Quote from: David Houck on February 08, 2025, 05:48:37 PM
Yasmin Williams: Tiny Desk Concert

For those who (like I) were wondering what she's playing, it's a Skytop Grand Concert; Skytop is the brand name used by luthier Eric Weigeshoff of New Paltz, NY. 

Peter

What I think is the finest "Fire On The Mountain" I've ever heard - with the freakiest visuals yet from YT's Jam Band Videos channel (though perhaps a bit much right now for those in SoCal.....) 

Peter

Keith Jarrett, The Köln Concert: 

A former GF was a keyboardist (got her Bachelor's in Harpsichord Performance), and had this album.  It was the first jazz that caught my ear (and that had nothing to do with what we got up to when baked and listening to it......)

Peter

Thank you as well Dave, 

Perhaps a bit more swingin on the chandelier 

WDR BIG BAND

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on February 08, 2025, 09:08:49 PM
Keith Jarrett, The Köln Concert: 

A former GF was a keyboardist (got her Bachelor's in Harpsichord Performance), and had this album.  It was the first jazz that caught my ear (and that had nothing to do with what we got up to when baked and listening to it......)

Peter

I have his Bremen / Lausanne concerts, which was recorded around the same time, performed in the same completely improvised style, and is equally amazing.

Hands down, my favorite jazz pianist. Although the Lausanne-Bremen and Koln concerts are amazing, people should also check out the Sun Bear Concerts and trio and quartet work Jarrett has done with Jan Garbarek, Dave Holland, Jack DeJonette, Gary Peacock, etc. Amazing output over the years despite experiencing chronic fatigue syndrome and such a shame that the strokes he had put and end to his musical career.

Quote from: David Houck on February 09, 2025, 07:12:24 AM

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on February 08, 2025, 09:08:49 PM
Keith Jarrett, The Köln Concert: 

A former GF was a keyboardist (got her Bachelor's in Harpsichord Performance), and had this album.  It was the first jazz that caught my ear (and that had nothing to do with what we got up to when baked and listening to it......)

Peter

I have his Bremen / Lausanne concerts, which was recorded around the same time, performed in the same completely improvised style, and is equally amazing.

I discovered in the comments last night that he showed up at the venue in Köln and found, in place of the high-end piano his contract called for, a crappy one, out of tune and with a broken pedal.  He almost cancelled.  They got it tuned, but he stayed on the middle keys the whole time because the high & low registers were so fecal sounding.
Makes it even more amazing, I think.

Peter

Quote from: hammer on February 09, 2025, 08:39:57 AM
Hands down, my favorite jazz pianist. Although the Lausanne-Bremen and Koln concerts are amazing, people should also check out the Sun Bear Concerts and trio and quartet work Jarrett has done with Jan Garbarek, Dave Holland, Jack DeJonette, Gary Peacock, etc. Amazing output over the years despite experiencing chronic fatigue syndrome and such a shame that the strokes he had put and end to his musical career.

Yes; I have the double album "Tribute" with DeJohnette and Peacock, wonderful takes on jazz standards including this gem, which back long ago I used to think was over covered, but this version is absolutely beautiful.

Had to break out my Ax and play along with these dudes

Givin me my fingers a little stretch

Wakin up the neighbors   well, maybe not that loud 

Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio - Warm-up Set (Live on KEXP)

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on February 09, 2025, 09:53:55 AM

Quote from: David Houck on February 09, 2025, 07:12:24 AM

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on February 08, 2025, 09:08:49 PM
Keith Jarrett, The Köln Concert: 

A former GF was a keyboardist (got her Bachelor's in Harpsichord Performance), and had this album.  It was the first jazz that caught my ear (and that had nothing to do with what we got up to when baked and listening to it......)

Peter

I have his Bremen / Lausanne concerts, which was recorded around the same time, performed in the same completely improvised style, and is equally amazing.

I discovered in the comments last night that he showed up at the venue in Köln and found, in place of the high-end piano his contract called for, a crappy one, out of tune and with a broken pedal.  He almost cancelled.  They got it tuned, but he stayed on the middle keys the whole time because the high & low registers were so fecal sounding.
Makes it even more amazing, I think.

Peter

Agreed; amazing.

Quote from: Quasar1 on February 10, 2025, 05:11:55 PM
Had to break out my Ax and play along with these dudes

Givin me my fingers a little stretch

Wakin up the neighbors   well, maybe not that loud 

Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio - Warm-up Set (Live on KEXP)

Groovin'!

Quote from: Quasar1 on February 10, 2025, 05:11:55 PM
Had to break out my Ax and play along with these dudes

Givin me my fingers a little stretch

Wakin up the neighbors   well, maybe not that loud 

Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio - Warm-up Set (Live on KEXP)

I love this!  I may have posted it long ago - but that's kewl, it's always good to give it another spin!  Jimmy James on guitar.

Peter

And from my sidebar - Matt Andersen: 

Peter

Digging the Delvon Lamarr stuff. Nice bass pedal work! And I am appropriately pricing a flight case for a Leslie 122 as I listen. 

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on February 10, 2025, 09:45:23 PM
And from my sidebar - Matt Andersen: 

Peter
Hey Peter , I thoroughly enjoyed Matt Anderson 😀  I was reminded of Avi Kaplan