There is an oddity in the vast output of Keith Jarrett which may fit the bill. No End was a double album he recorded in 1986 but didn’t release until 2013. Jarrett plays all the instruments including, unusually for him, electric guitar and bass. He layered the music by using two tape recorders and the whole album has an analog density very far from the ECM sound of his other recordings. It leans more toward the groove-driven music he played with Miles than anything from his solo career. Spread over two albums, there is a lot of varied material here - not much talked about it is quite unique in his repertoire and for me a great listen.
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