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Garbarek Jan: Selected recordings [2 CD]

Metheny Pat: Bright size life [Vinyl LP]

Jarrett Keith: Belonging [Vinyl LP]

Färsk vinylutgåva i ECMs lyxiga audiofilserie "Luminessence"! <br/>Jan Garbarek Quartets "Afric Pepperbird" (1971).

Gitarristen John Scofield och basisten Dave Holland, två av jazzens samtida mästare, har genom åren spelat tillsammans i sammanhang som projekt med Herbie Hancock och Joe Henderson samt i ett livfullt gemensamt band lett av Joe Lovano och Al Foster. Memories of Home är deras första duoalbum.

Metheny Pat/Lyle Mays/Steve Rod: Pat Metheny [Vinyl LP]

ECM is particularly pleased to present this two-disc set by one of the most outstanding groups of its era, the group often referred to as 'Belonging' or Keith Jarrett's 'European Quartet', heard here in a previously unreleased concert recording from 1979. After more than three decades in the archive, this "sleeper" now awakes, sounding thoroughly alive and of the moment. <br/><br/>"Sleeper" is a significant addition to the group's small discography, until now comprised of the albums "Belonging" (1974), "My Song" (recorded 1977, released 1978), "Nude Ants" (recorded 1979), and "Personal Mountains" (1979, released 1989). The pieces performed by the quartet on April 16, 1979, at Tokyo's Nakano Sun Plaza were Jarrett compositions - "Personal Mountains", "Innocence", "So Tender", "Oasis", "Chant of the Soil", "Prism" and "New Dance" - all written for this ensemble (in later years, "Prism" and "So Tender" would be reinterpreted by the "Standards" trio), all delivered with enormous verve. This was a group that could play very freely, and joyously, inside the melodic and rhythmic structures set up or implied by Keith Jarrett's writing, with an extraordinary and unforced sense of flow. As Jarrett said at the time: "I myself, as a so-called leader, wish very, very often to blend with the other three musicians and that situation [the Belonging band] allows that, because no one is fighting with anyone else. Everyone is just trying to make the thing transparent and clear and feeling good."