The title track, "My Song," is arguably one of Jarrett’s most famous melodies—a simple, 12-bar folk song structure that feels like a lullaby for the soul. Tracks like "Tabarka" (named for a Tunisian town) and "The Journey Home" showcase Garbarek’s ethereal, long-toned saxophone floating over Christensen’s shimmering cymbals and Danielsson’s walking, woody bass. Historically, this album has suffered from a common problem: the original vinyl and early CD pressings, while beautiful, masked some of the low-level detail and instrumental separation. In 2015, ECM—a label notoriously skeptical of gimmicky remasters—authorized a new high-resolution transfer from the original analog master tapes. This wasn’t a simple "loudness war" remaster. Instead, it was an archival-grade restoration, released simultaneously as a 180-gram vinyl and, crucially, as studio-quality digital files.
This is the test track for high-frequency extension. The triangle and cymbal work on the head arrangement can sound like static on MP3 or CD. In 24-192, each strike has a metallic ping , followed by a shimmering tail that lasts 4-5 seconds. You can hear Christensen using different parts of the stick on the ride cymbal. Keith Jarrett - My Song -2015- -FLAC 24-192-
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