Keith Jarrett - I Loves You Porgy

Keith Jarrett performing Gershwin's ballad "I Loves You Porgy" from Solo Tribute - The 100th performance in Japan

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[lotsarain]

The Chuck Norris of Jazz

[silentium altum]

This work is breathtaking. Keith is channeling the same spiritual feeling that Gershwin had through his own experience. The piano isn't the instrument playing the music. Keith's body is. The piano is a convenient extension for his hands and the hands are a convenient extension of his soul. This is pure movement! I have credentials to stand behind my assessment. This is genius.

[Don Boodel]

Getting old isn't that tough. Keep an open mind. One doesn't have to get rid of favorite horses or piano players. I just got on this horse, Jarrett. He's givin me a hellova ride. He took me to hear Danny Boy, and I Love You Porgy. A different, haunting,

unforgettable sound for me. Jarrett is a thoroughbred. A winner. Discovery keeps me young and curious. Try it.

[Jorge Perez Gonzalez]

woooooooww!



[Manuela Santos]

most beautiful music. He is always with me, wonderful company.

[afilipesousa]

ok. 10th time hearing this in a row. I guess I'll stay at home the rest of the day.

Thank you very much for this.

[Jazz Man]

It makes me sad when this insatiable desire to compare artists rears its ugly head... I love Bill evans and Keith jarrett for their genius and varied approach to the artistry of jazz... listen to early Keith and he sounds nothing like anybody but himself, as he does here. And nobody sounded like Bill Evans, but Bill evans... when intellectual analysis begins, jazz ends my friend...

[espectaculardavidrcq]

Que música mas bella, me encanta el piano!!

[Mirage Paddleboard]

The Best

[Oliver Pontius]

He says more in the 2nd chord of this song than I can in an entire solo. Not a day goes by when I didn't wish I was this man.