Keith Jarrett Trio - Blame It on My Youth

[nutmegdesigns]

this is splendid!

[tulrob]

an amazing person...this why my brother dug Keith so much...light years above most players...wow..gives me chills///// Rob Tullius

[mecagoenlapichorra]

painfully moving

[Medjai411]

This is achingly beautiful. Thank you Keith!

[vecernicek2]

do someone have a transcription of this?

[imaginativelads]

That melody, that playing thank you, thank you Oscar Levant, thank you Keith Jarret. Oscar, you were a great wit, but would have made an even greater composer had you not allowed the Gershwins to intimidate you so.

[minds2eyes]

i was at KJT's Seattle concert last week. they all got old...a little bit sad...but music is still so heart touching...Keith event joked around a little bit with audiences. he's getting soft when ages adds up.

[honeybee7700]

wow this is just heart-wrenchingly beautiful

[Natashahoneypot]

noise of the clapping at the end ruins it for me. a quick fade would be nice x

[TheTash66]

This is too good...i need another beer

[FoxFanFla2]

I continue to be amazed by the musicians I'm discovering on YouTube, fantastic!!!!

[SelCeus]

@FoxFanFla2 Indeed there is more to Youtube than kittens and pop videos.

[FoxFanFla2]

@SelCeus Yes, that's quite true, I'm glad there is, too!

[1crankyvet]

God this man really loves his music, and he has every right too... Bloody sensational & with so much feeling and love.

[roop46b]

I am a piano player and singer and evertime i think i am as deep into the zone as i can get i listen and look at mr Jarrett and realize i'm very shallow indeed!!!Depressing really to think that i will never attain such feeling and understanding.It's almost as if every single note is carefully thought out

[mscarolannstaples]

I could listen to and watch Keith 24/7.... His touch and his timing is like no other....One of my all time favorites is "Over the Rainbow"...  Thank you Mr. Jarrett for so much awesome stuff....

[nickbt2007]

look at him! what an artist! :o

[nutmegdesigns]

takes me back to one of the best concerts I have ever seen. Thanks for sharing this wonderful music.

[y34r]

I don't know why i feel it liek this,

but every standard tunes keith/gary/jack played

its like they taking lyric-related feeling of tunes so deeply

esp,keith ,its no wonder why he chose to play standard tunes alot in trio setting,

Lyric of each tunes makes him into playing

just my thought

[mkurty]

Probably the most perfect playing of this song....The tempo sets the romantic mood that is the song's motive. Great backup with the bass vio and drums. Very controlled....Keith is one of a kind......Finding beauty in delicate interpretations.

[Yangsen]

Can someone tell me if this track is ever included on an album?  I'm trying to find this particular recording on iTunes but had no luck...

[wchammers1]

@Yangsen His solo album "The Melody of Nights With You"

[MalteRegah]

@Yangsen yes, you can find it on the Album "The Cure". A very diverse album, consisting of several Jazz-Standards and one rather "untypical" composition by Jarrett called "The Cure".

[MalteRegah]

@Yangsen yes, you can find it on the album "The Cure" which I highly recommend.

[MalteRegah]

Yes, you can find it on the album "The Cure" which I highly recommend!

[gasparmc]

to me keith jarrett is one of the great pianists in history, and one of his major achievements was to break down the curse which is contained into the piano since it was created: an instrument which cannot be hugged, but that does require a profound sensibility and feeling to sound as it deserves... as keith did

[kabelFluestern]

@gasparmc that hug thing is actually a great metaphor. you cant directly get a butter smooth sound out of a piano, because its hammers hitting strings, you can hit a key as softly as you want theres still hammer in there. the softness has to come from kind of in between.. and keith jarrett is the grandmaster of exactly that

[Anoush23]

Bill Evans will lways be the King, but Keith is ok....

[rdiazflamencojazz]

Sublime!

[fukkiemukkie]

amazing

[EndlessMagic]

what the hell???

2626 views???

this worths 262 million views !!!!!!!

[amcheval]

seconding csaby80: Thanks for posting this, it's most beautiful to to listen to, and to watch

[manotick03]

If there is anyone better than Keith, I haven't heard her or him.

[alterierter]

There is no better ,only different. But Keith is magnificent, i agree totally !!

[BeatBrenning]

You can even hear the notes that he's not playing

[Anoush23]

@BeatBrenning they are called "Overtones" and can be heared all the time. It's nothing that he does. But Keith is a fabulous pianist.

[BeatBrenning]

@Anoush23

I know what overtones are, but I don't mean overtones.

I mean that feeling of letting tones passing by, thinking them but not play them.

[y34r]

@BeatBrenning yeah,i got you ,

amazing it is

[skylinefor2]

@BeatBrenning

Totally get what you mean. A lot of restraint, holding back, and carefully selecting all the right notes.

[csaby80]

Thanks for posting this video ,I think is the most beuatiful music what ever heard !!!