"Last summer, I rediscovered manuscripts I'd written in high school and started calling every great musician I knew. 'SIMPLE COMPLEX' took on a life of its own very quickly." Weber's quintet, the surprise hit of Melbourne's January 2003 International Jazz Fest, inspired this review by "The Age" newspaper;

"SIMPLE COMPLEX," released in January 2004 (2ndCenturyJazz Records), features Jon on piano, drummer Mark Walker, tenor sax master Eric Alexander, trumpeters Diego Urcola and Roy Hargrove, bassists Avishai Cohen, Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, and Peter Washington, plus vibraphonist Gary Burton. "How lucky can a guy get?!" adds Jon. "World-class players - each giving a 100th percentile performance."

CNN, CNBC, Black Entertainment TV, Bravo/Arts, National Public Radio, and Voice of America have profiled Jon Weber's unique musical depth and vast knowledge of his craft. NPR's 1997 Holiday CD includes 2 excellent tracks by Jon.

After a compelling appearance on Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz, Warner Bros. commissioned Jon (Mr. Perfect Pitch) to transcribe "Portraits" a book containing 23 of Marian's improvised piano solo compositions.

Live recordings under Jon's name, Flying Keys, are available from prestigious Swiss label Jazz Connaisseur.

A new solo release, "Feather in the Breeze," will follow up his successful and acclaimed November 2003 Swiss tour.

More releases are en route from Jon's numerous European sessions.

Critically acclaimed American studio CD, Jazz Wagon (IMI Records) is available through this website.

At the request of composers Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Jon recorded a 2 CD tribute, It's Never Quite the Same (Mood Records). "I am most flattered by your wonderful CD!" says Ray Evans. "You play my tunes the best!" adds Jay Livingston.