After all of the electric and synthesizer sounds of the ’70’s Jarrett’s solo concert albums created a market for the sound of the grand piano again.
More recently, he has teamed up with bassist Gary Peacock and his old drummer friend, Jack DeJohnette to produce a series of records of standards. This marks a distinctive break with the long period of solo concerts which were starting to become a little overbearing and self-indulgent.
These trio albums raise the art of the Jazz trio to the kind of level of consistency not heard of since Bill Evans.
Discography: Charles Lloyd, Dream Weaver - Atlantic; Miles Davis, Live/Evil - Columbia/CBS; Miles Davis, At Fillmore - Columbia/CBS; Facing You - ECM; The Koln Concert - ECM; Solo - Concerts, Bremen & Lausanne, ECM; In The Night - ECM; Luminescence - ECM; Arbour Zena - ECM; Ruta & Daitya - ECM; Belonging - ECM; Expectations - Columbia; Fort Yawuh - Impulse; Treasure Island - Impulse; Birth - Atlantic; Death and the Flower - Impulse; Backhand - Impulse; Mysteries - Impulse; Shades - Impulse; Staircase - ECM.

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