Eyes of the Heart (album)

The studio album ''The Survivors' Suite'' had been recorded one month earlier. Although recorded the same year before Byablue (released in 1977) and Bop-Be (released in 1978), Eyes of The Heart was the last album released to feature Jarrett's American quartet. == Original notes ==

As part of the public farewell and disbanding of Jarrett's "American Quartet" the CD and vinyl issues contained a few notes addressed to its members: ==Reception==

Writing for AllMusic, Scott Yanow called the album "intriguing", and wrote: "Every recording by this particular group (arguably Jarrett's best working ensemble) is well worth hearing, for they had their own sound and the ability to play both 'inside' and 'outside' simultaneously, and they were continually full of surprises." == Track listing ==

:All music composed by Keith Jarrett. • "Eyes of the Heart (Part One)" – 17:11 • "Eyes of the Heart (Part Two)" – 15:43 • "Encore (a-b-c)" – 18:03 == Personnel==

American Quartet • Keith Jarrett – piano, soprano saxophone, osi drums, tambourine • Dewey Redman – tenor saxophone, tambourine, maracas • Charlie Haden – bass • Paul Motian – drums, percussion Production • Manfred Eicher – producer • Martin Wieland – recording engineer • Barbara Wojirsch – design • Keith Jarrett - photography == References ==