Where was this recorded? Hanover, Germany? I saw them at The Village Vanguard in Manhattan in 1978.

20:35 Okay a lot of thing's going on here 😅

Truly awesome

Amen❤

Wonderful

kings of style

Je ne crois pas que ce soit des pitreries mais a ce niveaux là..il vit sa musique ' les rythmes improbables etc..😊

Some of the most beautiful spontaneous music, doesn't get better than this.

Attended one of my first live jazz concerts as a kid 14:20 at UCSC in 1968. This was the band! Charles Lloyd has been a major influence ever since.🎉

If this is free jazz than I like it

Never get tired of listening to this.

ABSOLUTAMENTE GENIALES .... SON LA LIBERTAD MISMA...

The eminent Palle Danielsson has received the “Lifetime Achievement Award” from the “ Swedish Jazz Society” for his formidable double base playing.

One of the 3 most POWERFUL ballads in the world...boldly stating it a fact!!! To name a few: Charlie Parker- Embraceable you( doo bah ba dea ba deee) Roy Hargrove- Divine Charles Lloyd- Love Ship...

More psychedelic than the San Francisco bands of the time.

isle of.. som??

I see him with Russell Malone and Ron Carter few years ago in La Filature in Mulhouse, France. Great musicians. Amazing!

oh man ...nothing bigger or higher !

I saw these guys play in the Fillmore Auditorium at about this time.

Masterful, Beautiful, Exuberant, young geniuses before you.

I am here because of Rick Beato

Amazing tour-de-force from jazz geniuses. Total fan of the Jarrett, DeJohnette, and in this case McClure. It takes a team to win..

This is Charles Lloyd's group. I get that Keith Jarrett is great, etc., but you have to respect the fact that Jarrett was working for Charles Lloyd, not the other way around. Everyone knows who Keith Jarrett and how great he was and is, but again, Charles Lloyd is the employer here and it should be presented as such, all videos with this line up. You and others should really be more aware of these things.

Dejohnette looks so beautiful.

A FABULOUS QUARTET.

He is in my top 5 of my favorite piano players. What a great talent! Like the Duo recordings with Kenny!

I can't believe that's been almost 50 years ago.

14:30 There’s a lot going on there 😂

35:30

🙏🏾🙏🏾

Прекрасно! Душа отдыхает!!

Прекрасно!!! Душа отдыхает!

Stefano di Battista bravissimo!

This is what was cutting edge hip when I was 14. I was aware of Jarrett's 4 musical personalities . There was his solo piano projects and his great American Ornette Coleman influenced band with Charlie Hayden and Dewey Redman there was this, his European band which was also a very free unit. Man Garbareck in this stage is outa this world. Geez but my favorite stuff from this period is that Kenny Wheeler LP Gnu High where Kenny is the composer and Keith is at service to Kenny's music. Gnu High is one of the few examples in his entire discography where he's forced to improvise on truly complex advanced preexisting harmonic formats.

We presented them at schwab hall at Penn state around that time.. amazing Interaction and improvisation.

No matter how often I do it: when listening to Spiral Dance (5:05) or The Windup (34:57), my facial expressions somewhat match Jarrett's. Can't help it)))

4:00

Wow! Jan Garbarek! The sound is special.

6:41 i always suspected that keith jarrett was an asshole

When I was 27 back in 1987, a buddy and I took a via rail train from London, Ontario to Montreal, Quebec to catch about a half dozen concerts at the largest Jazz Festival in the world. On opening night we were treated to the classic "Standards" performance, and more, from Keith Jarrett, Jack de Johnette, and Gary Peacock. An absolutely premier event, and one of the best acoustic jazz concerts I've ever seen. Thank you kindly for this brilliant upload...certainly brings back wonderful memories!!

Terrific!

02:11 You and the Night and the Music 11:10 my foolish heart

is jon using two crashes instead of normal hi hats?

ouch!

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pretty wild stuff

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40’57 Jan Garbarek pris de cours…

21’13 : principal influence for Russel Ferrante !!

This sounds like Contemplation by McCoy Tyner.