Alice Coltrane - Song Of The Underground Railroad (Jazz Jamboree, 1987)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 เม.ย. 2022
- Alice Coltrane performing 'Song Of The Underground Railroad' at international jazz music festival Jazz Jamboree in Warsaw, Poland in 1987.
Piano, Harp - Alice Coltrane
Saxophone - Ravi Coltrane
Drums - Roy Haynes
Contrabass - Reggie Workman
(c) TVP - Telewizja Polska S.A.
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I was coming down off of an anxiety attack listening to Journey In Satchnidananda in the shower it dawned on me. No matter how awful this world is, she was here, and it’s worth it.
Don, I hear you with my heart
I resonate with your truth as it's parallel and interwind with my own experience for over 45 years and this is just Magnetic. Thank you for sharing. We're the lucky ones aren't we?
Well said, friend. And I bet she would say no matter how awful this world is, YOU were here, and it's worth it.
I loved this exchange, thank you to all of you.🙏🏾
thank you
She was amazing. I think her piece "Turiya and Ramakrishna" is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I have ever heard.
That song revealed her to be a genius imo
I feel the same about that piece ❤ in terms of it being one of the most beautiful pieces of music...
i love the song "A Love Supreme".
What a great drummer
This performance begins with a solo bass reading of Wise One, after Alice's introductions they go into Africa, then after the drum solo, at around 20 mins, they play Leo.
There some afro blue in there
Wow I thought that was Coltrane for a second, his son really looks like him! John must be so proud!
not with those clothes haha
Transcendental, spiritual music, honoring ‘Trane.
Alice Coltrane, a preternaturally gifted jazz pianist, had been 12:34 exploring eastern religions since the days of her marriage to John Coltrane, from when the couple began meditating together. After his death in 1967, though, her solo career explicitly embraced an expanding faith. She learned how to play the harp, incorporated Indian instruments and drones into her music, collaborated with fellow mystics like Pharoah Sanders, and made a series of albums, like World Galaxy and Universal Consciousness, that imbued jazz with a questing, devotional imperative. By John Mulvey, April 2017
Source: UNCUT
Mr Hanes plays the “drums”, with his whole body, a magical performance by All 🥁🎷🎹🎼🪘🙏🏿✊🏿
This touches your inner being...it takes you to another place...
Wow. That intro by Reggie!
This is as real as it gets. No words can express the love and magnitude for all things considered. One way or the other. This is the gift to the Universe to say the least. Gift!
Thank you
Occured to me watching this is something very closely related to magic manifested from collective spirits across time.
Mr. ROY HAYNES.
Masterful,Spiritual giants on stage creating magic 🎼
genios. atemporal
One of the great vituoso artists of her time and all time.
I'm 7 minutes into this and 'Africa' is just so beautiful 😍
A stellar cast. Don't think one could ask for more.
Chills….. keep chasing me. Keep it comin🤍🎼
This is a love supreme !!
❤, despite the annoying advertising interrupting the music. Simply ingore and let it take you to another place just transcend.
Um...I don't have that problem. Why? IT'S. CALLED. TH-cam. PREMIUM! $11.99 a month. Don't whine about ads because you're too cheap to pay to get rid of them! Tacky!!!!
Un golpe al corazón! Imposible siquiera moverse tal su poder hipnótico.Felicitaciones a quien permitió disfrutar de esta maravilla❤
god i love jazz
Master Percussionist Roy Haynes. Theme Of The Underground Railroad , then Leo.
Alice in wonderland, so long in your 85 birthday
That was the most incredible hi-hat solo ever performed - perhaps the only one ever performed?
No. Max Roach. Papa Jo Jones.
One of my favorite songs. A very under appreciated piece.
a much appreciated piece
Great Reggie
Cette artiste était beauté, message, violence et rêve, mais surtout l'instrument puissant d'une volonté formidable. Alice disait "Je veux" quand beaucoup d’autres marmonnaient "je voudrais" Elle a atteint son but sans se plier à la plus infime compromission, comme une charrue accrochée à une étoile. Une fois pour toutes, ces musiciens-là traçaient leur chemin et ne s'en écartaient jamais, refusant toute flagornerie qui fait de la musique populaire d'aujourd'hui une lasse prostituée
eita porra
@@cicloviArgy Saúde !
Tellement bien dit!
@@maryseo. Merci Maryse
Wow! Such a well constructed, passionate critique ... a delight to read. Thank you! R (Australia)
listening to this on the west coast new years eve 2022. a little cannabis and a song thats taking me on a blissful journey........
I don't need a damn mind-altering chemical to enjoy this spiritually activating music and neither do you! Get high on life!
@@thecapricorn11 Yes. I am also addicted to it. But I listen to music without needing caffeine. That's my point. I don't act like it's cute to need to use something to do something else.
@@thecapricorn11 I don't rag about taking it to enjoy this transcendent bliss-music. 🙏
wow this is nice, my father you play this song over and over - Angel of Air Angel of Water by Miss Aliice from the 70s.
Alice’s joy in playing with her son adds another dimension to the music
just shredding scales up and down in every piece....
AMAZING! Seeing the magic come together like this is spectacular
Thank you for creating this TH-cam site . Your exposing a lot of people, like me, who were unaware of Alice's brilliant and beautiful music.
PERIODT.
the melody reggie plays at the beginning is wise one from crescent (1964)
Mad drumming.
beautiful
Amazing
that bass sound!
Yo!
Notable.
Who is watching this in 2023?? #ClassicSpiritualJazz
Splendid!
Thank you.
still love your work!!
GOSH
🎧🙏
The strength of the chords on the right side. Is that shadow, light, or scar tissue?
☝🏿
That should be MUCH longer. Anyone knows it is always time to practice your scales!
I Think it be nice to have a bass clarinetist to add more flavor. Although, this is very "tasty", as is.
18:03
Sim!!!!!
😱
How come this doesn't the same as John Coltraine's Song of the Underground Railroad?
2:04
Africa and leo
18:00
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Me declaro culpable!, por no conocer esta excelente pianista antes, se puede comparar con Esbjorn Svensson
The song is Africa
Drums too loud!
I tried pretending I enjoyed John Coltrane then luckily I discovered his wife, the INSANELY TALENTED ALICE COLTRANE! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🖤🤍
By Charles Waring - August 27, 2022
Alice Coltrane: The Legacy Of A Pioneering Female Jazz Musician
With a cosmic sense of vision and a passionate interest in spirituality, Alice Coltrane left a formidable musical legacy that more than stands on its own. 22:33
Source: uDiscoverMusic
To read the full article if you wish. Great. 23:23