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Artist Biography For Jack Dejohnette's Directions
Jack DeJohnette Was Born In Chicago Illinois. Besides The Drums He Also Studied The Piano. He First Became Known As A Member Of Charles Lloyd's Band A Group That Pianist Keith Jarrett Also Was A Part Of At That Time. He Played With Bill Evans In 1968 On The Acclaimed Bill Evans At The Montreux Jazz Festival And From 1969 To 1972 Played With Miles Davis. In The 1970s He Recorded For Milestone/Prestige And ECM. He Also Appeared Widely On ECM As A Sideman. Since Then He Has Recorded For MCA Records Blue Note Records And Kindred Rhythm. DeJohnette Has Led Several Groups Since The Early-1970s Including Compost A Jazz-Rock Group That Did Two Albums For Columbia With Bob Moses And Harold Vick Directions With John Abercrombie Alex Foster Warren Bernhardt And Mike Richmond New Directions With Abercrombie Lester Bowie And Eddie Gomez Gateway With John Abercrombie And Dave Holland Special Edition With David Murray Chico Freeman Arthur Blythe Peter Warren And Others . Since The 1980s He Has Been A Member Of What Has Become Known As Keith Jarrett's Standards Trio Alongside Jarrett And Gary Peacock. Since 2003 Jack Has Been Part Of Trio Beyond With Fellow Musicians Larry Goldings Organ And John Scofield Guitar . The Trio Was Set Up In Tribute To The Tony Williams Lifetime Trio Led By Williams With Larry Young Organ And John McLaughlin Guitar .
He Also Currently Appears As A Member Of The Bruce Hornsby Trio. In February 2009 DeJohnette Received The Grammy Award For Best New Age Album Peace Time. DeJohnette Successfully Incorporates Elements Of Free Jazz And World Music While Maintaining The Deep Grooves Of Jazz And R&B Drummers. His Exceptional Experience Of Time And Style Combined With Astounding Improvisational Ingenuity Make Him One Of The Most Highly Regarded And In-Demand Drummers. He Also Occasionally Appears On Piano On His Own Recordings.
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Biography - Jack Dejohnette's Directions
Jack DeJohnette Was Born In Chicago Illinois. Besides The Drums He Also Studied The Piano. He First Became Known As A Member Of Charles Lloyd's Band A Group That Pianist Keith Jarrett Also Was A Part Of At That Time. He Played With Bill Evans In 1968 On The Acclaimed Bill Evans At The Montreux Jazz Festival And From 1969 To 1972 Played With Miles Davis. In The 1970s He Recorded For Milestone/Prestige And ECM. He Also Appeared Widely On ECM As A Sideman. Since Then He Has Recorded For MCA Records Blue Note Records And Kindred Rhythm. DeJohnette Has Led Several Groups Since The Early-1970s Including Compost A Jazz-Rock Group That Did Two Albums For Columbia With Bob Moses And Harold Vick Directions With John Abercrombie Alex Foster Warren Bernhardt And Mike Richmond New Directions With Abercrombie Lester Bowie And Eddie Gomez Gateway With John Abercrombie And Dave Holland Special Edition With David Murray Chico Freeman Arthur Blythe Peter Warren And Others . Since The 1980s He Has Been A Member Of What Has Become Known As Keith Jarrett's Standards Trio Alongside Jarrett And Gary Peacock. Since 2003 Jack Has Been Part Of Trio Beyond With Fellow Musicians Larry Goldings Organ And John Scofield Guitar . The Trio Was Set Up In Tribute To The Tony Williams Lifetime Trio Led By Williams With Larry Young Organ And John McLaughlin Guitar .
He Also Currently Appears As A Member Of The Bruce Hornsby Trio. In February 2009 DeJohnette Received The Grammy Award For Best New Age Album Peace Time. DeJohnette Successfully Incorporates Elements Of Free Jazz And World Music While Maintaining The Deep Grooves Of Jazz And R&B Drummers. His Exceptional Experience Of Time And Style Combined With Astounding Improvisational Ingenuity Make Him One Of The Most Highly Regarded And In-Demand Drummers. He Also Occasionally Appears On Piano On His Own Recordings. read less
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He Also Currently Appears As A Member Of The Bruce Hornsby Trio. In February 2009 DeJohnette Received The Grammy Award For Best New Age Album Peace Time. DeJohnette Successfully Incorporates Elements Of Free Jazz And World Music While Maintaining The Deep Grooves Of Jazz And R&B Drummers. His Exceptional Experience Of Time And Style Combined With Astounding Improvisational Ingenuity Make Him One Of The Most Highly Regarded And In-Demand Drummers. He Also Occasionally Appears On Piano On His Own Recordings. read less
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