The Cure is a solo album by Keith Jarrett, recorded in December 1990 at the ECM studio in New York. It was released in 1991 by ECM Records. The title has no connection to the British band of the same name.
The album consists of solo piano improvisations, a hallmark of Jarrett's work. The centerpiece is a 30-minute suite titled 'The Cure', exploring complex harmonic and rhythmic textures. It was produced by Jarrett himself.
Though not among his most famous records, The Cure received positive reviews for its intimacy and depth. The recording captures Jarrett's spontaneity, with moments of great lyricism and tension. It stands as a testament to his improvisational mastery.