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Setting Standards

Setting Standards
Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Jack DeJohnette

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Track Listing

Disc 1:

  1. Meaning Of The Blues Bobby Troup/Lea Worth
  2. All The Things You Are Jerome Kern/Oscar Hammerstein
  3. It Never Entered My Mind Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart
  4. The Masquerade Is Over Allie Wrubel/Herbert Magidson
  5. God Bless The Child Arthur Herzog/Billie Holiday

Disc 2:

  1. So Tender Keith Jarrett
  2. Moon And Sand Alec Wilder/William Engvick/Mortimer Palitz
  3. In Love In Vain Jerome Kern/Leo Robin
  4. Never Let Me Go Raymond Evans / Jay Livingston
  5. If I Should Lose You Ralph Rainger/Leo Robin
  6. I Fall In Love Too Easily Sammy Cahn/Julie Styne

Disc 3:

  1. Flying Part 1 Keith Jarrett
  2. Flying Part 2 Keith Jarrett
  3. Prism Keith Jarrett

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #62692 in Music
  • Released on: 2008-01-22
  • Number of discs: 3
  • Format: Box set

Editorial Reviews

Album Description
Setting Standards brings together three classic recordings; Standards Vol. 1, Standards Vol. 2 and Changes. Music brought to life in a sustained burst of creativity in 1983 at New York's Power Station. Presented now for the first time in a specially priced 3-CD box set. Having wrapped up two volumes of standards, the trio then moved on to improvisational areas resulting in the album, Changes. Three top flight albums recorded in one day! Not only that, the musicians had mapped out the area - from the Great American Songbook to free play - that they would continue to explore for the next quarter-century, making them perhaps the most widely-admired jazz group in the world today. This re-release celebrates 25 years of the "Standards Trio" It includes historical session photos by Deborah Feingold and updated liner notes by Peter Rüedi.

Boston Globe
"There really is no debating the identity of the greatest piano trio in the history of jazz"


Customer Reviews

Too much "singing"3
This is an excellent recording of a great classic jazz trio. However the engineer could have mastered to make Jarrett's "singing" a bit less prominent. Check out good recordings of Erroll Garner or Glenn Gould. I rest my case.....

A Classic Package5
Since the very first time I listened Keith Jarrett's Trio, with the amazing 'The Cure' I haven't been able to stop. This package contains 3 of their fundamental albums and to have them is a must.
Who may refuse to be touched for the delicate and deep melody of 'Meaning of the Blues'?. Try, at least once.

Come on!5
The claim from the first reviewer of this product that this release is all about money is frankly ridiculous. Anyone who already has the original CDs or even LPs--and I imagine that the sales were fairly low compared to more recent releases--can hang onto them, and all the fans who haven't heard the astonishing beginning of this sublime trio should absolutely get their hands on this newly packaged edition.