Keith Jarrett, Tokyo '96 - 1h 19m 7s

Tracks & Durations

1. It Could Happen To You	11:38
2. Never Let Me Go	7:02
3. Billie's Bounce	8:07
4. Summer Night	7:37
5. I'll Remember April	10:20
6. Mona Lisa	3:16
7. Autumn Leaves	7:58
8. Last Night When We Were Young	9:55
9. John's Abbey	5:50
10. My Funny Valentine	7:15

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Review

Keith Jarrett and his regular trio partners (Gary Peacock on bass, Jack DeJohnette on drums) turn in an above average performance on this live disc recorded in Tokyo's Orchard Hall. Thanks to ECM's pristine recording, we are treated to every skittering whisper of DeJohnette's brushes, the remarkable geometry of Peacock's bass and, of course, Jarrett's telltale vocal exclamations. And on Tokyo, he gets off to a quick start, letting out a spirited whoop as the bass and drums of "It Could Happen to You" cascade into his rolling melody. From there, Jarrett is in good spirits and fine form, including wonderfully intertwined and melodic renditions of "Billie's Bounce" and "My Funny Valentine." Not only a welcome addition to the Jarrett shelf for fans, but a terrific place to begin an appreciation of the pianist. --S. DudaJapanese Exclusive Live Release featuring Tracks Recorded Live in Tokyo, Japan in 1996. Tracks: It Could Happen to You, Never Let Me Go, Billy's Bounce, Summer Night, I'll Remeber April, Mona Lisa, Autumn Leaves, Last Night When We Were Young, and More.

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Tokyo '96

Tracks: 10, Disk length: 1h 19m 8s (+0m 1s)

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