Discography

19670316 Charles Lloyd Quartet

Charles Lloyd (ts, fl 6) Keith Jarrett (p, ss) Ron McClure (b ) Jack DeJohnette (dr )

Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley, CA, USA

19670317-18 Charles Lloyd Quartet

Charles Lloyd (ts, fl 6) Keith Jarrett (p, ss) Ron McClure (b ) Jack DeJohnette (dr )

Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA, USA

19670328 Charles Lloyd Quartet

Charles Lloyd (ts, fl 6) Keith Jarrett (p, ss) Ron McClure (b ) Jack DeJohnette (dr )
Rock Garden, San Francisco, CA, USA

Kenneth K.: "With the Grateful Dead".

19670330 Charles Lloyd Quartet

Charles Lloyd (ts, fl 6) Keith Jarrett (p, ss) Ron McClure (b ) Jack DeJohnette (dr )

Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley, CA, USA

19670411 Charles Lloyd Quartet (PA)

Charles Lloyd (ts, fl) Keith Jarrett (p) Ron McClure (b) Jack DeJohnette (dr)

April 11th 1967, Stockholm, Sweden

1. 
   Manhattan Tripper (Lloyd)(6:16)
   
2. 
   Love Ship (Lloyd) (5:42)
   
3. 
   Radio Comment (0:21)
   
4. 
   Is it really the same (Keith Jarrett) (5:54)
   
5. 
   Radio comment (0:34)
   
6. 
   Tagore (Lloyd) (Lloyd) (10:39)
   
7. 
   Radio Comment (0:35)
   
8. 
   Wild Flowers (5:32)
   
9. 
   (2:54)
   
10. 
    Radio Comment (0:34)
    
11. 
    Island Blues (Lloyd)(5:28)
    
12. 
    (5:47)
    
13. 
    Radio Comment (0:23)
    
14. 
    Miss Lonely Hearts (4:19)
    
15. 
    Radio Comment (0:11)
    
16. 
    Dream Weaver (Lloyd)(3:48)
    
17. 
    Radio Comment (0:23)
    
18. 
    Meditation / Dervish Dance (Lloyd) (14:54)
    

19670421-22 Charles Lloyd Quartet

Charles Lloyd (ts, fl 6) Keith Jarrett (p, ss) Ron McClure (b ) Jack DeJohnette (dr )

Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA, USA

19670504 Charles Lloyd Quartet

Charles Lloyd (ts, fl) Keith Jarrett (p) Cecil McBee (b) Jack DeJohnette (dr)

May 4th 1967, Town Hall, New York, NY

19670504 Keith Jarrett Trio

Keith Jarrett (p) Charlie Haden (b) Paul Motian (d)

May 4th 1967, New York, NY

1 12359 Lisbon Stomp (Keith Jarrett) 6.02

2 12360 Everything I Love (Porter) 4.30

3 12361 Long Time Gone (But Not Withdrawn) (Keith Jarrett) 4.51

4 12362 Love, No. 1 (Keith Jarrett) 6.11

5 12363 Love, No. 2 (Keith Jarrett) 1.27

6 12364 Margot (Keith Jarrett) 3.45

7 12365 Church Dreams (Keith Jarrett) 6.15

8 12366 Life Between The Exit Signs (Keith Jarrett) 6.15

1-8: Keith Jarrett - Life Between The Exit Signs (Vortex LP 2006)

6: Chick Corea - Herbie Hancock - Keith Jarrett - McCoy Tyner (Atlantic SD 1696)

The tracks on the album are heavily influenced by Ornette Coleman and Bill Evans, Jarrett having long been an admirer of both, Haden having played with Coleman and Motian having played with Evans.



LINER NOTES OF THE ORIGINAL 1968 ISSUE
About the music: (by Keith Jarrett)
I have been asked to say something about the music in this album.

I would like very much to do so; however, if there were words to express it, there would be no need for the music.
I can speak for Paul, Charlie and myself on an extra-musical level (or a human one).

The music is, after all, sincere, so do not question its meaning. What you feel or experience from it is

what it is. It is no more and no less than that.
The exits involved are those which everyone is capable of utilizing. I hope they can be glimpsed through our music.
I must add a word about the recording session. It was done without any restrictions whatsoever on the music.

Mr. Avakian (man of many worlds) supervised the recording but not one alteration in the music was made. I am extremely grateful for this.

About the beautiful beings named Charlie Haden and Paul Motian, so much is said in the music they play that I will refrain from giving you mere externals.

Finally, I would like to dedicate this album to my wife, Margot, without whom (and she may not know it) this album could not have manifested itself.

About the artists:

(by George Avakian, producer of the record)
One could fill this back cover with extraordinary press comments about Keith Jarrett,

culled from 18 countries within an 18-month time span (he has made six European tours in 1966-67 as a member of the Charles Lloyd Quartet).

But you will learn more about Keith Jarrett in just a few minutes' listening.

Listen longer, and you'll keep discovering new things all the time in every aspect of his playing – not just the externals of a prodigious imagination and technique which includes plucking, strumming and using every sound resource of the piano in a manner that would have brought joy to the late Henry Cowell, the man who first explored the possibilities of the instrument beyond its keyboard, some sixty years ago.
A student of classical piano since he was big enough to sit on a piano stool, Keith Jarrett became a composition student at 15 and gave a full-scale recital of his own works at 16. After

graduating from the Berklee School of Music, he formed his own trio in Boston, played briefly with Roland Kirk and Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, and joined the Charles Lloyd Quartet at the age of twenty in February, 1966. The story of the Quartet's successes from San Francisco to Moscow and back again is also, of course, part of Keith Jarrett's story as well.
Charlie Haden, the bassist in this recording, is a musician who accomplished the startling switch from country music, which he played in his native Ozarks, to prominence as a member of the original Ornette Coleman Trio which exploded on the jazz scene in the middle fifties. After a long sojourn on the West Coast, he has returned to the Coleman group, which has now been expanded into a quartet.
Paul Motian, best known for his long association with the Bill Evans Trio, is one of the most sensitive drummers in jazz.

Virtually his entire career has been spent with small groups, where the delicate nuances of sound which he draws from his instruments have won him a unique position of respect.