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Vorbestellen	Zweigstelle: 17., Hormayrg. 2	Standorte: CD.10 Jarr	Status: Rücksortierung	Frist:	Vorbestellungen: 0

This is indeed interesting. If you are new to Jarrett, I would recommend you hold out on purchasing this title until you've listened thouroughly to some of his more important solo and trio works. If you are familiar with Jarrett and don't have this album, get it! It will no doubt shed new light on someone you thought you had figured out. Harkening to the pipe-flute musing of his double-album Spirits, this set of duet's with uber-drummer (and longtime Jarrett collaborator) Jack Dejonette is anything but conventional. Most of the tracks produce images of Africa (some of them are named aptly so) and South America, themselves being deeply immersed in african polyrhythms and authentic-sounding flute playing on behalf of Jarrett. Ranging from droning dance music to magnificent piano work, the album also features the pre-anti-electric Jarrett on Organ and Electric Piano, a rare beast only heard on some other Miles Davis recordings (such as Live-Evil). Ruta and Daitya proves that Jarrett really did have a command of the electrical atmosphere, despite his current hatred for the music. The landscapes created by the duo here are different from any other Jarrett recording, and deeply funky. If not a mind-blowing album, Ruta and Daitya is interesting enough to last through many, many repeated listenings and suffer no loss of ingenuity. C. David LaRoche