Keith Jarrett Trio - I Wish I Knew

keith jarrett : piano
jack dejohnette : drums
gary peacock : bass
SUN.JAZZ.RADIO (Shoutcast)
Recorded Live at Koseinekin hall,Tokyo on feb 15,1985

[@ouriel]

This intro is out of this world. You know the tune is coming and yet this is a song of its own which takes an unexpected poetic path to light. Only Keith Jarrett has the mastery to achieve this level of perfection

[@jeharli]

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[@juicyjpink]

Jeeze, Jarrett not only "inhabits," but he travels through, unravels and takes his listeners along on the journey of a song that you never realized was there to be explored in the first place...he's never less than profound. It's a gift to be alive while he's creating music!

[@dangfd551]

Poetic!

[@MrRickywallace]

Just listening again, ya’ll. One thing that I love about Keith’s playing is his introductions-they’re like songs in themselves.

[@nesso011]

This is beyond music, this is pure expression, pure energy, life itself coliding with sound. I admire him so much, and I´m not even a musician... This is just amazingly touching.

[@jamaljabbar5014]

'Margot' & 'Love No.1' are as good as it gets.

[@jielangone7475]

@@jamaljabbar5014 well said, real music is that words are not enough, and Jarrett make that happen....it goes to your heart and soul... I am a very lucky woman indeed...to understand his music...music itself IS a language by its own ...

[@jerylbarginear8922]

@@jielangone7475 One thing about him, is that he's so very well trained. Full fledged classical pianist and full fledged jazz pianist. Hell-of-a-combination. Eclectic colors. It's a beautiful thing. Almost as beautiful, as a beautiful woman.

[@frankkalejo8809]

Pure jazz ! Such beautiful music I miss you Chicago ! Way from Vegas

[@michaelchapman4955]

Keith Jarrett's "Standards" albums are So damn good!...... Keith & His Trio's take on Rodgers & Hart's "Falling in Love with Love" ( 1938 ) is a Vivid example of Such- It's one of My all-time Favorite Jazz recordings

[@LoveThyNeighbourMusic]

I was there!!!!! Koseinenkin hall in Tokyo. Thank you for uploading. I’m recalling my precious memory.

[@kingusmcgee]

Originally in ballad form written by Harry Warren & Mack Gordon for the 1945 movie, DIAMOND HORSESHOE sung by Dick Haymes, but delivered beautifully by Keith Jarrett's trio in an up-tempo Latin jazz sound. A well composed ballad can handle most any tempo as shown here. Keith once said much of his improv influenced by classical music, Bach in particular..

[@jielangone7475]

Jarrett, I am so lucky to have you music with me this moment, your music is the food to my soul....

[@stefer5979]

Jarrett is Jarrett. simple. intense. deep.

[@fredmoore556]

Awesomeness 🌿🌹🥰💜‼️

[@hambrickdetroit]

The purity of Keith is always the bitter sweet of life his tones leave me with tears because they touch parts of my soul that hurt but in-lighted me to feel the strength in just the simplicity of a Trio

[@michaelchapman4955]

Keith is so inside like Bill Evans able to touch one's mind, heart & soul.... especially the last 4+yrs as now it's Dec 9th 2020 1102 pm pacific standard time on the Oregon Coast

[@alexeonbel4304]

You shouldn’t be able to make intros off the cuff like that. That is just mind blowing.

[@ramazkhatiashvili5440]

Happy birthday, Keith.

[@JLorz84]

True, you cannot find the same lick two times in a whole album, and this thing is quite... frightening... It's hard even to think reaching a genius like him. But in my opinion every musician should take example from his total and so intense involvement of mind, body and soul in one great creative efford, that leads to that music, PURE music. Every one can do this, and the degree you reach depends fundamentally on HOW INTENSELY YOU WANT to reach an artistic target..

[@dalestephens9361]

So very true

[@michaelchapman4955]

'Such divine nuance integration by Keith Jarrett & His Trio Jack Dejohnette & Gary Peacock

[@alikemali5210]

I was Lucky to see and hear them in İstanbul in 1987...how great musicians they are..

[@guscaldas2]

Playing and listening to so much music almost all the time, from classical,baroque,brazilian,jazz including Evans,BradMehldau,Corea,Hancock,ambient,progressive rock,etc.. Everytime I go back to Jarrett I feel he is an inch ahead of everyone in regards to depth of expression. But it is a monumental inch! This is just my own perception. Don't mean to pronouce the truth here!

[@sandraeckelhofer]

te amooooo Keith Jarrett 😍 😍 😍 love you like crazy, Keith!

[@jaimalucianommancini]

immeasurable, infinite inch...!

[@thomasarneson4511]

Jack Dejohnette introducesd Jarrett to Charles Lloyd, to jump start Keiths carrer, of course he was already noticed by a lot of musicians, so it was only a matter of time and circumstances before he made it big. Checkout Forest Flower by Lloyd.

[@franke5320]

Glorious. Just glorious!

[@Skipperj]

Thanks barkofink for this timeless piece of Jazz history.They were pretty young on this.

[@pebblefrog196]

I love how keith changes the V to minor the first time in the second bar and then back to a regular V7

[@thomasarneson4511]

Its Cm7 to F7 flat 9. I think thats what you mean. Then B flat major 7. Yes, very nice. Section A starts: Cm7 Cm7#5 Cm7.

[@pedropereiraneto]

A whole different universe.

[@LuisBustilloP]

La vida es bella!

[@tdeecy]

I wish I knew Kieth Jarrett. But this will have to do.

[@sandraeckelhofer]

ahahah tdeecy great comment ;) I love KJ. truly. madly. deeply.

[@sandraeckelhofer]

is it me you're talking to, vibrantZebra1? if so, let me tell you this: I have no expectations of getting married to KJ. I don't even expect to see him in a live performance at this point. now, let's suppose he is what you say he is, so what? I love the genius in KJ. I love his music as madly as he can be mad at it himself. I share this madness with him, I'd say. I worship the man, he is a god to me. I listen to him every single day in my life. there's no greater pianist/musician to me. so, why shouldn't I adore Keith Jarrett, he being or not being the asshole some claim him to be? he behaves like a prima donna? he's not nice to people around him? what do you mean? why should I care? is there anything I can do about it, or anybody else for that matter? I won't stop loving Keith Jarrett for this or that reason. I shall die in love with his playing, I can't help it. his music talks to my soul. period.

[@sandraeckelhofer]

good then.

[@AndreasDelleske]

tdeecy this is like an ending of a ballad

[@julioperezleiva2600]

Descubro un enorme músico de jazz ,desde Evans no tenía un encuentro tan maravilloso con el género.-

[@nuriapalma8791]

Qué disfrute! Arte total, Jarrett ♥️🎼

[@laslatty1016]

Some people knock KJ for his vocalize.IMO I totally understand!! I cannot read a note of music..yet i performed as a session musician for 35 years ...playing for all the Legends of Jazz in the 50s and 60s.Don’t get hung up on his utterings..the man is simply without comparison..he is the greatest keyboard player on Planet Earth...bar none!!!!!

[@christinezhu9675]

Really like the vocal. Makes me smile:)))

[@ujanalarma1178]

Peace!

[@pablotorres7436]

La intro parece un poco fue a manera de saludo a Bill Evans y su Waltz For Debby, hasta en la forma de colocar su cuerpo y cabeza, a la manera de Evans... Keith Jarrett rescató una canción standard romántico noeteamericana que ya no se la tocaba (de 1945 I Wish I Knew)... La trajo para una nuueva generación y con un estilo latin brasileño samba ... Tocó usando mucho Bach y parece también referencias del piano cubano en estilo cha cha chá .... Un bailecito de sambinha (ahi mismo en un solo ladrillito) ... Al cierre un poco de piano melódico silbable en el registro agudo del pianoforte, a lo Jobim... Jarrett, Gary Peacock y Jack De Johnette gracias por tanto... ❤🎹🎹🎻🥁♾️💃🏝️🐬🌊

[@pablotorres7436]

Jarrett ya se retiró del piano y disfruta de la vida con su esposa en una casa en un bosque en las afueras de New York creo.... Se ponía en unas posiciones inverosímiles para un pianista: pero nunca perdía la línea correctísima de sus brazos y manos .. es inexplicable que esas contorsiones no le hicieran perder la posición de pianista de escuela clásica 🙃🙃🙃

[@andreaspfluger2092]

Beautiful and fresh Latin lilt to this.

[@Plafintarr]

Lol! The squirming and the faces are awesome.

[@tshi7682]

Sadness and joy

[@MrRickywallace]

Excellent!

[@juancarlosmusica]

amazing

[@gprosser11]

I Wish I Knew: Keith Jarrett Trio..Thnx. barkofink....

[@Simon.111]

Merci infiniment

[@joaquinwittenstein6785]

i really felt that part that goes like "iniieee nieehheee nieeheheh "

[@pfferraris]

Fantastico

[@douglong77]

@dailymocha true, only a lifer, one who has dedicated his/her entire life to piano can KNOW how amazing Keith really is. Mortals have no Idea what they say or hear sometimes, and this is the closest to eternity one will ever experience!

[@mellowdocbeats7755]

soothing !

[@crisalfabeta1]

KJ es el mejor!!!!!.... de los actuales también me fascina Lynne Arriale y Yamamoto.

[@JLorz84]

Every one, I mean, every musician of course...

[@harrywarrenfans4291]

Music by Harry Warren, lyrics by Mack Gordon Come visit and "Like" us @ Harry Warren Fans on Facebook. Thanks!

[@muzo56281721]

@guscaldas2 You don't have to in words. Let the spiritual realm of music inform to all: Keith is 'the best', and exception to all the rules we understand about music and the source of what we've yet to discover or not of it.

[@Vayshen]

@ausrotten9 He has an income that can support the maintenance on his body. Besides he's already broken down once before and since then doesn't play too often per year. It is incredibly difficult to understand how he can maintain perfect control over technique, sound and everything despite his posture(s). But that just shows how involved he is. It's at least 120%; that's what it takes.

[@EasternStandardTim]

3:15 me to my man, me too

[@dragondix]

from 7:56... Beyond words.

[@1moukake]

👑

[@freddiefreejazzify]

@wellsounds The composers are Harry Warren and Mack Gordon. The version of the Bill Evans Trio (with Scott LaFaro and Paul Motian) is definitely the ONE. (>>>> Explorations, riverside, 1961)

[@josephslotnick4516]

Keith is so intense...

[@alecbeloin]

henry warren in 1945...lyrics by Mack Gordon, great tune...one of my favorite. check out chet baker doing it, and trane's version on his ballads album

[@harrywarrenfans4291]

Harry Warren

[@henkdevries2002]

Yes I love this tune and Coltranes version. Also Bill Evans on Exprorations is great. I'll check out Chet Bakers version. I'm currently looking for more versions of this tune.

[@jonggeunsung3255]

good

[@MatSmithLondon]

@guscaldas2 I keep going away. Then I keep coming back to Jarrett.

[@jamaljabbar5014]

Peacock, great player eh? Eddie Gomez ain't no joke either.

[@asd-uv2it]

3:12 cool!

[@frankjauringerjr.5912]

I`am not a piano player. I GET IT big time!!!

[@ozelf1]

guscaldas2,you tell the truth!Add Glenn Gould,and Thelonious,for a nice trinity!

[@thomasarneson4511]

Glen Gould, nice Bach, but different genre. Monk, I agree, you got to hear Light Blue.

[@gjford1951]

I would add Gonzalo Rubalcaba.

[@jiyujizai]

🍀❣️🍒😃

[@Smokeyo12987]

And the the God asks why - I wish I knew

[@MyAscendingMind]

@jazzflutist .. Nobody can share a tooth pain... So if you need an explanation of a sunrise or an eclipse.. probably you are blocked in your deepest sensibility... The music, as the same as all Beaux Arts, can't be explained.. just can be tasted, lived and the body or mind can enjoy and feel the essence, but not explained...

[@caponsacchi9979]

Keith's great contribution to jazz was his rescuing the music from the "folkiness and slickness" of smooth jazz and committing himself to the "standards." Without the Great American Songbook, jazz becomes a hodgepodge of meaningless, ephemeral licks instead of an art grounded in different era's. Like take "Body and Soul" and trace its interpretations from Hawk to Rollins to Stitt to Getz and, finally, to Coltrane.

[@MarkTarmannPianoCheck_it_out]

look at that freaky big Men's Fitness Magazine sized muscle on his left hand (the edge of his palm under the little finger, the "hypothemor") and tell me piano technique isn't about hand and finger strength.

[@tdeecy]

Pianists tell me that the strength comes with the constant playing.

[@MarkTarmannPianoCheck_it_out]

tdeecy finger strength derived from practice and playing. yes.

[@BleuZ00m]

Not sure if these are the correct lyrics, though. Jarrett's evocation of this piece embodies Lionel Hampton's lyrics, posted below. I hope I'm not wrong? Kindly let me know, please?

[@hungryhobo89]

I know that others will completely disagree with me but thats just my opinion..

[@MarciaPeres41]

[@davepeckjazz]

Mack Gordon and Harry Warren

[@Regisphilben]

@jazzflutist jazzflutist, I hear him using a lot of space, especially in his presentation of the melody. Can you record yourself playing a standard, so that we can hear you demonstrate an effective use of space? Most people who criticize the masters probably couldn't get through a tune list of 10 tunes or more...please enlighten us with some playing of your own. -a music educator

[@malinaleo]

Blza

[@HenryWinehard]

#winning

[@dariogrdz]

7:37 🥵

[@765micha]

wes montgomery

[@user-ov8xx1wk3t]

any chance i can find this intro on pdf or something ?

[@amedtee]

Nik DimiNiTsSk what would you do with it ?

[@amedtee]

Nik DimiNiTsSk what would you do with it ?

[@user-ov8xx1wk3t]

transcript it ofc :D

[@icecreamforcrowhurst]

A bit meandering on the intro and not crazy about the latin treatment either. Top guys though. Jack DeJohnette is such a musical drummer

[@isaksigurdssnnhungnes624]

1:45 6:18

[@Nadayulu]

If i can just mute his squirming, it would be perfect.

[@Cantbuyathrill]

As of 3:30 , very distracting and overly dramatic Keith's squirming and twitching and moaning and groaning. Is he at the piano, or on the toilet. We all know he's very musically sensitive, but give it a fuckin break & play it straight already. If I wanted a visual performance I'd go to the circus -as much as I am scared of clowns- This piece is called "Bowel Movement #2" to be played Molto Pinchatto, from his album Cuasimodo Blues.

[@benschwemmer]

If you want it straight go to Chick-fil-A. You will one day learn to open your mind, i just know it. Stay clever

[@Cantbuyathrill]

Calm down, fanboy!