John Coltrane - A Love Supreme (1965) (Full Album)
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- Bass - Jimmy Garrison
Composed By, Tenor Saxophone - John Coltrane
Drums - Elvin Jones
Piano - McCoy Tyner
Engineer - Rudy Van Gelder
Producer - Bob Thiele
Recorded: December 9th, 1964
A1 Part I - Acknowledgement 0:00
A2 Part II - Resolution 7:48
B Part III - Pursuance / Part IV - Psalm 15:14
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Without this album, I'm not sure I would be alive today. Thank you Mr. Coltrane.
Yes sir. This album got me through some dark days.
One piece of music almost killed me, so I know where you are coming from. You still alive, mate?
I was also conceived to this album.
Amen
@@bakters mate? are you ossie?
l graduated from Los Angeles High School in 1965. The same year A Love Supreme was recorded. I been listening to the album since.
A masterpiece ! You can hear it over and over and you know what the universe is made of
God’s love
@@ericotto314 There is no mention of God's love anywhere in the album. To get in on God's love, one has to accept the Lord Jesus Christ as Saviour. Sadly, Trane died lost.
@@tommyblack7998 Allah is god
The only thing I regret is I didn't hear John earlier in life. NOW I KNOW WHAT THE FUSS IS ALL ABOUT!!! Excellent
is this the same Michael Lawson who played Viola in Boston?
Is this really you Mike?
@@nyshoefly who is this
@@michaellawson2080 Jacob from Boston/nyc
This could be the greatest album of all time but who knows
It's definitely right up there.
@jtob3817
It could be. On the other hand....Well, I've always hated and despised this type of "music.". Even so, I once read a review of this recording, or maybe it was one with "Blue" in the title, that was so enthusiastic, that it made me think that I had to give the guy another chance, so I bought the CD. When I got it home, it sat on a shelf, and sat, and sat, and....I just couldn't force myself to listen to it. Finally, remembering the pain and anger that previous listenings had caused me, I THREW IT INTO THE TRASH CAN.. Yes, without listening to it, I threw a brand new CD into the trash to save myself from the ordeal that listening to it would cause. Too bad I didn't know any insane or incarcerated people that would have loved it.
@@quabledistocficklepo3597 seek help
@@quabledistocficklepo3597 It's always best to experience truth on your OWN terms. That being said, I STILL recommend this album to you, even knowing you hate it. A Love Supreme will win in the end, regardless of whether you choose it or not. :)
@@igortakesabride1139
Case closed. Even thinking about that album starts to raise my blood pressure. I will have nothing to do with it, although i did find that glowing review, and if i can find it again, I might post it here. Note,, I did say, IF, and MIGHT.
We laid down to this music in 1965, and I never forgot it.
What a brilliant musician. I hope I can make something even half this beautiful in my life
You can if you give it to God, like Coltrane did!
Elvin Jones was a beast on this album!
No lies detected
Truly 💯
Elvin Was a Beast In Life.
I once heard Willie T say that he went to welcome that quartet to New Orleans and when he walked into the club where they were going to be playing he saw Elvin nailing his drums to the floor of the band stand
@@peaceevol Sounds like a true drummer...
The definition of a masterpiece.
Absolutely.
The apotheosis of bebop.
Finally went platinum after all this time
This just blew me away. First time hearing it was tonight. By God it won't be the last time. I am spellbound and quivering, in absolute awe. What a mind this man had.
My favorite jazz record of all time 🔥
Mine too....Along with Kind of blue
Someone at art school in '65 suggested I buy this album. I did and showed it to my girlfriend. She flabbergasted asked, "You like dat?" "Yeah, especially the drummer." Even as deeply chocolate as she was, I saw her cheeks blush. She never told me her uncle is Elvin Jones but playing that album, our lovemaking was always in 10/12 time.
Bro what the fuck
Pretty cool but the time signature killed me😂😂😂
One of my top favorite albums of all time all genres
When I was in college I bought this on CD. The guy at the counter looked up and said to me, "This is a heavy record, man." (Like, he wasn't sure I could handle it.) I was a bit worried if I had made a mistake! LOL.
Well, he was right…
👁
But it is kind of Easy Listening compared to 'Interstellar Space'.
Greatest album ever made. Coltrane's sax soars to celestial heights on this masterpiece. Truly transcends music, the ultimate spiritual experience! Thanks for the upload Jarvis!
He prays with his sax.
Don't get carried away. This is a great album, but it takes a backseat (along with every other recording) to "Kind of Blue".
@@pjyarbrough in the true jazz sense you're correct.
In the spiritual, emotional sound experience, it's the greatest album ever.
@@pjyarbrough nope, and i love "Blue" but "Blue" followed the trail of **Cool Jazz** and Messer Davis absolutely MASTERED that form of jazz. . . . . .
However Coletrane wasn't on that trail with this album. . . . he wasn't on ANY trail... He was DEEEEEP in the forest marking out the boundaries of something we STILL don't completely understand. He was making a new musical nation of astounding power. -- This was was one of those albums that, after you started to understand it, you just had to utter "" DAMN" !!!
@@pjyarbrough That's actually a humanly impossible call.
This speaks to me....
Fun fact: Coltrane recorded this in one session
Take it to the outermost boundary of the universe peace
John Coltrane, fue uno de los genios del jazz, probablemente el más “hondo” y expresivo; si su talento era considerable no lo fue menor el volcán que bullía en sus adentros. Ese magma que iría creciendo hasta devorarle. Si “Ascension” fue sin duda alguna la voz de ese magma, “A Love Supreme” lo es el de su elevación espiritual. Intuí desde la primera vez que lo escuché, que era algo más que un disco, mucho más que una simple plegaria, pero tardé años en sentir su mensaje de profunda religiosidad.
yo quiero?!
Muy interesante su análisis maestro
Q
Genius...Absolute Genius
I used to have this on vinyl! Great choice!
R.I.P McCoy Tyner.Now the classic 4 are all gone from this planet. Perhaps they can make music again in Interstellar space or somewhere beyond the Stratosphere!
I am sure that they do that.
they'll be back
Heaven seems like the
Place to be
It is full of all the greats
Sadly, none of them were saved.
Hear, hear - well said! 🙏👁
Oh Stimela(Trane) you wail like crazy. I love you. MJEKANA
Ao lado de Kind of Blue, de Miles Davis, "A Love Supreme" é a obra prima de uma nova forma de fazer o jazz. Muito obrigado Jarvis X, hug from Brasil !
still love this album!!
I saw the album tonight in a big box store and I almost bought it ,and now I am listening to it and I regret that I didn't buy it ,great music
If you keep your eyes open, you’ll have other opportunities…
No one ever had a greater conversation with heaven than these men did Dec. 9, 1964, here in my beloved New Jersey.
Then again, there's always 'Born To Run' to consider...
I was not there but maybe he just didn´t want you to play it in the background, but listen deeply, getting a sense for musik wich needs a lot of time and attention. Because there is sophisticated music, we have to listen deeply ten times before the mind is able to apprechiate. And than it explodes in us. Certainly no mistake.
I was born three or four years after this music was recorded, and I find it this week. I know that my song will fade out - or the needle will be ripped alarmingly from the vinyl - long before I’ve had time to know all the world’s brilliant music and its makers, and certainly before knowing it deeply - that takes indulgence and meditation - but at this rate, Jeez! Thanks for sharing, Jarvis.
Shine brightly. Your candle is still illuminating the undiscovered and beckoning others. Share it.
Love Supreme
I have listened to this one at least 100 times and could listen to it 100 more times and still be spellbound....
This might be the only album that works every speed from 0.25x to 2x
Eternal masterpiece.
Não aguentei e comprei o álbum!
Elvin Jones at his absolute best
Elvin Jones is a beast right here
Sublime, profundo, denso, místico, espiritual....brillante,....
Mientras más escucho la música de John entiendo más porqué lo consideran un santo...
es tan emocionante oir esta grabación.... no hay parangón..... es eterno hasta el fin...
But is it still eternal AFTER the end?
For sure one of “The Greats” . My favotite
THANK YOU
Thanks for the upload.
Glory to God!
WOW!!
So good !
Genius ✨
Quest'album è un autentico "delirio" mistico.
Thanks for share this album tracks, I scrapped~
grazie
I have heard this album before, and I can't recall Mr. Coltrane singing on it. That's a surprise, I personally just enjoy the instrumental jazz, anything with words gets into the blues, which is also pretty good. Beats listening to every "artist" running on about shoot, sell dope, pimp bitches, or some other talentless bufoonery.
Great.
Good natural tones for the soul
My religion… ❤❤❤
Nice
Trane, one of the greatest ever so many memories
💕💕💕💕💕
Geniale
For this Album Supreme de streewear brand names Supreme.
coltrane has a solo on flamenco sketches ist version or take i believe its sround 47 muntes but to me thats the liftoff to heaven anyway someone get back with me on this 47.20 i believe
L'amour de Dieu
On atteint le sublime comme bethoven dans la5% symphonie à love suprême
Wena Wena mi rei
Watershed 33+ minutes of MUSIC history. As Duke Ellington would have put it...BEYOND CATEGORY. Timeless. Ageless. And, it shows all of John Coltrane's abilities on saxophone as well as his innate compositional talent. Plus, McCoy, Jimmy and Elvin (all CTRIP).
ETHEREAL
I’ve always appreciated Coltrane… but have noticed many people saying how ‘Love Supreme’ is probably his greatest work and possibly the greatest Jazz album of all time. On more than one occasion people have spoken about this album with Holy regard… In Devine terms, as if it literally helps them understand God. Is there a suggested listening path I should take to properly understand that album? The playing seems extraordinary and sounds great and I definitely appreciate it… but is there here something/s in particular that make that album stand out among his and other great works and possibly the greatest album ever? Is it because of his point in life at that time or his notes to the listener or something sonically that people are really appreciating specific to LS?
I think for many people, myself included, A Love Supreme is the perfect mix between Coltrane's early bop styled stuff, and his late free jazz experimentation. The songs are still very grounded and the structures and melodies are still present, but the performances and soloing are off the charts in terms of experimentation and technicality. If you want some insight into John Coltrane's spiritual connection in relation to the recording of this album, I encourage you to read the liner notes (which can be found online). Its almost a concept album of sorts, about John Coltrane's spiritual journey towards finding god in 1957, which was the year before he released Blue Train.
@@landongorton2686 Ok yes will do - thank you for the insight.
@@landongorton2686 Landon.....Coltrane invented the Concept Album with this masterpiece
The fact that an african american can have such powerful and affecting love for god's creation while living in the midst of an economic and racial hell like America speaks volume about this extraordinary man, his vision and this expression of his art.
👍
コルトレーンの好作
🌹💞😉🥀
I looked up Psalm 15:14 in the Old Testament but it wasn't there. Then i realized 15:14 was the time on album for the song. Duh.
Jesus is a Love Supreme... Jesus is the Greatest Expression of *God's Love* there ever was or will be.
Hey, crazy person; keep it in your church.
🫀
all you guys talking about bird ans stuff i mean wasnt bird a basketball layer?
There's an error in the title... can you change it?
Of course. Thanks for telling me!
They should have put "Salt Peanuts" and "Bye Bye Blackbird" on this album.
Not
@@jazzwest1 I added that because I am sick of all the fawning praise this album gets. Section 2 is "Bernie's Tune". Trane had a lot of greater moments than this.
The notes talk about God, but Trane was not a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ. The notes appeal to artsy-fartsy types.
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now you know why The Church of John Coltrane is in SF
You brought me right back to the beautiful free meals (Tuesday & Thursday 12:30?) at the Church of John Coltrane on Divisadero, 1981 ... thank you and God bless 🙏
Way too many ads...unable to enjoy this classic
I'll take Coltrane over Charlie Parker any day...
Don't do that! Enjoy both of them! Anyway they are together now!
John Coltrane talks about Charlie Parker "The first time I heard Bird play," he told DownBeat magazine, "it hit me right between the eyes." 😉 www.cbc.ca/radio/q/blog/on-the-50th-anniversary-of-his-death-12-fascinating-facts-about-john-coltrane-1.4209266
No Bird, No Coltrane 🔥
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Who here knows that he intoned the words of his written poem/prayer from the album's back cover into his Psalm Suite's saxophone notes, blowing one note per word into his instrument? If you listen while reading the prayer he wrote alongside it as he plays it, I imagine you might get enlightened. :) Click like if you were aware of that already. I'm doing an informal poll. Thanks. :)
Don't know why, but of all the Coltrane albums, I just don't get into this one. I know it's on many people's top 10 list (many at number 1). Just don't like it. The "Love Supreme" mantra on it just turns me off. I love his other albums, just not this one.
It is nowhere near Trane's best work. Any of his Prestige albums with Red Garland are better than this.
God
God music ✨
Ce n'est pas le bon titre!
Allah's Supreme
This may be a great album, but I don't like it.
Sounds like they are chanting " allah supreme" ☝️🕌 ☪️
Inquiring and answered Islam submitthy will to do Allah will
Overrated album
You're kind of negative, aren't you?
@@tefroqr3994 What is the connection between critical opinion about this album and ''kind of negative'' ? I love John Coltrane but for a lot of poeple (and me also) love supreme is very very overrated ! This album poses many problems, both aesthetic and philosophical.
@@rinahall I played this album to death back in the day, without chemical enhancers or whatsoever, or religious or spiritual transfiguration of any kind, I just found the music soothing, entrancing and at the same complex enough to set it far apart from any new age nonsense which I detest to the day. This half-hour may have become so popular because it doesn't require the listening and staying power to dissect and process like a dozen Charlie Parker solos or an evening with Lennie Tristano and his disciples would. Many people just get with Trane's flow, like they do with "Kind of Blue", to name another album that could be deemed _overrated,_ not so much because it would lack the greatness to deserve its acclaim, but because its peers, contemporary albums with at least the same amount of distinctively unique musical content are, in comparison, criminally neglected and disregarded at the same time. Having said that, as long as those artists whom I love and who've been integral parts of the soundtrack of my life, like Trane and Miles, and don't forget McCoy Tyner and Jimmy Cobb, who are still among us, tend to be overrated at times, I'm happy to live with that. One thing is for sure, even the most overrated jazz albums ought to be more popular than they are.
@@henridelagardere264 I find the theme (tribute to God) of this terribly naive and backward-looking album, even for 1965. Coltrane has gone astray in a narcissistic "spiritual" regression of bigotry totally mind-blowing for a man of his intelligence. He made African-American music return to the church, even though it had taken 60 years to get out! In the years that followed, his playing became less and less interesting and finally ended in an inaudible cry. I find the sound of the group terribly aggressive (certainly due to the minor and modal tones without variations), I find the sound of Coltrane on this horrible and stressful album, I find the improvisations of Coltrane horribly oppressive. I find the melodies without interest, none has the evocative force of some of its little-known melodies like '' Welcome ''. And finally I find the recording awful: the saxophone on the left over-mixed the rest of the group on the right in a glass bell.
@@rinahall Your candid and unambiguous delineation is very much appreciated, I think any artist wishes that even more than half a century after his death people will be having strong feelings and fiery debates over his legacy. Being an atheist, the ecclesiastic angle you expressed so vividly never occurred to me, the whole "Love Supreme"/divinity never appealed to me either, if I ever lost thoughts on extra-musical aspects, these would have been more on the civil rights movement of the 1960s. Or maybe I just played it to death, because I was only 17 and my collection consisted of only two dozen albums and not 20,000 like today. Fortunately, no two tastes are the same, and people do change with time. Let's both give a big hand to our mutual friend, the jiving jazzman from Frankfurt, the highly eclectic Jarvis X, whose programs range from dipsy doodling Larry Clinton to space explorer Sun Ra and beyond, raising memories of various kinds. Cheers!