Description

 
2010 Release From "Keith Jarrett & Charlie Haden" Titled "Jasmine".

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Description...

     When it comes to his jazz projects, Keith Jarrett is a
     creature of habit. For the past twenty-seven years, the
     pianist has mostly performed and recorded either as a soloist
     or in a trio with the bassist Gary Peacock and the drummer
     Jack DeJohnette. There have been exceptions: the drummer Paul
     Motian appeared on At the Deer Head Inn, from 1992, one of
     Jarretts most rewarding albums. Now Jarrett has teamed up
     with the bassist Charlie Haden for an informal home-studio
     duet recording, and the exceptional result, Jasmine (ECM),
     is set to be released on May 25. Haden is a longtime friend
     whose association with Jarrett goes back to the pianists
     first trio, in the late sixties, as well as to his celebrated
     American Quartet, of the seventies. Despite the extended
     hiatus between collaborations, he has retained the intuitive
     musical connection that he long ago developed with the
     mercurial keyboardist.

     Unlike the agile Peacock, Haden is a meditative player, and
     this reflective quality has a calming effect on Jarrett.
     Haden makes the most of silence: he carefully leaves space
     between notes, isolating them and emphasizing the rich tone
     of his instrument. A strong case can be made for the notion
     that Jarrett is at his best when he is ruminating on ballads
     or working at slow or medium tempos he too often sounds
     jittery on breakneck bebop performances. This intimate
     project affords him plenty of chances to relax. The
     repertoire is mixed, to good effect; Haden and Jarrett
     perform tunes that are both well-worn (For All We Know,
     Body and Soul, Goodbye) and offbeat (Peggy Lees Where
     Can I Go Without You? Joe Samples One Day Ill Fly Away).
     Throughout, the duo operates in a comfort zone that values
     felicitous melody and openhearted sentiment over displays of
     bravado. Jasmine is as unashamedly expressive a recording
     as either man has ever made.

Tracklisting :

  01 For All We Know                                        09:49
  02 Where Can T Go Without You                             09:25
  03 No Moon At All                                         04:42
  04 One Day I'll Fly Away                                  04:19
  05 I'm Gonna Laugh You Right Out Of My Life               12:12
  06 Body And Soul                                          11:13
  07 Goodbye                                                08:04
  08 Don't Ever Leave Me                                    03:11