- Jack
DeJohnette (born
August 9, 1942) is an
American jazz drummer, pianist, and composer.
Known for his
extensive work as
leader and
sideman for musicians...
- left
after four
months of touring.
During a show he was
noticed by Jack
DeJohnette, who
recommended Jarrett to his band
leader Charles Lloyd. The Charles...
- "Standards Trio",
consisting of Jarrett, Gary Pea**** (1935–2020) and Jack
DeJohnette (born 1942),
first performed together on Pea****'s 1977
album Tales of...
- join
drummer Jack
DeJohnette, with whom he
would often collaborate over the
length of his career, on The
DeJohnette Complex,
DeJohnette's debut album as...
-
DeJohnette Keith Jarrett Jazz
Focus 65 The 1968
edition of the
festival featured performances of four artists: Bill
Evans Eddie Gómez Jack
DeJohnette...
- Trio” with
drummer Jack
DeJohnette. The trio
existed for over
thirty years, and
recorded over
twenty albums together.
DeJohnette once
stated that he admired...
-
including Gary Bartz, Ron Carter, Dave Holland,
Keith Jarrett and Jack
DeJohnette. One of the key
musicians on the album, John McLaughlin, was not a regular...
-
Holland on b****,
Chick Corea on
electric piano, and Jack
DeJohnette on drums. The group,
minus DeJohnette,
recorded In a
Silent Way (1969),
which also featured...
- fusion. The
touring band of 1969–1970—with Shorter, Corea, Holland, and
DeJohnette—never
completed a
studio recording together, and
became known as Davis's...
- trio with
Abercrombie alongside organist Jan
Hammer and
drummer Jack
DeJohnette. The
AllMusic review by
Scott Yanow gave the
album 4½ stars,
calling it...