichord); published 1993 | ECM |
1991 | JS Bach: 3 sonatas for viola da gamba and harpsichord BWV 1027–1029 | Keith Jarrett (harpsichord) with Kim Kashkashian (viola da gamba); published 1994 | ECM |
1991 | Dimitri Schostakowitsch : 24 Preludes and Fugues, Op. 87 | Keith Jarrett (piano) | ECM |
1992 | JS Bach: 3 sonatas for recorder with obbligato harpsichord, 3 sonatas for recorder and basso continuo | Keith Jarrett (harpsichord) with Michala Petri (recorder) | RCA |
1992 | Lou Harrison: Seven Pastorales / Peggy Glanville-Hicks : Etruscan Concerto / Terry Riley : June Buddhas (from Mexico City Blues) | Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Dennis Russell Davies; Jarrett plays the solo part in the Etruscan Concerto by Glanville-Hicks | Music Masters |
1993 | GF Handel: Suites for keyboard instruments HWV 426, 427, 429, 433, 440, 447, 452 | Keith Jarrett (piano) | ECM |
1994 | WA Mozart : Piano concertos KV 467, 488, 595; Masonic funeral music KV 477; Symphony in G minor KV 550 | Keith Jarrett (piano) with the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra conducted by Dennis Russell Davies | ECM |
1996 | WA Mozart: Piano concertos KV 271, 453, 466; Adagio and Fugue KV 546 | Keith Jarrett (piano) with the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra conducted by Dennis Russell Davies | ECM |
2010 | JS Bach: Six sonatas for violin and harpsichord obbligato , BWV 1014–1019 | Keith Jarrett (piano) with Michelle Makarski (violin); published 2013 | ECM |
2019 | JS Bach: The Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1 Concert Recording | Keith Jarrett (piano) | ECM |
Filmography
Music videos
Year of admission | title | more details | Label |
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1968 | Directions | Keith Jarrett as a sideman;
Studio recording conducted by Charles Lloyd in 1968; Isle of Wight concert conducted by Miles Davis in 1970; Turin concert conducted by Miles Davis in 1971; available in NTSC and PAL; published 2008 |
Osmosis |
1970 | Miles Electric - a different kind of blue | Keith Jarrett as the sideman of Miles Davis;
Recorded live from the Isle of Wight Festival 1970; published 2004 |
Eagle vision |
1970 | Keith Jarrett - Love Ship | Keith Jarrett (piano) with Chick Corea (piano), Miles Davis (trumpet), Gary Bartz (alto saxophone), Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone), Dave Holland (bass), Ron McClure (bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums), Airto Moreira (Percussion); Recorded live in San Francisco, June 18, 1968 and Isle of Wight, August 29, 1970; published 2008 | Salt peanuts |
1972 | Keith Jarrett Trio - Live in Hamburg 1972 | Keith Jarrett (piano, flute, percussion, soprano saxophone) with Charlie Haden (bass) and Paul Motian (drums); Live recording from the Funkhaus Hamburg, June 14, 1972; published 2009 | Jazz Lips |
1977 | Vermont Solo | Solo piano; Recorded live from Vermont, August 26, 1977 | Videoarts |
1984 | Last solo | Solo piano; Recorded live from Gotanda U-Port Kan'i Hoken Hall, Tokyo on January 25, 1984; DVD output in NTSC format only; published 2005 | Image entertainment |
1985 | Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack DeJohnette - Standards | Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live at Koseinenkin Hall, Tokyo on February 15, 1985; published 2001 | Videoarts |
1985 | Keith Jarrett / Richard Stoltzman / Eddie Gomez / Chick Corea / New Japan Philharmonic - Tokyo Music Joy '85 -'87 | Keith Jarrett (piano) with the New Japan Philharmonic conducted by Yoshikazu Tanaka; Recorded live from Gotanda U-Port Kan'i Hoken Hall, Tokyo in January 1985 | Videoarts |
1986 | Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack DeJohnette - Standards II | Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live from Hitomi Memorial Hall, Tokyo on October 26, 1986; published 2001 | Videoarts |
1986 | Standards I / II | Keith Jarrett (piano), Gary Peacock (bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live at Koseinenkin Hall, Tokyo on February 15, 1985 and Hitomi Memorial Hall, Tokyo on October 26, 1986; Republication of the Standards Trio Concerts in 2008, originally published individually as Standards I and Standards II | ECM |
1987 | Solo Tribute: Keith Jarrett - The 100th
Performance in Japan |
Solo piano; Live recording from Suntory Hall. Tokyo on April 14, 1987; Keith Jarrett (piano) plays jazz standards; was released on VHS in 1987, on DVD in 2002; DVD output in NTSC format only | Image entertainment |
1993 | Live at Open Theater East 1993 | Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live from the Open Theater East, Tokyo on July 25, 1993; published 2005 | Videoarts |
1996 | Keith Jarrett Trio Concert 1996 | Keith Jarrett (piano) with Gary Peacock (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live at Bunkamura Orchard Hall, Tokyo on March 30, 1996; published 2005 | Videoarts |
1996 | Live in Japan 93/96 | Keith Jarrett (piano), Gary Peacock (bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums); Recorded live from the Open Theater East, Tokyo on July 25, 1993 and Hitomi Memorial Hall, Tokyo on March 30, 1996;
Republication of the Standards Trio Concerts in 2008; originally published separately as Live at Open Theater East and Trio Concert 1996 |
ECM |
2001 | John Coltrane, Ben Webster, Sonny Rollins, Charles Lloyd With Keith Jarrett - Four Tenors | Keith Jarrett can be heard on three songs by the Charles Lloyd Quartet | Idem Home Video |
2002 | Tokyo Solo 2002 - The 150th Concert In Japan | Solo piano; Live recording from the “Tokyo Bunka Kaikan”, Tokyo on October 30, 2002; published 2006 | ECM |
2008 | Miles Davis & Keith Jarrett - The 1971 Berlin Concert | Miles Davis from the Philharmonie, Berlin on November 6, 1971 and Keith Jarrett from the Umbria Jazz Festival, Perugia on July 26, 1974 | Jazz VIP |
2011 | Keith Jarrett plays in the Cologne Opera House - BR-Klassik | Film excerpt from the Cologne Concert from the Cologne Opera on January 24, 1975 | ARD media library |
Film documentaries
Year of publication | title | more details | Label |
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2005 | The Art of Improvisation | Documentary about the Keith Jarrett Trio. Interviews with Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette | EuroArts |
2007 | Keith Jarrett - a portrait of the American jazz pianist. 2007 | 30 minute portrait of Keith Jarrett; Script and direction: Frank Zervos and Ekkehard Wetzel | ZDFdokukanal |
Chart placements
Albums
year | title |
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1975 | El Juicio (the Judgment) | - | - | - |
US160 (5 weeks) US |
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1976 | Arbor Zena | - | - | - |
US179 (3 weeks) US |
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Mysteries | - | - | - |
US184 (2 weeks) US |
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In The Light | - | - | - |
US195 (1 week) US |
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1977 | Byablue | - | - | - |
US117 (6 weeks) US |
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Staircase / Hourglass / Sundial / Sand | - | - | - |
US141 (12 weeks) US |
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Shades | - | - | - |
US174 (4 weeks) US |
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1978 | My song | - | - | - |
US174 (2 weeks) US |
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1997 | La Scala |
DE74 (2 weeks) DE |
- |
CH27 (7 weeks) CH |
- | |
1999 | The Melody At Night With You |
DE31 (16 weeks) DE |
- | - | - | |
2004 | The Out-Of-Towners |
DE88 (1 week) DE |
- | - | - |
with Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette
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2005 | Radiance |
DE62 (4 weeks) DE |
AT47 (4 weeks) AT |
CH42 (6 weeks) CH |
- | |
2006 | The Carnegie Hall Concert |
DE87 (3 weeks) DE |
- | - | - | |
2007 | My Foolish Heart - Live At Montreux |
DE65 (3 weeks) DE |
- | - | - |
with Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette
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2009 | Yesterdays |
DE88 (2 weeks) DE |
- | - | - |
with Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette
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Paris / London - Testament |
DE55 (3 weeks) DE |
- |
CH58 (3 weeks) CH |
- | ||
2010 | Jasmine |
DE23 (9 weeks) DE |
AT26 (5 weeks) AT |
CH40 (9 weeks) CH |
US75 (2 weeks) US |
with Charlie Haden
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2011 | Rio |
DE43 (6 weeks) DE |
AT58 (2 weeks) AT |
CH64 (1 week) CH |
- | |
2013 | Somewhere |
DE62 (1 week) DE |
AT62 (1 week) AT |
- |
US177 (1 week) US |
with Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette
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2014 | Last dance |
DE21st ![]() (11 weeks)DE |
AT31 (3 weeks) AT |
CH30 (10 weeks) CH |
US94 (1 week) US |
with Charlie Haden
|
Hamburg '72 |
DE81 (1 week) DE |
- | - | - |
with Charlie Haden and Paul Motian
|
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2015 | Creation |
DE26 (2 weeks) DE |
AT50 (1 week) AT |
CH39 (3 weeks) CH |
- | |
Samuel Barber: Piano Concerto op.38 - Béla Bartók: Piano Concerto No. 3 - Keith Jarrett: Tokyo Enco |
DE93 (1 week) DE |
- | - | - | ||
2016 | A multitude of angels |
DE49 (3 weeks) DE |
- |
CH50 (3 weeks) CH |
- | |
2018 | After the fall |
DE35 (3 weeks) DE |
AT31 (2 weeks) AT |
CH32 (5 weeks) CH |
- |
with Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette
|
La fenice |
DE18 (2 weeks) DE |
AT50 (1 week) AT |
CH9 (3 weeks) CH |
- | ||
2019 | Munich 2016 |
DE50 (... weeks) DE |
- |
CH45 (3 weeks) CH |
- |
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Awards for music sales
Note: Awards in countries from the chart tables or chart boxes can be found in these.
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20,000 | musikindustrie.de |
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literature
- Uwe Andresen: Keith Jarrett. His life, his music, his records . Oreos, Gauting-Buchendorf 1985, ISBN 3-923657-09-9 .
- Ian Carr : Keith Jarrett. The Man and His Music . Paladin, London 1992, ISBN 0-586-09219-6 .
- Wolfgang Sandner : Keith Jarrett. A biography. Rowohlt, Berlin 2015, ISBN 978-3-87134-780-1 .
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- ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak Chronological discography in the Keith Jarrett Catalog at jazzdisco.org. Retrieved December 28, 2016 .
- ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al compilation of all Keith Jarrett albums at discogs.com. Retrieved December 30, 2016 .
- ↑ Chip Stern, liner notes of the new edition at Columbia / Sony 1991
- ↑ s. ECM catalog for all listed albums by this label. Retrieved December 20, 2016 .
- ↑ s. Atlantic catalog at jazzdisco.org for all Atlantic albums. Retrieved December 22, 2016 .
- ↑ s. Impulse catalog at jazzdisco.org for all Impulse albums. Retrieved December 22, 2016 .
- ↑ s. Vortex catalog at Atlantic Records for all named albums by this label. Retrieved December 20, 2016 .
- ↑ s. the Limelight Series of the Mercury catalog at jazzdisco.org. Retrieved December 22, 2016 .
- ↑ a b c d e charleslloyd.com
- ↑ Concert review (Alan Bershaw)
- ↑ a b Bitches Brew Live
- ↑ Jarrett was not involved in any of the other tracks on the album.
- ↑ see DVD at kind-of-blue.de. Accessed December 31, 2016 .
- ↑ see zdf-jahrbuch.de 2007. Retrieved on December 31, 2016 .
- ↑ Chart sources: Charts DE Charts AT Charts CH Charts US
Web links
- Keith Jarrett's biography at jazzecho.de
- Keith Jarrett at jazzdisco.org
- Keith Jarrett at discogs.com
- Keith Jarrett at allmusic.com
- Keith Jarrett at ecmrecords
- Keith Jarrett at keithjarrett.it
- Keith Jarrett at keithjarrett.org
- Keith Jarrett at facebook.com