MUNI 20101208 – modern 2


  1.  All the Things You Are (Jerome Kern)                                     3:20

Martial Solal (1927w)-p. Jazz Jamboree Warsaw, 1978.

LP Poljazz Z-SX-0696.

  2. Matrix (Chick Corea)                                                                6:25

            Chick Corea-p; Miroslav Vitouš-b; Roy Haynes-dr.

            New York City, March 14, 19 and 27, 1968. LP Solid State / CD Blue Note 90055-2.

  3. Crystal Silence (Chick Corea)                                                   6:50

            Return to Forever: Chick Corea-elp; Joe Farrell-fl, ss; Stan Clarke-ac. & el.b;

Flora Purim-voc, perc; Airto Moreira-dr, perc.

New York City, February 2-3, 1972. LP ECM 1022 ST.

  4. You’re Everything (Chick Corea-Neville Potter)
5:10

            Return to Forever (same personnel)

            London, October 1972. LP Polydor PD 5525.

  5. Maiden Voyage (Herbie Hancock)                                            7:39

            Herbie Hancock-p; Jeff Littleton-b; Gene Jackson-dr.

            Live in New York, 1993. CD Jazz Door JD 1274

  6. The Sorcerer (Herbie Hancock)                                                5:34

            Herbie Hancock-p; Ron Carter-b; Mickey Roker-dr.

            Englewood Cliffs, NJ, March 8, 1968. LP Blue Note BLP 4279/CD Blue Note 95570.

  7. Hidden Shadows (Herbie Hancock) [fade out]                           4:18

            Mwandishi Herbie Hancock-ac. & el.p, clavinet with fuzz-wah

            and echoplex, dakha-di-bello, melotron, hand clap;

            Mwile Bennie Maupin-ss, bcl, picc; Mganga Dr. Eddie Henderson-tp, fh;

            Pepo Julian Priester-atb, ttb, btb; Mchezaji Buster Williams-ac. & el.b;

            Jabali Billy Hart-dr; Dr. Patrick Gleeson-synthesizers; Buck Clarke-

            congas, bongos.

            1971. LP / CD Columbia, CD CK 64983.

  8. Liza (George Gershwin)                                                             8:52

            Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea-p.

            Live in San Francisco/Los Angeles/San Diego/Ann Arbor, February 1978.

            CD CBS 466442 2.

  9. La Fiesta (Chick Corea)                                                            6:01

            Joe Farrell-ss; David Liebman-ts, ss; Steve Grossman-ts; Pepper Adams-bs;

            Chick Corea-p; Gene Perla-elb; Elvin Jones-dr; Don Alias-perc.

            Englewood Cliffs, NJ, Dec. 16, 1971. LP Blue Note BST 84414/CD Mosaic

MD8-195.

10. Spain (Chick Corea)                                                                   9:48

                        Return to Forever (same personnel & date as track 3).

11. Hexagon (Jay Chattaway)                                                        18:17

            Bob James, Herbie Hancock, George Duke, Ramsey Lewis,

            Sir Roland Hanna, Rodney Franklin-pianos; Ron Carter-b;

Buddy Williams-dr.

solo sequence: Hancock, Franklin, Hanna, Lewis, Duke, James,

Duke, Lewis, Hancock.

Live at Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles, CA, January 12, 1981 and

Carnegie Hall, New York City, January 20, 1981. LP Columbia KC2 37100.



12. You’ve Changed (Carl Fischer)                                                 7:49

            Keith Jarrett Standard Trio: Keith Jarrett-p; Gary Peacock-b; Jack DeJohnette-dr.

            Live at State Opera, Munich, July 28, 2001.

            CD ECM 1900/981 9610.

13. Eyes of the Heart [Part Two] (Keith Jarrett) [fade out]             3:52

            Keith Jarrett-p; Charlie Haden-b; Paul Motian-dr; Dewey Redman-tamb, mar, ts.

            Live at Theater am Kornmarkt, Bregenz, Austria, May 1976.

            CD ECM T-1150.

14. My Song (Keith Jarrett)                                                             6:09

            Keith Jarrett-p; Jan Garbarek-ss; Palle Danielsson-b; Jon Christensen-dr.

            Oslo, November 1977. CD ECM 1115.

            8.5.1945 Allentown, PA, 1965 Blakey, Davis, debut 1967

15. Solar (Miles Davis) [fade out]                                                     4:10

            Keith Jarrett-p; Gary Peacock-b; Paul Motian-dr.

            Live at Deer Head Inn, Allentown, PA, September 16, 1992.

            CD ECM 1531/517 720-2.