How a total disaster became the world’s best-selling piano album
/ davidhartley94 Keith Jarrett's Köln Concert started as a total disaster. Not only was he exhausted and hungry, but he had to improvise an entire concert on a broken, unplayable piano. This concert would go on to be the best-selling solo jazz album and the best-selling piano album of any genre.
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