Keith Jarrett trio - Live at Open Theater east,Japan (25.07.1993).[Full show]

[@nathanponchaux1096]

Here's the tracklist with the timecodes : 1- In Your Own Sweet Way : 0:00 2- Butch And Butch : 15:12 3- Basin Street Blues : 24:07 4- Solar - Extension : 31:28 5- If I Were A Bell : 59:43 6- I Fall In Love Too Easily : 1:15:09 7- Oleo : 1:25:47 8- Bye Bye Blackbird : 1:37:25 9- The Cure : 1:49:27 10- I Thought About You : 2:00:56

[@jeancastera]

Thank you very much

[@leno9636]

Thx, must be added to the main vid description

[@user-qk3gt8ox2g]

本当に感動的です

[@laslatty1016]

BEHOLD!!!!!!!.......The greatest LIVING pianist of contemporary music on Planet Earth!!!!! OMG!!!!

[@jamesc8311]

agreed

[@gustavofortunato4779]

just a genius....and two excelent musicians

[@mvtec4945]

Keith as always,giving us the full body experience ..superb trio

[@jedtulman46]

Our national treasure

[@beercookin]

このトリオは素晴らしい！

[@michaelalderete9622]

Solar - Extension at (31:29)

[@Steve_248]

This Oleo version is a fucking maddnes. Mind blowing

[@astralcourtmusician]

Anyone know what that product is Keith puts on his hands and the piano keys?

[@creaturesanima]

does anyone know the title of the piece on 1 hour and 50 mins?

[@UltrafiAV]

Yes, this piece is called "The Cure". The trio also has an ECM album called "The Cure" released in 1991, which also contains this song. This entire concert is also available on DVD. Fun fact: I was actually at this concert. I was living and working in Hamamatsu city at the time, so a bass player friend and I took the bullet train to Tokyo to see the concert. We sat in the fourth row just right of center. A fantastic concert! I kept my ticket stub as a souvenir. It was ¥8,000 (about $80 Canadian at that time).

[@HelenBrown-s1j]

Young Kenneth Johnson Brian Anderson Shirley

[@armandogabba2769]

Well..is it necessary to do all that goddam magilla with the body and the mumbling ? can’t you just play ? I mean …you’re very good but…why?

[@chrisquick9219]

Keith has PERFECT pitch and literally sings the notes to himself as he’s playing. Yes, when he’s performing, he has to.

[@currrensthlm-khonkaen]

yes!!!! don't look, if you cant stand it. ues your EARS😅😅❤

[@armandogabba2769]

@@currrensthlm-khonkaen in fact it is what I do otherwise I could’nt listen to him. He’s great but he looks like à feeble minded… »like Glenn gould

[@ausmiku]

Shame about the silly histrionics and singing. It ruins the performance and makes it look cheap.

[@davidsheriff9274]

His vocalizing Is not histrionics at all,he has been asked about it before, and he says it's not done consciously and he can't help it,if you look up some interviews he talks about it,If you don't like it and you think it's distracting and annoying, that's one thing and many people agree with you, but to say that he's intentionally doing it to be theatrical and quirky is simply not true. There is nothing phony and "showbizy"about him at all,he is a true artist. BTW, there are other pianists that unintentionally verbalize as well when they play like Glenn Gould and Oscar Peterson. Keith recently had a debilitating stroke,he did an interview with Rick Beato and if you watch that you will see that he is a very mild mannered humble person,he wouldn't dream of doing anything phony on stage, that's not who he is.

[@ΝικοςΖωχιος-χ8π]

You are talking abut the GOD of music! Nothing can be comparable to this artist! Wait for another 100 years and you might find someone like him....

[@noelhalvordson6465]

Nice ragebait

[@p.as.in.pterodactyl1024]

​@davidsheriff9274 Well said David.

[@javierjeanson3585]

El blues que se tocan en 24:11 es de otra galaxia!!....Que monstruos los tres!!! Esa noche Gary Peackock estaba en llamas.... la versión de "I fall in love too easly" de esa noche es celestial!!!

[@p.as.in.pterodactyl1024]

I especially love the ending to "I Fall in Love Too Easily" from that night.