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Saturday, July 16, 2011

117 - Changeless - Keith Jarrett

Keith Jarrett 's most inspiring record for me is Changeless , as I had the Cd during the time I spent in Paris, back in 1989.
Since it is the 48th record released by the prolific pianist, after 20 years of jazz career, one could admitedly ask : but why this album? So here is the catch...
I lived for few moons with this girl who's parents came from Mali and Guadalupe... and we would make love only on this particular music.
Her father had a dog...an Afghan Hound named Alexander
who use to sit on his bottom on the sofa, 
straight with the front legs joined , watching TV just like U and Me!! ,,, just more calm.
The man was fond of playing Pachelbel's Canon overnight on repeat mode 
and would make me swallow gallons of a strong (non alcoholic) Ginger brew 
which He was fabricating quite proudly, in hope for progeny!
Well, my destiny had other plans...


1987 - CHANGELESS
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3 comments:

DjM said...

beautiful music, thanks for posting... I wasn't aware that this album existed. Bears resemblance to some of the outros that this trio plays on the standards albums. But stretched out for a much longer period ... great!

PapyRoots said...

I am glad U found this out.
Cheers

Anonymous said...

simply dropping by to say hey