: A traditional Japanese folk song arranged by Keiko Jones, often a staple of the Jazz Machine’s live sets.
Recorded on , at the famed Onkel Pö's Carnegie Hall in Hamburg, Germany, this set reflects Jones’s tendency to record his most "boldly expressive" work overseas. The tracks are notable for their extended length, often exceeding 15 minutes, allowing for deep improvisational exploration. Core Personnel
Critics highlight this specific recording for its and the way it captures Jones as an "equal collaborative improviser" rather than just a timekeeper. Listeners should pay attention to:
The recording consists of original compositions and rearranged jazz standards: