Keith Jarrett Recomendations

No humming? Then how do you know it's Keith?

Live at the Blue Note six-CD is the best for me, with a more intimate sound than other live recordings (due to the smaller place) and a very nice bass sound. The ballads in this record are absolutely outstanding.
Although I like all the standard trio works, my favorites are "Whisper Not" (Live in Paris) and Tokyo 1996.
In the Solo area, "La Scala" is a nice recording as is "The melody at night with you"
I don't like him whem plays in "free" style (Inside Out or Always Let Me Go). Thousgh, enjoy one of the best piano players-improvisers in the jazz world

The Koln Concert is the one for me...
But like everyone said, hard to pin it down. He's a talent, that's for sure. Cheers,
Spencer

Solo - "The Melody at Night, with you".

Trio - Standards Volume 2.

I'm not really into the group stuff he did on Atlantic with Dewey Redman and Paul Motian.

What do you all think of his work with Miles?

Keith Jarrett is an amazing pianist. For me it was La Scala that got me hooked.