[jesperh85]

This is my first post, and sorry for my poor english, I'm from Denmark...

I really love Keith Jarrett's music, and I have most of the solo concerts and trio records, and I would like to know which other artists sound like him...

Thanks
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[saint.panda]

Keith is quite unique. You might enjoy Brad Mehldau. Live in Tokyo is a great solo concert recording and there are quite a few good trio recordings.

 

[Coltrane]

Paul Bley is a great choice, but then again its much more the case that Jarrett sounds like him. 'Open, To Love' is fantastic, but he has dozens of great records. He tends to be more out than Keith, but much of his work is still very beautiful.

E.S.T., Fred Hersch, and of course Bill Evans represents a much 'lighter' side, with a greater focus on mood.

 

[jonathanjong]

Do you have the tribute compilation of songs by Jarrett, but performed by others?

 

[jesperh85]

I haven't listened to any of Paul Bley's albums yet, so maybe I should try that.
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[FalconP]

Also take a look at Jason Moran. His music is an impressive common ground between jazz and classical pianism, with plenty of interesting dissonances. Although he is not as complex as Jarrett, and does not slip in and out of atonality like Jarrett does.

 

[grawk]

Paul Bley and Keith Jarrett are 2 of my favorite jazz musicians, so I can recommend Paul Bley too. Paul's a little more likely to sneak up on you tho, where Keith's a little more out in the open with what he's doing.

 

[stevenkelby]

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Originally Posted by grawk /img/forum/go_quote.gif Paul Bley and Keith Jarrett are 2 of my favorite jazz musicians, so I can recommend Paul Bley too. Paul's a little more likely to sneak up on you tho, where Keith's a little more out in the open with what he's doing.

Hell yeah they both rock. The Köln Concert is probably my favorite piece of piano.

 

[jsaliga]

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Originally Posted by stevenkelby /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hell yeah they both rock.

I thought they both jazz.

Sorry, I couldn't help myself.

--Jerome

 

[stevenkelby]

Comedy gold Jerome

In fact I think it was you who suggested Jarrett to me in the first place, on AC. Probably in your thread anyway, not for the first time!

Steve