Alone Together

Alone Together, the 1997 album by the esteemed saxophonist Lee Konitz, is a masterclass in cool jazz. Recorded live at the prestigious Jazz Bakery in Los Angeles, this Blue Note Records release brings together a trio of jazz luminaries, with Konitz joined by the talented Brad Mehldau on piano and the legendary Charlie Haden on bass.

The result is a captivating collection of six tracks, including the titular 'Alone Together', 'The Song Is You', 'Cherokee', 'What Is This Thing Called Love?', 'Round Midnight', and 'You Stepped Out Of A Dream'. With a duration of 1 hour and 13 minutes, this album is a testament to the chemistry and camaraderie between these three jazz greats.

As a seminal work of cool jazz, bebop, and hard bop, Alone Together is an essential addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection. The album's release in 1997 marked a significant milestone in Konitz's career, being his first recording for Blue Note Records. With its impeccable production and talented lineup, Alone Together is an album that will continue to delight and inspire fans of jazz for years to come. Lee Konitz's soaring saxophone, paired with Mehldau's intricate piano work and Haden's masterful bass lines, creates a truly unforgettable listening experience.