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Coltrane Research
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 มี.ค. 2014
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Stuttgart 63 A
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The John Coltrane Quartet. Treffpunkt Jazz, Stuttgart, Germany, November 4, 1963. First show. The Promise Afro-Blue I Want To Talk About You Impressions Transcendent aural time travel.
John Coltrane Quartet, Half Note (live broadcast), March 19, 1965
มุมมอง 26K9 ปีที่แล้ว
The John Coltrane Quartet, broadcast live from the Half Note, March 19, 1965. John Coltrane ~ McCoy Tyner ~ Jimmy Garrison ~ Elvin Jones. Alan Grant, MC. Chim Chim Cheree; bass solo; Impressions
Thelonious Monk and John Coltrane Five Spot 1957
มุมมอง 23K10 ปีที่แล้ว
The Thelonious Monk Quartet featuring John Coltrane at the Five Spot, probably late July or early August 1957. A teaser for the brilliant Carnegie Hall concert, which of course you've already purchased, right? www.amazon.com/Thelonious-Monk-Quartet-Coltrane-Carnegie/dp/B000AV2GCE/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1397030090&sr=1-1&keywords=monk coltrane carnegie hall
John Coltrane with Johnny Hodges 1954
มุมมอง 67K10 ปีที่แล้ว
Johnny Hodges Septet/Octet, probably California, Spring or Summer 1954 Johnny Hodges alto sax; Harold "Shorty" Baker trumpet; Lawrence Brown trombone; John Coltrane tenor sax; possibly Call Cobbs piano; John Williams bass; James Johnson drums; unknown singer on the two blues 0:00-4:29 Thru for the Night 4:30-9:04 Castle Rock 9:05-16:20 In a Mellotone 16:21-18:56 I've Got a Mind to Ramble Blues ...
John Coltrane Strange Things All the Rage
มุมมอง 2.8K10 ปีที่แล้ว
An obscure recording from ca. 1953-1955. Though it can't be proven definitively, John Coltrane is strongly believed to be the tenor saxophonist. For details see The John Coltrane Reference, pages 63, 79, 80, 82, and 403-404. The John Coltrane Reference is available in hardcover (www.amazon.com/John-Coltrane-Reference-Lewis-Porter/dp/041597755X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1296499648&sr=1-1), ...
John Coltrane Quartet Birdland 1962 June 2
มุมมอง 21K10 ปีที่แล้ว
Another live at Birdland broadcast. Pee Wee's shrill exhortations compete with the last 2 minutes of Cousin Mary. 0:00-0:23 announcement by John Coltrane 0:24-14:24 My Favorite Things 14:25-24:22 Body and Soul 24:23-29:11 Cousin Mary (incomplete) Coltrane Tyner Garrison Jones Buy Coltrane on Coltrane at Amazon: www.amazon.com/Coltrane-Interviews-Musicians-Their-Words/dp/1556520042/ref=tmm_pap_s...
John Coltrane Quartet, Half Note, April 2, 1965
มุมมอง 61K10 ปีที่แล้ว
The John Coltrane Quartet at the Half Note, Hudson & Spring, Manhattan, NYC, April 2, 1965, 11:15 p.m.-midnight. Announcer is Alan Grant. Photos are from John Coltrane: One Down, One Up Live at the Half Note, which of course you've already purchased, right? If not get your ash to amazon and order it already. 0:00-1:11 theme music, ann. 1:12-24:48 untitled original (aka Creation) 24:49-25:39 I W...
John Coltrane Quartet Birdland March 2, 1963
มุมมอง 10K10 ปีที่แล้ว
The John Coltrane Quartet broadcast live from Birdland, around midnight (no pun intended). Coltrane, Tyner, Garrison, Jones. Check out Coltrane Research on Facebook at pages/Coltrane-Research/711740515516519?ref=hl 0:00-13:00 Mr. P. C. 12:56-13:38 announcement by Symphony Sid, including a shout-out to Miles Davis, who's in the audience 13:39-24:01 My Favorite Things (fades out at e...
John Coltrane Eric Dolphy Impressions Frankfurt '61
มุมมอง 49K10 ปีที่แล้ว
John Coltrane Quintet, Frankfurt, November 29, 1961. Coltrane, Dolphy, McCoy Tyner, Reggie Workman, Elvin Jones, playing Impressions. Please visit the Coltrane Research Facebook page at pages/Coltrane-Research/711740515516519?ref=hl
Love this! My favourite recording of Coltrane is the Half note cd I have…now I’m glad I found this. Thanks for sharing!
Not to be mean or critical but.... John's far out, abstract & magical playing seems MUSICAL, to me, wheras, Eric's playing seems like very skillful SOUND EFFECTS...like in cartoons! It's all good & creative, so bless them for their sincerity & devotion...they were true ARTISTS in that era! ❤
Like Cartoons sorry I think you should give Dolphy another hearing.
You can 100% hear that it's him on Don't Blame Me.
So cool to hear Hodges and Coltrane playing together. Their respective styles are so different and unique from each other, and I’ve often thought of them as “one of the other” so this is just tickling me pink. Very nice
Why does the sound change near the start of the Impressions track?
wonderful..thank you for this gem. trane on dont blame me is brilliant
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I can really imagine JC jamming the shit out of Castle Rock and all the people were dancing, those were the better times
Recorded 1958 Sept 11 at the Five Spot NYC. Released on Gambit records (69241). JC tenor, TM piano, Ahmed Abdul Malik bass, Roy Haynes drums
00:00 The Promise 07:38 Afro Blue 14:14 I Want To Talk About You 24:54 Impressions
Wow! Tight 4sum. Timeless. Thank you for Mr. John Contrane....
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Impressive!
29:00 mmmmm
Wow this exists.
Do you believe when you hear this however briefly?
So cool!!!!
WOW! what amazing musicianship, love, and spirit from all 4 of them. Trane is singing and riding the magic carpet ride of McCoy, Garrsion, and Elvin. I Want To Talk About You on this recording is a extremely healing track that has done wonders for my life. This group is LOVE and the ESSENCE of SPIRTUAL and HEALING MUSIC
i think monk impressed miles as he made kind of blue and bitches brew and so more. monk's eccentric line was holding so friendship each two Wanted
What’s the source of this recording ?
Прекрасно!
Tuning into FM radio in 1965 was somewhat of an unusual thing, mostly for intellectuals and their longhair music. Mr JC was ON at the Halfnote! Thanks.
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This is the Olympics of Music. Every time they played, from about '63 onward, they played like they'd been training and competing their entire lives for this one moment. One doesn't fully appreciate this until one has worked, trained, pursued something or taken great pains to build or create something, over the course of YEARS. The more I listen the more Inspired and Astonished I am.
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嬉しい共演。🙄 史上最高のテナーとアルトだ。🙄
Soul food mind juice body popping funky as fuck defy any one not to get down to this 🕺🕺
this recording is incredible; thank you!
I heard Trane a number of times at Half Note and maybe this night. The band played on top of the bar where a stage was erected. I remember one night, I was at the bar and Trane is going at it, the owners were shouting at their buddies at the bar cause Trane and Elvin were so loud. Years later I came across similar scene at Punk Rock gigs. Trane was and always will be Ahead Of His Time!
I was there the whole week, five nights running. Last set ended at 5 am every morning. Being 17 and from Sweden this was a life defining experience. I’m so grateful.
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Was that initial announcement by Norman Granz?
Afro Blue 40:52
Listen Trane...you see the light? Yes you see the light becouse you see God.
Lived on Long Island NY all my life and never knew Coltrane had a home there. I want to see more live Monk and Coltrane ! The best!!
The audio on this one leaves a lot to be desired. There is a superior stereo boot out there online and it sounds almost as good as the officially released 'Half Note' sets.....
Where? What's the URL or website where this is available? Would love to hear it!
@@ChrisPFDeVito I tried to post a link but TH-cam won't allow it. If you'd like to get in touch with me privately, I could send you the link or the edit I've put together of the MP3 file that's available.
@@Dogan1960 U have the March 29 at Half Note too?
Hey! I'm curious to know if it might be possible to snag the bootleg of the improved audio/original tape from this set that you've mentioned-found a recent higher-quality upload of 'I Want to Talk About You' from this date; makes a significant difference in the listening experience. It would be incredibly appreciated, if so!
The Laserlight disc/download 'Live at the Half Note' in mono sound and pictured in this video is an abomination. Even sites like 'Hi Res Audio' and 'Pro Studio Masters' carry it and the audio is terrible! Releasing it in FLAC and charging money for it is a crime. Save your cash and search for the stereo version online
People still like to hear it for the historical significance. Every live Coltrane recording will have something interesting That die hard fans will want to hear. But yeah they should have a "buyer beware" warning so you know what to expect. That's what the Grateful Dead did on some of their live releases that were sonically imperfect.
Does any one have any idea what Eric Dolphy is doing? He's my all time favorite soloist and I have no concept of what he's doing
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Possibly Call Cobbs on piano? The same pianist that would later record many times with Albert Ayler?
13:52 Coltrane's legendary lick!
Amazing…I’m shaking right now lol Much Love for posting ❤️🙏🏿💯
….immensi , da brividi….
Who is the sax player, please?
Coltrane first then Dolphy