Record Details
| Artist: | Keith Jarrett |
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| Title: | Sun Bear Concerts Piano Solo Recorded In Japan |
| Format: | 12"Promo |
| Label: | ECM Records |
| Cat No: | EP-1100 |
| Released: | 1978 |
| Country: |  |
| Genres: | Free Improvisation |
| Condition | Mint |
| Status | Have |
| Added To List | 2nd November 2024 |
Disc 1 | 12"
Mint
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A Matrix: JB EP-1100 A (ᵛᵛ)34075 |
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B Matrix: JB ECMX-1100 REC3-1 RE-1 #3 (ᵛᵛ)33753 MO#2 |
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Additional Information
| Comments | From Front Cover: Keith Jarrett Sun Bear Concerts Piano Solo Recorded In Japan Excerpts Promotional Copy Not For Sale ECM Pro Sampler Special EP-1100 From Back Cover: This disc presents six excerpts - including a complete side of the Osaka concert - from Keith Jarrett's Sun Bear Concerts, a ten-record set of five solo-concerts performed in Japan in November 1976. Although each piece on this record, taken out of context, is a vivid example of Keith's performances, we feel that none should be mistaken to be representative of a given concert, or of the Sun Bear Concerts as a whole. The complete side from Osaka, as superb as it is standing alone, is only one part of that concert, like a movement in a sonata or a symphony; likewise, the other sections from the Nagoya, Sapporo and Tokyo concerts are, in a sense, episodes of larger movements. Yet, in each of these pieces, we find valid expressions of Jarrett's musical universe, and we hope that they can be a first step in introducing the music of the Sun Bear Concerts. All music published by Cavelight Music-BMI/AMRA An ECM Production From Keith Jarrett/Sun Bear Concerts, ECM-X-1100 © ℗ 1978 ECM Records GMBH From The Spine: Pro Sampler Special EP-1100 Keith Jarrett/Sun Bear Concerts Printed In U.S.A. From The Label: Manufactured and distributed by Warner Bros. Records Inc. - A Warner Communications Company - 33 Warner Blvd. Burbank, Calif. 90510 - Made In U.S.A. |
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