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In June 1994 over three extraordinary nights at the celebrated Blue Note in New York City, Keith Jarrett's Standards Trio took American jazz to new heights. Keith Jarrett At The Blue Note - The Complete Recordings (six CDs) captures every tune from every set from every night - a unique documentation of one of this decade's greatest performances. "Jarrett makes each new note sound like a discovery ... The music whispered and glimmered, seeking a pure, incorporeal song." <br/>(New York Times, June 6, 1994)<br/><br/>Keith Jarrett, piano<br/>Gary Peacock, bass<br/>Jack DeJohnette, drums<br/><br/>Recorded June 1994

E.S.T.: Essentials 1999-2005 [3 CD]

"A Multitude of Angels" is a 4-CD set of recordings from a series of solo concerts in Italy in October 1996, documenting the conclusion of Keith Jarrett's experiments with long-form improvisation in performances from Modena, Ferrara, Turin, and Genova. "These were the last concerts I played having no breaks within each set," Jarrett explains in his liner notes. The arc of the music is characteristically comprehensive: "Jazz is ever present here, alongside my deep closeness with classical music (modern and ancient, Ives and Bach)."

10 CD box set featuring seventeen complete albums by the greatest pianists in jazz, including Thelonious Monk, Bill Evans, Duke Ellington, Oscar Peterson, Erroll Garner, Dave Brubeck, Lennie Tristano, Ramsey Lewis, Sonny Clark and others.<br/><br/>The complete list of albums included are: Bill Evans Trio - Portrait in Jazz, Duke Ellington - The Duke Plays Ellington, Lennie Tristano - Lennie Tristano, Thelonious Monk - Piano Solo, Phineas Newborn Jr. - Fabulous Phineas: Mary Lou Williams - Plays in London, Bud Powell - Bud Powell's Moods, Oscar Peterson - Tenderly, Erroll Garner - Contrasts, Ramsey Lewis Trio - Down to Earth (The Ramsey Lewis Trio Plays Music from The Soil), Tommy Flanagan Trio - Overseas, Red Garland - Red Alone, The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Jazz at Oberlin, Jutta Hipp & Zoot Sims - Jutta Hipp with Zoot Sims, Freddie Redd Quartet - The Music from "The Connection", Walter Davis Jr. - Davis Cup, Sonny Clark - Sonny's Crib

Charles Aznavour is the largest living chanson Star of France and since the death of his US-American colleagues Frank Sinatra is the last in the series of the giants of the entertainment; in Time magazine, he was elected Entertainer of the Century in 1998; before Elvis Presley and Bob Dylan. Aznavour has written about 700 articles in his seventy years of stage and set to music in 1000. Even as an actor, he has made it this high up. He has won numerous awards and is considered one of the great stars of French cinema. The ninety year old artist, in which the saw the London Times in the 1950s the largest vocal event of the modern era, leading his extraordinary career back on a great encounter. It was none other than Edith Piaf, who had discovered the Twenty-two-year-olds at a performance of Roche et Aznavour in Paris's Latin Quarter. The legendary and rare recordings from Aznavour early years are also included in this tribute to a great artist as original albums from the fifties, including the English debut of 1956, Gilbert Becaud, Edith Piaf, Patachou, Juliette Greco and other companions, in their repertoire Aznavour Chansons a solid take up space, this round birthday tribute from some legendary contributions.