Thanks to Ricky Linn for pointing out to me that more than 40 Keith Jarrett albums are available from eMusic. For more information about eMusic, check out their “eMusic Story” page or Wikipedia. Basically, eMusic is a legal “online music store that operates by subscription”. The tracks are available as DRM-free MP3 files.
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Here is a selection of reviews of “Yesterdays”, by Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, and Jack DeJohnette, released in January 2009:
And here are some reviews of the solo concert at the Carnegie Hall on January 29, 2009:
If you know of an interesting review not listed here, feel free to leave a message in the forum (see link below).
This is not really news, but I just realized that 34 Keith Jarrett albums (mostly from ECM Records) are officially available from HDtracks in FLAC or AIFF format (i.e. as lossless files). None of these albums are available in the “96 KHz / 24 bit” section of the store, unfortunately, but I’m not aware of any other store selling Keith Jarrett music as DRM-free lossless files.
You can listen to sound samples from the forthcoming album “Yesterdays” on CD Universe. Samples are available for the nine tracks on the album.
See also these previous posts about “Yesterdays”:
Here’s the tracklist for “Yesterdays” (from HMV Japan):
See also these previous posts about “Yesterdays”:
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