Charles Lloyd, Keith Jarrett, Cecil McBee & Jack DeJohnette - Molde 1966
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I love these early clips of Keith, playing these compositions. Truly wonderful.
ImaniHekima 2 weeks ago
Damn -- he could always play like crazy -- but he has grown a lot too (Keith). He wouldn't play this kind of solo today, would he? He can still play as fast as anyone would ever want, but he seems completely unhurried when he does it --- he finds his time, owns the groove -- here he is sort of playing on top of the music rather than inside it. But you could never accuse him of that today. Genius.
nobodady1 3 months ago
Seems he was a genius from first moment he sat in front of a piano
FrancescoGuardi 5 months ago
great.
4 monsters still alive.
fuckuuto 7 months ago
what a mofo! he was....21 then??
emiliosollamusic 9 months ago
Jack and Keith were the catalysts of this band and it shows here. That's why they're still playing together with Gary Peacock. Keith is burning on this waltz.
partidoalto1 1 year ago
66........yeah it flew
zenbooter 1 year ago
Ooooooooo.....!!! Nice!!!!!
svetlino 1 year ago
helt ubegripelig fantastisk. og det er i Molde!!!!
bongoferdinand 1 year ago
Really happy to see this. Thank you.
nobodady1 1 year ago