6.3K views · 331 reactions | Invoking the spirit of the Roaring 20s with this snappy little number in E on a C Harp. That’s E major in the extremely minor fifth position, an unusual choice that gives this tune a special edge. Did you catch the “Giant Steps” changes at the end? I couldn’t resist. (If you want to learn this tune, head to levyland.com for the instructional video package: Out of the Box.) | Howard Levy | Facebook

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In loving memory of Jack DeJohnette. This concert from Lugano Estival Jazz (1985) lets us discover Jack DeJohnette’s multiple talents, which are never hidden but too often downplayed. Although the drummer may no longer need an introduction, we know less about his other sides: the pianist with a delicate touch, the composer with abstract thought patterns, the fine colorist with a personal writing style (somewhere between assumed modernity and ostentation-less avant-garde), without forgetting the