Jack DeJohnette – Somewhere

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		Deep Space – Solar	(15:09)
		Deep Space
		Solar
		Stars Fell On Alabama	7:27
		Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea	10:02
		Somewhere – Everywhere	(19:37)
		Somewhere
		Everywhere
		Tonight	6:49
		I Thought About You	6:29

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Somewhere CD, Album	ECM Records – ECM 2200, ECM Records – 276 6370	Germany	2013	Germany — 2013
	Somewhere CD, Album, Promo, Cardboard sleeve	ECM Records – ECM 2200, ECM Records – 276 6370	Germany	2013	Germany — 2013	Recently Edited
	Somewhere CD, Album	ECM Records – ECM 2200, ECM Records – B0018362-02	US	2013	US — 2013	Recently Edited
	Somewhere CD, Album, Unofficial Release	ECM Records (3) – ECM 2200		2013	2013	Recently Edited
	Somewhere (Live In Lucerne 2009) 6×File, FLAC, Album, 96kHz/24bit	ECM Records – none		2013	2013	New Submission
	Somewhere CD, Album	ECM Records – UCCE-1138	Japan	2013	Japan — 2013	Recently Edited
	Somewhere CD, Album, Promo, Stereo	ECM Records – UCCE-1138	Japan	2013	Japan — 2013	New Submission
	Somewhere CD, Album, Promo	ECM Records – ECM 2200, ECM Records – 276 6370	Germany	2013	Germany — 2013	New Submission
	Somewhere CD, Album, Reissue	ECM Records – UCCE-9377	Japan	2019	Japan — 2019	New Submission
	Somewhere CD, Album	ECM Records – ECM 2200, ECM Records – B0018362-02	US		US	New Submission

dreaboi Oct 31, 2021
referencing Somewhere (CD, Album) ECM 2200
Why isn’t this on vinyl? The best later trio recording, and would be a perfect fit for LP.
GOODGROOVECIRCLE Oct 24, 2019
referencing Somewhere (Live In Lucerne 2009) (6×File, FLAC, Album, 96kHz/24bit) none
Another classic Trio recording. Nice tension and great improvision from one of the best trios in the Jazz world.
GalaxyExplorer Oct 12, 2013
Edited 9 years ago
referencing Somewhere (CD, Album) ECM 2200
Jarrett is alleged to have said that material does not matter, implying that he could play anything and make it good. Well, that's complete crap and this album proves it. The finest moment here is Jarrett's brilliant original "Everywhere." It's entrancing, cutting-edge jazz, straight from the heart. The rest of the album is standards; I could take it or leave it. They're all performed impeccably, but each one of them became standards long before I was even born. They don't have the energy of Jarrett's own compositions.