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Index zu den Alben, die im Faden (kürzer oder länger) vorgestellt werden:
[Ism] – Maua [Link 1]
[Ism] – Japanese Flower [Link 1]Toshiko Akiyoshi – The Many Sides of Toshiko [Link 1]
Joe Albany – Birdtown Birds [Link 1]
Monty Alexander – Monty Meets Sly and Robbie [Link 1]
Monty Alexander – Spunky [Link 1]
Monty Alexander Trio – Montreux Alexander: Live! At The Montreux Festival [Link 1]
Geri Allen Trio – The Printmakers [Link 1 | Link 2]
Geri Allen Trio – Twenty One [Link 1 | Link 2]
Geri Allen / Charlie Haden / Paul Motian – Segments [Link 1 | Link 2]
Geri Allen / Charlie Haden / Paul Motian – In the Year of the Dragon [Link 1 | Link 2]
Geri Allen / Charlie Haden / Paul Motian – Live at the Village Vanguard [Link 1 | Link 2]
Geri Allen / Charlie Haden / Paul Motian – Live at the Village Vanguard. Unissued Tracks [Link 1 | Link 2]
Geri Allen / Dave Holland / Jack DeJohnette – The Life of a Song [Link 1 | Link 2]
Barry Altschul / Paul Bley / Gary Peacock – Virtuosi [Link 1 | Link 2]
Arild Andersen w/Vassily Tsabropoulos and John Marshall – The Triangle [Link 1]
Chris Anderson Trio – Inverted Image [Link 1]
Chris Anderson Trio – My Romance [Link 1]
Georges Arvanitas Trio – Live Again [Link 1]
Georges Arvanitas Trio – Porgy and Bess [Link 1]
Giorgio Azzolini – What’s Happening? [Link 1]Kenny Barron – The Only One [Link 1]
Kenny Barron Trio – Live at Bradley’s II: The Perfect Set [Link 1]
Kenny Barron Trio – The Moment [Link 1]
Gordon Beck Trio – Gyroscope [Link 1]
Gordon Beck / Ron Mathewson / Daniel Humair – Jazz Trio [Link 1]
Richie Beirach Trio – Trust [Link 1]
Richie Beirach / George Mraz / Jack DeJohnette – Elm [Link 1]
Charles Bell Trio – In Concert [Link 1]
Karl Berger / Dave Holland / Ed Blackwell – Crystal Fire [Link 1]
Walter Bishop Jr. – Midnight Blue [Link 1]
Walter Bishop Jr. – Old Folks [Link 1]
Walter Bishop Jr. – Speak Low (Milestones) [Link 1]
Paul Bley (EmArcy) [Link 1 | Link 2]
Paul Bley – Ballads [Link 1 | Link 2]
Paul Bley – Blood [Link 1]
Paul Bley – Footloose (+ Floater, Syndrome) [Link 1 | Link 2]
Paul Bley – In Haarlem–Blood [Link 1]
Paul Bley – Introducing Paul Bley [Link 1 | Link 2]
Paul Bley Trio – Closer [Link 1 | Link 2]
Paul Bley Trio – Touching [Link 1]
Paul Bley With Gary Peacock [Link 1 | Link 2]
Paul Bley / Charlie Haden / Paul Motian – Memoirs [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Paul Bley / Gary Peacock / Barry Altschul – Japan Suite [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Joe Bonner – Triangle [Link 1 | Link 2]
Joe Bonner Trio – Parade [Link 1]
Borderlands Trio (Stephan Crump, Kris Davis, Eric McPherson) – Asteroida [Link 1]
Joanne Brackeen – Keyed In [Link 1]
Joanne Brackeen – Snooze (Six Ate) [Link 1]
Joanne Brackeen – Special Identity [Link 1]
Joanne Brackeen – Where Legends Dwell [Link 1]
Joanne Brackeen Trio – Invitation [Link 1]
Dollar Brand > Abdullah Ibrahim
Ray Bryant – Con Alma [Link 1]
Ray Bryant – Here’s Ray Bryant [Link 1]
Ray Bryant – Hot Turkey [Link 1]
Ray Bryant Trio (Prestige) [Link 1 | Trio 2 | Link 3]
Ray Bryant Trio – Little Susie (Columbia) [Link 1]
Ray Bryant Trio – Potpourri [Link 1]
Ronnell Bright Trio (Polydor) [Link 1]
Herbie Brock Trio – Brock’s Tops [Link 1]
Joe Bushkin – Piano Moods [Link 1]
Jaki Byard Trio – Foolin‘ Myself [Link 1]George Cables – Why Not [Link 1]
George Cables Trio – A Letter to Dexter [Link 1]
California Three – Windows [Link 1]
Barbara Carroll – Barbara Carroll [Link 1 | Link 2]
Marc Cary – Trillium [Link 1]
Bill Charlap Trio – Live at the Village Vanguard [Link 1]
Sonny Clark Trio [Link 1]
Kenny Clarke / Wendell Marshall / Hank Jones – The Trio [Link 1]
Bill Clifton – Piano Moods [Link 1]
Johnny Coates Jr. – Portrait [Link 1]
Johnny Coates Jr. – The Jazz Piano of John Coates Jr. [Link 1]
Billy Cobham featuring Ron Carter / Kenny Barron – The Art of Three [Link 1]
Alice Coltrane – Transfiguration [Link 1]
Harold Corbin – Soul Brother [Link 1]
Chick Corea – Now He Sings, Now He Sobs [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Chick Corea – The Song of Singing [Link 1]
Chick Corea / David Holland / Barry Altschul – A.R.C. [Link 1]
Chick Corea / Miroslav Vitous / Roy Haynes – Trio Music [Link 1 | Link 2]
Eddie Costa – House of the Blue Lights [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3 | Link 4]
Stanley Cowell – Blues for the Viet Cong (Travellin‘ Man) [Link 1]
Stanley Cowell – Equipoise [Link 1]
Stanley Cowell Trio – Close to You Alone [Link 1]
Stanley Cowell Trio – Illusion Suite [Link 1 | Link 2]
Marilyn Crispell Trio – Highlights rom the Summer of 1992 American Tour [Link 1]
Marilyn Crispell Trio – Live in Zurich [Link 1]
Marilyn Crispell Trio – Storyteller [Link 1]
Marilyn Crispell / Erwin Ditzner / Sebastian Gramss – Free Flight: Live at Enjoy Jazz Festival 2010 [Link 1]
Marilyn Crispell / Gary Peacock / Paul Motian – Nothing Ever Was, Anyway: The Music of Annette Peacock [Link 1]Franco D’Andrea / Giovanni Tommaso / Robert Gatto – Kick Off [Link 1]
Dark Horse – Listen [Link 1]
Wolfgang Dauner Trio – Dream Talk [Link 1]
Wolfgang Dauner Trio – Klavier-Feuer: 12 Welterfolge Mit dem Wolfgang Dauner Trio [Link 1 | Link 2]
Lowell Davidson Trio (ESP-Disk‘) [Link 1]
Walter Davis Jr. – Live au Dreher [Link 1]
Rein de Graaff – Drifting on a Reed [Link 1]
Blossom Dearie – Jazz Sweet [Link 1 | Link 2]
Jack DeJohnette – JackeyBoard [Link 1]
John Dennis – New Piano Expressions [Link 1]
Gene DiNovi Trio – Live at the Montreal Bistro, Toronto [Link 1]
Gene DiNovi – Renaissance of a Jazz Master [Link 1f]
Kenny Drew – The Modernity of Kenny Drew / The Ideation of Kenny Drew / Kenny Drew and His Progressive Piano [Link 1]
Kenny Drew Trio with Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Drummonds Featuring Ray Dummond, Billy Drummond, Renee Rosnes – When You Wish Upon a Star [Link 1]Duke Ellington – Piano in the Foreground [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Bill Evans – At the Montreux Jazz Festival [Link 1 | Link 2]
Bill Evans – Everybody Digs Bill Evans [Link 1 | Link 2]
Bill Evans – New Jazz Conceptions [Link 1 | Link 2]
Bill Evans – The Legendary Trio at Birdland 1960 [Link 1 | Link 2]
Bill Evans – The Paris Concert Editions One & Edition Two [Link 1 | Link 2]
Bill Evans – The Secret Sessions: Recorded Live at the Village Vanguard 1966-1975 [Link 1 (1966)]
Bill Evans / Shelly Manne / Eddie Gomez – A Simple Matter of Conviction [Link 1 | Link 2]
Bill Evans – The Tokyo Concert [Link 1]
Bill Evans – Trio 64 [Link 1 | Link 2]
Bill Evans – You Must Believe in Spring [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – At Shelly’s Manne-Hole, Hollywood, California [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – At Town Hall [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – Consecration: The Final Recordings Part 2, Live at Keystone Korner, September 1980 [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – Explorations [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – Haunted Heart: The Legendary Riverside Recordings (Portrait in Jazz, Explorations) [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – How My Heart Sings [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – Letter to Evan: Live at Ronnie Scott’s [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – Moon Beams [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – Portrait in Jazz [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – Sunday at the Village Vanguard [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – The Last Waltz: The Final Recordings, Live at Keystone Korner, September 1980 [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – Time Remembered [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – Trio ’65 [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – Turn Out the Stars: Live at Ronnie Scott’s [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – Waltz for Debby [Link 1]
Bill Evans Trio – „Live“ [Link 1]
Bill Evans with Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones – On Green Dolphin Street [Link 1]
Bill Evans / Shelly Manne with Monty Budwig – Empathy [Link 1 | Link 2]
Bill Evans / Shelly Manne / Eddie Gomez – A Simple Matter of Conviction [Link 1 | Link 2]
Richard Evans Trio – Richard’s Almanac [Link 1]Victor Feldman Trio – Together Again [Link 1]
Clare Fischer – First Time Out [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Clare Fischer – Surging Ahead [Link 1]
Tommy Flanagan – Jazz Poet [Link 1]
Tommy Flanagan – Lonely Town [Link 1]
Tommy Flanagan – Overseas [Link 1 | Link 2]
Tommy Flanagan – Plays the Music of Harold Arlen [Link 1]
Tommy Flanagan – Positive Intensity (Trinity) [Link 1]
Tommy Flanagan – Sea Changes [Link 1]
Tommy Flanagan – Sunset and the Mockingbird: The Birthday Concert [Link 1]
Tommy Flanagan – Thelonica [Link 1]
Tommy Flanagan Trio – The Tommy Flanagan Tokyo Recital [Link 1]
Russ Freeman – Safe at Home [Link 1]
Russ Freeman / Dick Twardzik – Trio (Pacific Jazz) [Link 1 | Link 2]
Don Friedman – Jazz Dancing [Link 1]
Don Friedman Trio – A Day in the City: Six Variations on a Theme [Link 1 | Link 2]
Don Friedman Trio – Circle Waltz [Link 1 | Link 2]
Don Friedman Trio – Flashback [Link 1 | Link 2]Hal Galper – Inner Journey [Link 1 | Link 2]
Hal Galper / Reggie Workman / Rashied Ali – Art-Work [Link 1]
Red Garland – Auf Wiedersehen [Link 1]
Red Garland – When There Are Grey Skies [Link 1]
Red Garland Trio with Paul Chambers and Art Taylor – A Garland of Red [Link 1]
Red Garland Trio with Paul Chambers and Art Taylor – Groovy [Link 1]
Erroll Garner – Piano Moods [Link 1]
Erroll Garner / Dodo Marmarosa – Piano Contrast [Link 1]
Lorraine Geller – At the Piano [Link 1]
Michael Garrick Trio – Cold Mountain [Link 1]
Michael Garrick Trio – Moonscape [Link 1]
Giorgio Gaslini Trio – [„The Woman I Love“ von „L’Integrale Vol. 7 & 8“] [Link 1]
Moncef Genoud Trio – Waiting for Birth [Link 1]
Spaulding Givens – Strings and Keys [Link 1]
Alain Goraguer et son trio – Go .. Go .. Goraguer [Link 1]
Great 3 – Begin the Beguine [Link 1 | Link 2]
Great 3 – Live Sessions 1994: Straight No Chaser [Link 1]
Great 3 – Tennessee Waltz [Link 1]
Vince Guaraldi Trio – Jazz Impressions of „A Boy Named Charlie Brown“ [Link 1 | Link 2]
Vince Guaraldi Trio – Jazz Impressions of „Black Orpheus“ [Link 1]Charlie Haden / Geri Allen / Paul Motian – The Montreal Tapes [Link 1 | Link 2]
Charlie Haden / Paul Bley / Paul Motian – The Montreal Tapes [Link 1 | Link 2]
Charlie Haden / Billy Higgins / Enrico Pieranunzi – First Song [Link 1 | Link 2]
Charlie Haden / Paul Motian feat. Geri Allen – Etudes [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3 | Link 4]
Charlie Haden / Gonzalo Rubalcaba / Paul Motian – The Montréal Tapes [Link 1]
Joe Haider Trio – Café des Pyrénnées [sic] [Link 1]
Joe Haider Trio – Katzenvilla [Link 1]
Al Haig – Serendipity [Link 1]
Al Haig Trio (Esoteric/Counterpoint/Everest) [Link 1]
Al Haig Trio (Prestige/Swing) [Link 1]
Al Haig Trio – Blue Manhattan [Link 1]
Al Haig Trio – Invitation [Link 1]
Al Haig Trio – Reminiscence (Al Haig – Ornithology) [Link 1]
Sadik Hakim – Lazy Bird [Link 1]
Sadik Hakim Trio – A Bit of Monk [Link 1]
Sadik Hakim Trio – Witches, Goblins, Etc. [Link 1]
Herbie Hancock Trio (CBS/Sony Japan) [Link 1]
Roland Hanna Trio – Child of Gemini [Link 1]
Roland Hanna Trio – Time for The Dancers (At Home with Friends) [Link 1]
Barry Harris – At the Jazz Workshop [Link 1]
Barry Harris – Live in Tokyo [Link 1]
Barry Harris – Plays Barry Harris [Link 1]
Barry Harris – Plays Tadd Dameron [Link 1]
Barry Harris – Preminado [Link 1 | Link 2]
Barry Harris Trio – Breakin‘ It Up [Link 1]
Barry Harris Trio – Chasin‘ the Bird [Link 1]
Barry Harris Trio – The Magnificent! [Link 1]
Hampton Hawes – At the Piano [Link 1]
Hampton Hawes – Bird Song [Link 1]
Hampton Hawes – Everybody Likes Hampton Hawes, Vol. 3: The Trio [Link 1]
Hampton Hawes – I’m All Smiles [Link 1 | Link 2]
Hampton Hawes – Live at the Montmartre [Link 1]
Hampton Hawes – Piano Improvisation [Link 1]
Hampton Hawes – Plays Movie Musicals [Link 1]
Hampton Hawes – Spanish Steps [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Hampton Hawes – The Green Leaves of Summer [Link 1 | Link 2]
Hampton Hawes – The Sermon [Link 1]
Hampton Hawes – This Is Hampton Hawes. Vol. 2: The Trio [Link 1 | Link 2]
Hampton Hawes Trio (Contemporary) [Link 1 | Link 2]
Hampton Hawes Trio – Here and Now [Link 1 | Link 2]
Hampton Hawes Trio – High in the Sky [Link 1 | Link 2]
Hampton Hawes Trio – The Seance [Link 1 | Link 2]
Roy Haynes Trio – Just Us [Link 1 | Link 2]
Roy Haynes Trio – The Roy Haynes Trio Featuring Danilo Perez & John Patitucci [Link 1]
Roy Haynes / Phineas Newborn Jr. / Paul Chambers – We Three [Link 1 | Link 2]
Marc Hemmeler – Walking in L.A. [Link 1]
Frank Hewitt – We Loved You [Link 1]
Eddie Heywood – Piano Moods [Link 1]
John Hicks – Hells Bells [Link 1]
John Hicks – Impressions of Mary Lou [Link 1]
John Hicks Trio – I’ll Give You Something to Remember Me By … [Link 1]
Eddie Higgins Trio – Soulero [Link 1]
Andrew Hill – So in Love [Link 1]
Andrew Hill – Nefertiti [Link 1 | Link 2]
Andrew Hill Trio – Invitation [Link 1]
Andrew Hill Trio – Strange Serenade [Link 1 | Link 2]
Earl Hines – „Fatha“: The New Earl Hines Trio [Link 1]
Earl Hines – Piano Moods [Link 1 | Link 2]
Earl Hines with Elvin Jones and Richard Davis – Here Comes Earl „Fatha“ Hines [Link 1]
Milt Hinton / Bobby Rosengarden / Hank Jones – The Trio [Link 1]
Jutta Hipp – At the Hickory House, Volumes 1 & 2 [Link 1 | Link 2]
Bertha Hope Trio – In Search of Hope [Link 1 | Link 2]
Elmo Hope – Here’s Hope! [Link 1 | Link 2]
Elmo Hope – High Hope! [Link 1 | Link 2]
Elmo Hope – Last Sessions / Last Sessions Volume 2 (The Final Sessions Volumes 1 & 2) [Link 1 | Link 2 |Link 3]
Elmo Hope Sextet and Trio – Homecoming [Link 1]
Elmo Hope Trio – Meditations [Link 1 | Link 2]
Elmo Hope Trio – New Faces, New Sounds [Link 1 | Link 2]
Elmo Hope with Frank Butler and Jimmy Bond (Elmo Hope Trio) (HifiJazz/Contemporary) [Link 1 | Link 2]
Daniel Humair, René Urtreger, Pierre Michelot [Trio H.U.M.] – HUM [Link 1]
Daniel Humair, René Urtreger, Pierre Michelot [Trio H.U.M.] – Hum ! [Link 1]
Daniel Humair, René Urtreger, Pierre Michelot: Trio H.U.M. – [Live in Paris 1999] [Link 1]
Daniel Humair, René Urtreger, Pierre Michelot: Trio H.U.M. – [Live at Marciac 2000] [Link 1]
Robert Hurst – One for Namesake [Link 1]
Jan Huydts Trio – Trio Conception: Live at The Blue Note Berlin [Link 1]Abdullah Ibrahim – Dollar Brand Trio – Anatomy of South African Village (+ The Dream, Round Midnight at the Montmartre) [Link 1 | Link 2]
Abdullah Ibrahim – Duke Ellington Presents the Dollar Brand Trio [Link 1]
Abdullah Ibrahim Trio – Yarona [Link 1 | Link 2]
Maseru Imada – Planets [Link 1]
Youichi Inoue – My Bebop [Link 1]
Vijay Iver Trio – Accelerando [Link 1]
Vijay Iver Trio – Break Stuff [Link 1]
Vijay Iver Trio – Historicity [Link 1]
Vijay Iyer / Linda May Han Oh / Tyshsawn Sorey – Uneasy [Link 1]Benedikt Jahnel Trio – Equilibrium [Link 1]
Benedikt Jahnel Trio – The Invariant [Link 1]
Ahmad Jamal – Ahmad Jamal’s Alhambra [Link 1]
Ahmad Jamal – At the Top: Poinciana Revisited [Link 1]
Ahmad Jamal – Freeflight [Link 1]
Ahmad Jamal – Happy Moods [Link 1]
Ahmad Jamal – Live in Paris (1971): Lost ORTF Recordings [Link 1]
Ahmad Jamal – Outertimeinnerspace [Link 1]
Ahmad Jamal – Portfolio of Ahmad Jamal [Link 1 | Link 2]
Ahmad Jamal – Tranquility [Link 1]
Ahmad Jamal Trio – Count ‚em 88 [Link 1]
Ahmad Jamal Trio – Volume IV [Link 1]
Ahmad Jamal Trio – The Awakening [Link 1] | [Link 2]
Ahmad Jamal Trio at the Pershing – But Not for Me / Jamal at the Pershing Volume 2 [Link 1] | [Link 2]
Bob James Trio – Explorations [Link 1]
Keith Jarrett – Life Between the Exit Signs [Link 1] | [Link 2]
Keith Jarrett Trio – Somewhere Before [Link 1] | [Link 2]
Keith Jarrett / Charlie Haden / Paul Motian – Hamburg ’72 [Link 1]
Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack DeJohnette – Changeless [Link 1] | Link 2 | Link 3]
Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack DeJohnette – Changes [Link 1] | [Link 2 | Link 3]
Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack DeJohnette – Somewhere [Link 1]
Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack DeJohnette – Standards Live [Link 1 | Link 2]
Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack DeJohnette – Standards, Vol. 1 [Link 1] | [Link 2 | Link 3]
Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack DeJohnette – Standards, Vol. 2 [Link 1 | Link 2]
Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack DeJohnette – Tribute [Link 1]
Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Paul Motian – At the Deer Head Inn [Link 1]
Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Paul Motian – The Old Country [Link 1]
Elvin Jones / Masabumi Kikuchi – Hollow Out [Link 1] | [Link 2] | [Link 3]
Hank Jones – `Bop Redux [Link 1]
Hank Jones – Live in Japan [Link 1]
Hank Jones Trio – Arigato [Link 1]
Jo Jones Trio (EmArcy) [Link 1]
Jo Jones Plus Two [Link 1]
Sam Jones – Seven Minds [Link 1 | Link 2]
Duke Jordan – Trio / Quintet [Link 1]Dick Katz – 3wayPlay [Link 1 | Link 2]
Wynton Kelly – Blues on Purpose [Link 1]
Wynton Kelly – Kelly at Midnite [Link 1]
Wynton Kelly – Kelly Blue [Link 1]
Wynton Kelly – New Faces, New Sounds [Link 1]
Wynton Kelly – Wynton Kelly! (+ Someday My Prince Will Come) [Link 1]
Wynton Kelly Trio – Full View [Link 1]
Rodney Kendrick Trio – We Don’t De We Multiply [Link 1]
Keystone Trio – Heart Beats [Link 1]
Keystone Trio – Newklear Music: The Songs of Sonny Rollins [Link 1]
Siegfried Kessler – Solaire [Link 1]
Siegfried Kessler Trio feat. Archie Shepp – Invitation [Link 1]
Siegfried Kessler Trio (Siegfried Kessler / Barre Phillips / Steve McCall) – Live at the „Gill’s Club“ [Link 1]
Masabumi Kikuchi / James Genus / Victor Jones – Feel You [Link 1]
Masabumi Kikuchi / Marc Johnson / Paul Motian P.M.P. – Miles Mode [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Masabumi Kikuchi / Masahiko Togashi / Gary Peacock – Poesy [Link 1 | Link 2]
Frank Kimbrough – Chant [Link 1]
Yancy Körössy – Identification [Link 1]
Steve Kuhn – Childhood Is Forever [Link 1 | Link 2]
Steve Kuhn Trio – Life’s Magic [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Steve Kuhn Trio – Watch What Happens! [Link 1]
Steve Kuhn / Ron Carter / Al Foster – The Vanguard Date [Link 1 | Link 2]
Steve Kuhn / Scott LaFaro / Pete La Roca – 1960 [Link 1]
Steve Kuhn / Aldo Romano / Steve Swallow – Child Is Forever [Link 1]
Steve Kuhn / Miroslav Vitous / Aldo Romano – Oceans in the Sky [Link 1 | Link 2]Ellis Larkins – A Smooth One [Link 1]
Hugh Lawson – Prime Time [Link 1]
Michel Legrand – Live at Shelly’s Manne-Hole [Link 1]
Lou Levy – „The kid’s got ears!“ [Link 1]
Lou Levy Trio – A Most Musical Fella [Link 1]
John Lewis – Improvised Meditations & Excursions [Link 1]
Meade Lux Lewis – Cat House Piano [Link 1]
Ramsey Lewis Trio – At the Bohemian Caverns [Link 1]
Ramsey Lewis Trio – Down to Earth: The Ramsey Lewis Trio Plays Music from the Soil [Link 1]
Ramsey Lewis Trio – The In Crowd [Link 1 | Link 2]
Kirk Lightsey Trio – Isotope [Link 1]
Jeong Lim Yang – Zodiac Suite: Reassured [Link 1]Marian MacPartland – A Delicate Balance [Link 1]
Marian MacPartland – At the Hickory House [Link 1]
Marian MacPartland Trio – Personal Choice [Link 1]
Nduduzo Makhathini – Unomkhubulwane [Link 1]
Junior Mance – Get Ready, Set, Jump!!! [Link 1]
Junior Mance – Holy Mama [Link 1]
Junior Mance – Junior [Link 1]
Junior Mance – Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise [Link 1]
Junior Mance Trio – At the Village Vanguard [Link 1]
Junior Mance Trio – Big Chief! [Link 1]
Junior Mance Trio – Happy Time [Link 1 | Link 2]
Junior Mance Trio – Junior’s Blues [Link 1 | LInk 2]
Shelly Manne & His Friends – My Fair Lady [Link 1]
Dodo Marmarosa > Erroll Garner
Dodo Marmarosa – Dodo’s Back [Link 1]
Dodo Marmarosa – Pittsburgh 1958 [Link 1]
Dodo Marmarosa Trio – Piano Moods [Link 1]
Dodo Marmarosa / Gene Ammons – Jug & Dodo [Link 1]
Ronnie Mathews – Shades of Monk [Link 1 | Link 2]
Ronnie Mathews – Song for Leslie [Link 1 | Link 2]
Ronnie Mathews – Trip to the Orient [Link 1 | Link 2]
Les McCann Trio – At the Esquire Theatre 1964 (Spanish Onions) [Link 1]
Chris McGregor Trio – Our Prayer [Link 1]
Brad Mehldau – Introducing Brad Mehldau [Link 1]
Brad Mehldau – Live at the Village Vanguard: The Art of the Trio Volume Two [Link 1]
Brad Mehldau – The Art of the Trio Volume One [Link 1]
Myra Melford Trio – Jump [Link 1]
Myra Melford Trio – Now & Now [Link 1]
Mike Melillo – Bopcentric: The Music of Thelonious Monk and Herbie Nichols [Link 1]
Mike Melillo Trio – Alternate Changes for Bud [Link 1]
Charles Mingus / Hampton Hawes / Dannie Richmond – Trio / Mingus Three [Link 1 | Link 2]
Brian Marsella > John Zorn
Thelonious Monk – The Unique Thelonious Monk [Link 1]
Thelonious Monk Plays the Music of Duke Ellington [Link 1]
Thelonious Monk Trio (Prestige) [Link 1 | Link 2]
Tete Montoliu – Recordando a Line [Link 1]
Tete Montoliu Trio – Barcelona Meeting [Link 1]
Jason Moran – Facing Left [Link 1]
Jason Moran – Presents the Bandwagon [Link 1 | [Link 2]]
Jason Moran – Ten [Link 1]
Pat Moran Trio – This Is Pat Moran / This Is Pat Moran [Link 1]
Amina Claudine Myers – The Circle of Time [Link 1]
Amina Claudine Myers Trio – Jumping in the Sugar Bowl [Link 1 | Link 2]
Amina Claudine Myers Trio – Women in (e)motion Festival [Link 1]Necks, The – Piano Bass Drums [Link 1]
Necks, The – Townsville [Link 1]
Phineas Newborn Jr. – A World of Piano! [Link 1]
Phineas Newborn Jr. – Harlem Blues [Link 1]
Phineas Newborn Jr. – Please Send Me Someone to Love [Link 1]
Phineas Newborn Jr. – The Great Jazz Piano of Phineas Newborn Jr. [Link 1]
Herbie Nichols Trio (Blue Note 12″) [Link 1 | Link 2]
Herbie Nichols Trio – Love, Gloom, Cash, Love [Link 1]
Mike Nock – Ondas [Link 1 | Link 2]
Walter Norris Trio – A Child Is Born (Steppin‘ on Cracks) [Link 1]Hod O’Brien – Ridin‘ High [Link 1]
Hod O’Brien – That’s How It Is [Link 1]
Junko Onishi Trio – Cruisin‘ [Link 1]
Junko Onishi Trio – Live at the Village Vanguard [Link 1]
Junko Onishi Trio – Live at the Village Vanguard II [Link 1]
Junko Onishi Trio – Play, Piano, Play. Junko Onishi Trio in Europe [Link 1 | Link 2]
Junko Onishi Trio – Wow [Link 1 | Link 2]William Parker – Luc’s Lantern [Link 1]
Horace Parlan – Movin‘ and Groovin‘ [Link 1 | Link 2]
Horace Parlan Trio – Pannoncia [Link 1]
Horace Parlan / George Tucker / Al Harewood – Us Three [Link 1 | Link 2]
Johnnie Pate Trio – Subtle Sounds [Link 1]
Johnnie Pate Trio Featuring Ronnell Bright, Charles Walton [Link 1]
Fritz Pauer – Power by Pauer [Link 1]
Fritz Pauer / Various Artists – Heidelberger Jazz Tage ’73 [Link 1]
Fritz Pauer Trio – Blues Inside Out [Link 1]
Gary Peacock – Voices [Link 1]
Gary Peacock Trio – Eastward [Link 1 | Link 2]
Gary Peacock Trio – Now This [Link 1]
Gary Peacock / Keith Jarrett / Jack DeJohnette – Tales of Another [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Gary Peacock / Art Lande / Elliott Zigmund – Shift in the Wind [Link 1 | Link 2]
Duke Pearson – Angel Eyes (Bags Groove) [Link 1]
Duke Pearson – Merry Ole Soul [Link 1 | Link 2]
Duke Pearson – Profiles [Link 1]
Duke Pearson – Tender Feelin’s [Link 1]
Bernard Peiffer – Bernard Peiffer et Son Trio / Bernard Peiffer Trio – Jazz / Piano et Rythmes [Link 1]
Carl Perkins – Introducing … Carl Perkins [Link 1 | Link 2]
Oscar Peterson Plays the Harry Warren and Vincent Youmans Song Books [Link 1]
Ralph Peterson Trio featuring Geri Allen – Triangular [Link 1]
Michel Petrucciani (Owl) [Link 1]
Michel Petrucciani – Michel Plays Petrucciani [Link 1]
Michel Petrucciani Trio – Jazz Club Montmartre CPH 1988 [Link 1]
Michel Petrucciani / Gary Peacock / Roy Haynes – One Night in Karlsruhe [Link 1]
Richard Poole / Marilyn Crispell / Gary Peacock – In Motion [Link 1]
Bud Powell – Bud Powell In Paris [Link 1]
Bud Powell – Jazz at Massey Hall Volume 2 | Trio … the Amazing Bud Powell [Link 1]
Bud Powell – The Scene Changes [Link 1]
Bud Powell – Time Waits [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Don Pullen – New Beginnings [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3 | Link 4 | Link 5]
Don Pullen – Random Thoughts [Link 1 | Link 2]Roger Ram Trio – I’ll Remember April [Link 1]
Freddie Redd – Under Paris Skies [Link 1]
Freddie Redd – Introducing … Freddie Redd! [Link 1]
Freddie Redd – Straight Ahead [Link 1 | Link 2]
Freddie Redd in Sweden [Link 1]
Freddie Redd Trio – San Francisco Suite [Link 1]
Rufus Reid Trio – Seven Minds [Link 1]
Eric Revis – City of Asylum [Link 1]
Eric Revis Trio – Crowded Solitudes [Link 1]
Howard Riley – Flight [Link 1]
Howard Riley – The Day Will Come [Link 1]
Howard Riley Trio – Discussions [Link 1]
Max Roach Trio Featuring the Legendary Hasaan [Link 1]
Bora Rokovic – Ultra Native [Link 1]
Michele Rosewoman – Spirit [Link 1]
Michele Rosewoman Trio – Occasion to Rise [Link 1]
Jimmy Rowles – Shade and Light [Link 1]
Jimmy Rowles Trio – Jam Face (Grandpaws) [Link 1]
Jimmy Rowles Trio – Rare–But Well Done [Link 1 | Link 2]
Jimmy Rowles / Red Mitchell / Donald Bailey – Trio [Link 1]
Gonzalo Rubalcaba – Images [Link 1]
Hilton Ruiz Trio – New York Hilton [Link 1 | Link 2]Joe Sample / Ray Brown / Shelly Manne – The Three [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Angelica Sanchez Trio (Michael Formanek, Billy Hart) – Sparkle Beings [Link 1]
Michel Sardaby – Blue Sunset [Link 1]
Michel Sardaby – Going Places [Link 1]
Michel Sardaby Trio – Night Cap [Link 1 | Link 2]
Michel Sardaby Trio – Night in Paris Live [Link 1]
Masahiko Sato Trio / Masahiko Satoh Trio – Transformation ’69/’71 [Link 1]
Masahiko Sato / Gary Peacock – Samadhi [Link 1]
Masahiko Sato / Peter Warren / Pierre Favre – Trinity [Link 1 | Link 2]
Bobby Scott – Great Scott [Link 1]
Bobby Scott – Scott Free [Link 1]
Hazel Scott – Relaxed Piano Moods [Link 1 | Link 2]
George Shearing – Jazz Moments [Link 1 | Link 2]
Matthew Shipp Trio – Prism [Link 1]
Matthew Shipp Trio – The Multiplication Table [Link 1]
Norman Simmons – Midnight Creeper [Link 1]
Norman Simmons Trio (Argo) [Link 1]
Jean Sebastien Simonoviez – Trans Lucide [Link 1]
Donald Smith – Luv [Link 1 | Link 2]
Martial Solal – „Trio“ [Link 1]
Martial Solal – Just Friends [Link 1]
Martial Solal – Son 66 [Link 1]
Martial Solal Trio – [Live at the Sunside 2002] [Link 1]
Tyshawn Sorey Trio – Continuing [Link 1 | Link 2]
Tyshawn Sorey Trio – Mesmerism [Link 1 | Link 2]
Bobo Stenson Trio – Serenity [Link 1]
Bobo Stenson / Anders Jormin / Jon Christensen – Reflections [Link 1]
Christoph Stiefel Trio – 7meilenStiefel [Link 1]
Joe Sullivan – Fats Waller First Editions [Link 1]
Sun Ra – God Is More Than Love Can Be (Days of Happiness) [Link 1]
Ralph Sutton – Piano Moods [Link 1]
Ralph Sutton Plays The Music of Fats Waller [Link 1]Aki Takase Trio – Song for Hope [Link 1 | Link 2]
Ayumi Tanaka Trio – Memento [Link 1]
Horace Tapscott – In New York [Link 1 | Link 2]
Horace Tapscott – Live at Lobero [Link 1]
Horace Tapscott – Thoughts of Dar es Salaam [Link 1 | Link 2]
Horace Tapscott / Fred Hopkins / Ben Riley – Dissent or Descent [Link 1]
Tarbaby – You Think This America [Link 1]
Art Tatum Trio – Presenting … the Art Tatum Trio (Art Tatum / Red Callender / Jo Jones – Group Masterpieces) [Link 1]
Billy Taylor Trio – Jazz at Storyville Volume 2 [Link 1]
Cecil Taylor – All the Notes [Link 1]
Cecil Taylor / William Parker / Tony Oxley–The Feel Trio – Celebrated Blazons [Link 1 ]
Cecil Taylor / William Parker / Tony Oxley–The Feel Trio – Two T’s for a Lovely T [Link 1]
John Taylor Trio – Decipher [Link 1]
Mike Taylor – Trio [Link 1]
Tethered Moon [Link 1 | Link 2]
Tethered Moon – Chansons d’Édith Piaf [Link 1]
Tethered Moon – Experiencing »Tosca« [Link 1]
Tethered Moon – First Meeting [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Tethered Moon – Play Kurt Weill [Link 1 | Link 2]
Tethered Moon – Plays Jimi Hendrix+ [Link 1]
Tethered Moon – Triangle [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Henri Texier Trio – The Scene Is Clean [Link 1]
The Three Sounds – Babe’s Blues [Link 1]
The Three Sounds – Black Orchid [Link 1]
The Three Sounds – Blue Note Presents The 3 Sounds / Blue Note 61019 Presents The 3 Sounds Vol. 2 [Link 1]
The Three Sounds – Live at the Lighthouse [Link 1]
The Three Sounds – Moods [Link 1]
The Three Sounds – Standards [Link 1]
The Three Sounds – Vibrations [Link 1]
Bobby Timmons – Chung-King [Link 1 | Link 2 | Link 3]
Bobby Timmons – Holiday Soul [Link 1]
Bobby Timmons – Little Barefoot Soul [Link 1 | Link 2]
Bobby Timmons – Soul Food [Link 1]
Bobby Timmons – This Here Is Bobby Timmons [Link 1]
Bobby Timmons Trio – In Person [Link 1]
Masahiko Togashi – The Ballad: My Favorite [Link 1]
Stan Tracey Trio – The 1959 Sessions [Link 1]
Vassily Tsabropoulos / Arild Andersen / John Marshall – Achirana [Link 1]
McCoy Tyner – Nights of Ballads & Blues [Link 1]
McCoy Tyner – Today and Tomorrow [Link 1]
McCoy Tyner Plays Duke Ellington [Link 1]
McCoy Tyner Trio – Inception [Link 1]
McCoy Tyner Trio with Roy Haynes and Henry Grimes – Reaching Fourth [Link 1]
Dick Twardzik > Russ Freeman / Dick Twardzik
Dick Twardzik Trio (Pacific Jazz) [Link 1]René Urtreger – Didi’s Bounce [Link 1]
René Urtreger joue Bud Powell [Link 1 | Link 2]
René Urtreger Trio (Versailles) [Link 1]
René Urtreger / Pierre Michelot / Daniel Humair [Trio H.U.M.] – R. Urtreger, P. Michelot, D. Humair [Link 1]Christian Vander / Alby Cullaz / Michel Graillier – Alien [Link 1]
Maurice Vander – Piano Jazz [Link 1]
Maurice Vander–Luigi Trussardi–Philly Joe Jones [Link 1]
Leroy Vinnegar – Jazz’s Great „Walker“ [Link 1]Mal Waldron – Breaking New Ground [Link 1]
Mal Waldron – Mal/4 Trio [Link 1 | Link 2]
Mal Waldron Trio – Impressions [Link 1]
Mal Waldron & Gary Peacock – First Encounter [Link 1]
Mal Waldron / Jimmy Woode / Pierre Favre – Black Glory [Link 1 | Link 2]
Mal Waldron / Reggie Workman / Billy Higgins – Up Popped the Devil [Link 1]
Cedar Walton – Pit Inn [Link 1]
Cedar Walton Trio – Cedar Walton [Link 1]
Marcin Wasilewski / Slawomir Kurkiewicz / Michal Miskiewicz – The Trio [Link 1]
Eric Watson / Mark Dresser / Ed Thigpen – Silent Hearts [Link 1]
Kenny Werner Trio – (a delicate balance) [Link 1]
Randy Weston – Piano A-la-mode [Link 1]
Randy Weston – [Portrait of Frank Edward Weston] (Wildflower Sessions) [Link 1]
Jerry Wiggins – Wig Is Here [Link 1]
Jessica Williams – Live at Yoshi’s Volume Two [Link 1]
John Williams (EmArcy) [Link 1]
John Williams Trio (EmArcy) [Link 1]
Mary Lou Williams – Free Spirits [Link 1 | Link 2]
Mary Lou Williams – Live at the Keystone Korner [Link 1]
Tony Williams Trio – Young at Heart [Link 1]
Waldo Williams – New Advanced Jazz [Link 1]
Claude Williamson – ‚Round Midnight [Link 1]
Larry Willis Trio – The Big Push [Link 1]
Jack Wilson with Philly Jones & Leroy Vinnegar – The Two Sides of Jack Wilson [Link 1]
Teddy Wilson – And Then They Wrote … [Link 1]
Teddy Wilson – Columbia Presents Teddy Wilson / The Complete Teddy Wilson Piano Solos [Link 1]
Teddy Wilson – Mr. Wilson: The Fabulous Teddy Wilson at the Piano [Link 1]
Teddy Wilson – Piano Moods [Link 1]
Teddy Wilson – Three Little Words [Link 1 | Link 2]
Teddy Wilson and His Trio – Mr. Gershwin and Mr. Wilson [Link 1]
John Wright – Mr. Soul [Link 1]
John Wright – The Last Amen [Link 1]
John Wright Trio – Nice ’n‘ Tasty [Link 1]
John Wright Trio – South Side Soul [Link 1]
Richard Wyands – Then, Here and Now [Link 1 | Link 2]The John Young Trio (Delmark) [aka John Young – Serenata] [Link 1]
John Young Trio – A Touch of Pepper [Link 1 | Link 2]
John Young Trio – Young John Young [Link 1]Denny Zeitlin – Carnival [Link 1 | Live 2]
Denny Zeitlin – Cathexis [Link 1 | Link 2]
Denny Zeitlin – Shining Hour: Live at the Trident [Link 1 | Link 2]
Denny Zeitlin – Zeitgeist [Link 1 | Link 2]
Denny Zeitlin Trio – As Long as There’s Music [Link 1]
Denny Zeitlin with George Marsh and Mel Graves – Expansion [Link 1]
Denny Zeitlin with George Marsh and Mel Graves – The Name of This Terrain [Link 1]
John Zorn (Brian Marsella) – Suite for Piano / Ballades / Impromptus / Nocturnes [Link 1]
Philip Zoubek / Sebastian Gramms / Erwin Ditzner – Ditzner’s Carte Blanche: Live at Enjoy Jazz Festival 2021 [Link 1]Link zur Umfrage: Die 20 liebsten Jazz Piano-Trio-Alben
(Nachträglich eingepflegt, ab Dezember 2025)
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Der Ursprungspost des Fadens:
Eines der ersten Jazz-Trios wurde im Jahr 1939 von Nat King Cole gegründet. Es bestand aus Bass, Gitarre und Piano und ist von seinem Charakter und der Emanzipation vom Orchester fast schon mit einem Barocken Trio vergleichbar. Anfangs bildete das Klavier das Haupt- und stimmgebende Instrument und wurde erst im Laufe der Zeit, spätestens mit Bill Evans auf eine gleichberechtigte Stufe mit der Rhythmusgruppe gestellt. Das Pianotrio ist in meinen Augen das Kernstück des Jazz und wird zur idealen Formation, wenn drei Einzelstimmen zu einer Einheit verschmelzen.
Nat King Cole war einer der ersten, die das Piano-Trio als eigenständige Formation im Jazz einsetzte. Mit Nat King Cole am Klavier, Oscar Moore an der Gitarre und Wesley Prince am Bass war das Nat King Cole Trio in den 40er Jahren der Ausgangspunkt eines jeden Piano-Trios und stand als Vorbild für viele nachfolgende Trios und erweiterte Jazz-Combos. Bis zu diesem Zeitpunkt hatte es noch keinen strukturierten Wechsel von Solo- und Begleitparts der drei Instrumente gegeben. Mit seinem Einstieg bei Capitol Records leitete er die wichtigste Phase des Trios ein. Zu hören sind diese Aufnahmen beispielsweise auf „The Complete Capitol Trio Recordings“, die bei Mosaic erschienen sind.
Art Tatum gründete in den vierziger Jahren mit dem Bassisten Slam Stewart und dem Gitarristen Tiny Grimes ein Piano-Trio in Colescher Tradition. Dieses Trio nahm im Laufe der Zeit eine Handvoll 78s auf, die auch heute noch zu den großartigsten Momenten im Piano-Trio-Jazz gehören. Auch in den 50er Jahren gehören Tatums selten gewordenen Trio-Einspielungen zur erstklassigsten Trio-Musik. Seine Einspielungen mit Red Callender und Jo Jones findet man unter anderem in seiner „Group Masterpieces“ Reihe.
Bud Powell spielte bereits auf seiner ersten Leader-Session in einer Piano-Trio Formation mit Curly Russell und Max Roach und nahm 1947 einige Titel auf. Die wesentlich legendäreren Aufnahmen dieses Trios entstanden allerdings ein paar Jahre später während Powells zweiter Session für Blue Note. Zu hören sind die Titel auf der Blue Note Kopplung „The Amazing Bud Powell“.
Oscar Peterson spielte seit 1945 und besonders nach 1949 in wechselnden Trio-Besetzungen, bevorzugt in der klassischen Nat King Cole Besetzung, seltener in der neueren Piano-Bass-Schlagzeug Formation.
Horace Silver nahm zwischen 1952 und 1953 drei ausgezeichnete Sessions mit eigenem Trio auf, die in der Besetzung Art Blakey am Schlagzeug und Gene Ramey, Curly Russell oder Percy Heath am Bass entstanden sind.
Erroll Garner ersetzte für sein Trio den Part des Gitarristen durch einen Schlagzeuger und spielte in dieser Formation einige Platten ein. Besonders der Livemitschnitt für „Concert by the Sea“ mit dem Bassisten Eddie Calhoun und dem Drummer Denzil Best gehört zu den essenziellsten Alben des Genres.
Bill Evans hat das Pianotrio in den Jahren 1956 bis 1958 zu neuen Ufern geführt und hat es spätestens 1961 zur subtilsten aller Jazzformation entwickelt. Seine Trio-Einspielungen mit Scott La Faro und Paul Motian gehören zum Kernstück des gleichberechtigten Piano-Trios.
Red Garland gründete 1958 nach seinem ersten Ausstieg aus dem Miles Davis Quintet sein eigenes Trio und spielte mit Paul Chambers und Art Taylor einige tolle Platten ein. Seine Einflüsse von Tatum, Powell und Cole und seine Nähe zu Ahmad Jamal und Erroll Garner lassen das Material zwar nicht zu den individuellsten Piano-Trio Einspielungen gehören aber durchaus zu den hörenswertesten.
Duke Ellington hatte zwar schon einige wunderbare Titel in Triobesetzungen eingespielt, doch gehört für mich sein Trio mit Charles Mingus und Max Roach zu den ganz großen Glücksmomenten im Jazz. Drei Individuen, die im September 1962 eine radikale Neudeutung des Piano-Trios vornehmen, die kaum mehr etwas mit der Triomusik eines Bill Evans gemein hat.
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Werbung@ atom: Danke für diesen Thread! Sehr schöner und informativer Text.
„Erroll Garner – Concert by the sea“ steht bei meiner Einkaufsliste eh sehr weit oben. Diese Platte brauche ich unbedingt.
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Der Teufel ist ein Optimist, wenn er glaubt, dass er die Menschen schlechter machen kann. "Fackel" - Karl KrausSehr schöne Liste der Klassiker, atom!
Hinzuzufügen ist vielleicht noch, dass sich das Piano-Trio gerade bei den Neo-Konservativen der letzten Jahrzehnte einiger Beliebtheit erfreut, zB Jacky Terrasson, Benny Green, Gonzalo Rubalcaba oder Brad Mehldau.
Auf keinen Fall fehlen darf mE das Jarrett -Trio mit Peacock und DeJohnette. Besser können drei Musiker eigentlich nicht zusammenspielen.
Schön auch noch: Chick Coreas avancierter Hard-Bop auf Now He Sings, Now He Sobs.
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There is a crack in everything; that's how the light gets in. (Leonard Cohen)Das ist eine schöne Übersicht der Jazz Trios aus den 50/60ern, Atom. Da muß ich mir mal die eine oder andere Formation noch zur Brust nehmen.
Hab auch zuerst das Jarrett „Standart“ Trio vermißt. Aber das ist auch ein ganz anderer Zeitraum.
Diese Blue Note Aufnahmen sind schon erste Sahne, Ah Um.--
“It's much harder to be a liberal than a conservative. Why? Because it is easier to give someone the finger than a helping hand.” — Mike RoykoKrautathaus
Diese Blue Note Aufnahmen sind schon erste Sahne, Ah Um.Ich kapiere ehrlich gesagt nicht ganz, welche Blue Note-Aufnahmen du hier meinst.
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There is a crack in everything; that's how the light gets in. (Leonard Cohen)Ich glaube, daß er von den Jarrett Aufnahmen aus dem New Yorker Blue Note-Club spricht.
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Hey man, why don't we make a tune... just playin' the melody, not play the solos...atomIch glaube, daß er von den Jarrett Aufnahmen aus dem New Yorker Blue Note-Club spricht.
Das würde auch erklären, warum ich’s nicht verstanden habe: Die Aufnahmen kenne ich gar nicht.
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There is a crack in everything; that's how the light gets in. (Leonard Cohen)Sorry, Ah Um. Hätte mich etwas exakter ausdrücken sollen. Nachdem Du dieses Trio so gelobt hast, dachte ich, daß Du die Aufnahmen kennst.
gibt`s etwas günstiger bei 2001:
http://www.zweitausendeins.de/suche/?ArticleFocus=5&ord=-1&cat=all&q=Keith%20Jarrett
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“It's much harder to be a liberal than a conservative. Why? Because it is easier to give someone the finger than a helping hand.” — Mike RoykoDanke, Danke, das passt schon!:sonne:
Der Output des Jarrett-Trios ist ja doch recht umfangreich, den kenne ich nicht komplett. Es gibt halt auch noch sehr viel anderes Interessantes.
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There is a crack in everything; that's how the light gets in. (Leonard Cohen)Schöner Thread, atom!
atom[…]
Duke Ellington hatte zwar schon einige wunderbare Titel in Triobesetzungen eingespielt, doch gehört für mich sein Trio mit Charles Mingus und Max Roach zu den ganz großen Glücksmomenten im Jazz. Drei Individuen, die im September 1962 eine radikale Neudeutung des Piano-Trios vornehmen, die kaum mehr etwas mit der Triomusik eines Bill Evans gemein hat.Sehr interessant! Könntest Du hierzi ein, zwei Aufnahmen nennen?
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If you talk bad about country music, it's like saying bad things about my momma. Them's fightin' words.@ latho:
wenn mich nicht alles täuscht, meint er die hier:
http://www.bluenote.com/detail.asp?SelectionID=10163
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There is a crack in everything; that's how the light gets in. (Leonard Cohen)Ist notiert., danke.
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If you talk bad about country music, it's like saying bad things about my momma. Them's fightin' words.In dieser Besetzung ist 1962 das Album „Money Jungle“ für United Artists eingespielt worden. Leider das einzige musikalische Aufeinandertreffen der Drei.
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Hey man, why don't we make a tune... just playin' the melody, not play the solos...Ja, wirklich eine schöne Liste. Vielleicht darf man noch das Ahmad Jamal Trio hinzufügen. „The Awakening“ gehört zu meinen liebsten Jazzplatten…
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Bill Evans hat das Pianotrio in den Jahren 1956 bis 1958 zu neuen Ufern geführt und hat es spätestens 1961 zur subtilsten aller Jazzformation entwickelt. Seine Trio-Einspielungen mit Scott La Faro und Paul Motian gehören zum Kernstück des gleichberechtigten Piano-Trios.Ebenfalls sehr schön: „The Paris Concert“ von 1979 mit Marc Johnson und Joe LaBarbera. Besteht aus zwei Discs, wobei es mir besonders die zweite (auf der hauptsächlich Evans eigene Kompositionen enthalten sind) angetan hat.
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