@@haroldlloyd8621 McCoy was the best for the sound Coltrane was going for at the time. There isn´t one greatest jazz pianist. There are many great ones that have different flavors that works for different types of sound.
The beauty of this art is pure raw power of expression/ the ability to coversate without the confusion of words / not absence of language... the gospel of John
4:49 in Afro Blue that return to the head by Trane and then the camera pans over and you can make out Ralph hunched over the piano almost laughing to himself through his pipe in awe-struck GLEA(son) at the passion and intensity of that groove. Absolutely COOKIN’!!!! 🔥
I have this episode of Jazz Casual on DVD along with Dizzy Gillespie and Mongo Santamaria, the process of music rehearsals that they put themselves through in order to nail it on one take is incredible, love you John Coltrane your music lives forever 🎶
From 26:31, a phrasing idea he uses on a studio recording of Impressions (that was transcribed for the Sax quintet with Garzone, Brecker, Leibman and Redman).
Thank you so much for colorizing this! I love watching videos of Trane playing (it's a shame there are so few), and combined with the colorization, they look so alive! I wish we could still see them in real life, but this is absolutely incredible and as close as we can get!
@@ebjazz93 It's such a shame these are blocked (and the Mingus) , they should be free for all to view at this point so many decades after & when everyone involved is now dead....
@@mattelliottmusic Coltrane is dead, but 2 of his sons are alive. They’re entitled to exercising rights over their father’s material, just as I’m sure everyone else would do the same for the assets they inherit from their parents.
When Gleason introduced the next song, Alabama that Coltrane recently wrote, he should have said why it was written. My thoughts Mr Gleason, if you gonna swing daddy, swing with the truth.
Our Music Committee at UW/Madison brought Coltrane in with his wife Alice, piano, Ollie, sx, Garrison, bs and Elvin Jones, dms this group is more musical and more enjoyable. Thanx Much!
Wish I could see it live but this is great quality! Thank you 🌹. John Coltrane is my favourite Jazz saxophonist💓 however watching all of them is such a delight. The musicality! The brilliance 🌟
Had a neighbor who saw them live and another who actually played with them in Philly (!) Both are gone now and they didn't elaborate much, but they did express a deep respect and admiration for the musicians and their art
Great result ! Deoldify works very well on this footage given there is no sudden luma changes and no overall deep darks/greys . Good lighting for this show that is ! what kind of video capture source here ? These 3 tracks were on my mp3 as soon as TH-cam allowed 10 minutes chunks , nearly15 years ago now (tempus fugit...sigh) .
Takes time to develop your ear and find the enjoyment, if you haven’t been listening to musically complex music your whole life. Sorry it isn’t taylor swift or any other shitty pop music.
McCoy Tyner the best jazz pianist of all time
Thelonious Monk is WAY better..
@@ms-iz9yeWhat a joke.
Oscar?Errol?Art?Bill?Herbie?Chick?Keith?Bud?Dave?Ahmad?Duke?Horace?Wynton?Joe?Barry? Just a couple….
@@haroldlloyd8621 McCoy was the best for the sound Coltrane was going for at the time. There isn´t one greatest jazz pianist. There are many great ones that have different flavors that works for different types of sound.
@@comedyriff5231 agreed
McCoy Tyner's left hand is magical.
ABSOLUTELY 💯 HIS RTS NOT SO BAD EITHER LOL😂😂❤❤😊🎉🎉🎉
LUCKYEST SOUND MAN IN THE WORLD 🌎 ♥️ TO BE IN THIS ALLTIME FOREVER CLASSIC JAM SESSION 4 THE AGES!!! WAYYY COOOL MANNN!!!!
Elvin Jones extraordinary
If I could play like Coltrane, I would play like Coltrane!!!!
Lmao! The gospel of John
And if I could play like Tyner i'd play like tyner😂!!!
Amazing chance to see the Classic quartet perform. Thank you.
20:30 is just the rawest...purest and deepest form of playing an instrument as an extension of your own body, mind and soul. He became the contrabass.
The type of heart Jimmy Garrison had was truly astonishing! He put his heart and soul into that double bass!
Forever Jimmy Garrison!
The beauty of this art is pure raw power of expression/ the ability to coversate without the confusion of words / not absence of language... the gospel of John
The John Coltrane Quartet is the greatest bang for your buck in history. Every player is overqualified.
It's like a journey to a better present day.
this rips so hard, some real jazz right here
4:49 in Afro Blue that return to the head by Trane and then the camera pans over and you can make out Ralph hunched over the piano almost laughing to himself through his pipe in awe-struck GLEA(son) at the passion and intensity of that groove. Absolutely COOKIN’!!!! 🔥
I have this episode of Jazz Casual on DVD along with Dizzy Gillespie and Mongo Santamaria, the process of music rehearsals that they put themselves through in order to nail it on one take is incredible, love you John Coltrane your music lives forever 🎶
From 26:31, a phrasing idea he uses on a studio recording of Impressions (that was transcribed for the Sax quintet with Garzone, Brecker, Leibman and Redman).
Oftentimes the colorization bothers me. But for this it works. Happy birthday, Trane
Thank you so much for colorizing this! I love watching videos of Trane playing (it's a shame there are so few), and combined with the colorization, they look so alive! I wish we could still see them in real life, but this is absolutely incredible and as close as we can get!
My pleasure. Unfortunately two videos of Coltrane were blocked (Baden Baden and Robert Herridge Theater)
@@ebjazz93 It's such a shame these are blocked (and the Mingus) , they should be free for all to view at this point so many decades after & when everyone involved is now dead....
Can you send me the videos
@@mattelliottmusic Coltrane is dead, but 2 of his sons are alive. They’re entitled to exercising rights over their father’s material, just as I’m sure everyone else would do the same for the assets they inherit from their parents.
@@ebjazz93 Why?
Truly sublime ❤👌
When Gleason introduced the next song, Alabama that Coltrane recently wrote, he should have said why it was written. My thoughts Mr Gleason, if you gonna swing daddy, swing with the truth.
amazing
This is so wonderful.
Television Broadcast, Jazz Casual TV Show, KQED TV Studio, San Francisco, CA, December 7, 1963
5.56 onwards for example. Coltrane playing . that's why I ve loved this era of music for almost 30 years. complete soulful expression.
It’s crazy how they wore suits and played so passionately under these bright studio lights sheesh, too hot 🥵
Gotta luv it John Coltrane in color wow !! 😎
At 26:08, you can see the veins popping out of Coltrane’s neck! That tenor saxophone is a crazy instrument 😫
Gracias por tan extraordinario aporte, sos un genio. Te amo!!!!
Our Music Committee at UW/Madison brought Coltrane in with his wife Alice, piano, Ollie, sx, Garrison, bs and Elvin Jones, dms this group is more musical and more enjoyable. Thanx Much!
wonderful in colour also. thank you!
Just magic
Wow!!! I loved this! Thanks for colorizing this. It's perfect for my school project on jazz. Thank you!
“Damn the rules, it's the feeling that counts.”
- John Coltrane
The gospel of John
Wish I could see it live but this is great quality! Thank you 🌹. John Coltrane is my favourite Jazz saxophonist💓 however watching all of them is such a delight. The musicality! The brilliance 🌟
Thanks for the coloured video. Great sounds
Sooo good
Fantastic
great. how i would have loved the sound quality to be better. superb musicianship, every one of them
27:03 omg the lick
When I was younger I thought part of Coletrane's genius was that his technique and phrasings were favorably "accidental." How wrong was I...
5:00 Ralph witnesses the Magic of John Coltrane Quartet !
Amen
Wish I lived in that time and experienced it live...
Is there anyone who has seen them live and can share their experience, please?
I wish the same
Had a neighbor who saw them live and another who actually played with them in Philly (!) Both are gone now and they didn't elaborate much, but they did express a deep respect and admiration for the musicians and their art
Young McCoy!
MmmmmmmmmmmmmmMONUMENT !!!!!
Merci,
electing to have ads on this video is shameful.
HI Sorry for that. It's not my alection. The video is under copyright so this is imposed by youtube. But it exists adblockers to get rid of that
🔥🔥🏆🔥🔥
What a shame, why is the volume so low?
0:30 universal mind
So that's where the doors musicians got that tune from
27:04 the lick
I ask god to let me see them live in heaven after my death
Tha pocket 😤😤
Great result ! Deoldify works very well on this footage given there is no sudden luma changes and no overall deep darks/greys . Good lighting for this show that is ! what kind of video capture source here ?
These 3 tracks were on my mp3 as soon as TH-cam allowed 10 minutes chunks , nearly15 years ago now (tempus fugit...sigh) .
Was a dvd.
It's unfortunate that Elvin is pretty much inaudible in this recording.
21:00
Y en el 09:34 aparece el enviado de Dios en la tierra expresándose a través de un saxo
Is it Otto Link mp?
🌺🌱🙄💙
うわっ！カラーだ。モノクロが家にある。よく見てました。🙄
27:04
This quartet is like the three peat's Chicago Bulls
Isn't the band playing a little loud? Everyone
Blake s …this is black classical music …prob not for u
Wrong, this is AMERICAN classical music. It is for all to enjoy, no matter race religion ethnicity background anything. Jazz is sound that unites all.
people actually like this?
Clue…less
People LOVE "this".
People don’t like this?
Takes time to develop your ear and find the enjoyment, if you haven’t been listening to musically complex music your whole life. Sorry it isn’t taylor swift or any other shitty pop music.
@@natemiller6873good answer