John Coltrane - Untitled Original 11383 (Visualizer)
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Music video by John Coltrane performing Untitled Original 11383. © 2018 Verve Label Group, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
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Despite the beauty of a 'new' 1963 Coltrane recording - that goes without saying - the best thing about this track just might be the chance to hear Jimmy Garrison play an arco solo, followed by a chorus of him walking with Elvin Jones before Trane restates the Theme.
ghairraigh Totally. The arco solo is very cool. It’s the most Paul Chambers-sounding thing I’ve ever heard from Garrison. And then when Elvin comes back in and they swing out! Talk about groove.
I have always loved the sound of Arco - especially Paul Chambers with the Red Garland Trio. I admire all the great arco players like Mingus, Ron Carter (but you have to hunt for examples), and Jiri "George" Mraz. Christian McBride stands out among the 'younger' guys. Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen is a particular favorite of mine at this seemingly lost art.
I’m so glad you said this!!
Yes, here we go.
The more Coltrane sounds in the air the better becomes the world
and for that, the sounds of Coltrane in the world, improve the air 3:33
A Huge thanks goes out to the Coltrane family for keeping this personal copy safe and secure for all of these years!
And a strong rebuke for sitting on the material for so long. And, there is still more that hasn't been issued. Get on with it, Ravi. The tapes won't last forever, mate!
Coltrane, Garrison, Jones and Tyner. What a quartet!
The Quartet!!!
Gotta love McCoy on the keys man
I just found out about the "guitarists" album he did. I went straight to the Derek Trucks parts and wow! Wow! Tyner and Trucks! I love that musicians across generations, races, and even distance are coming together like never before.
This is fire
Bro...this is WAYYY WAYYYYYYYY Hotter than simple fire!!!!
And a Blues too!
To me, it sounds like "liquid fire." Or maybe, "flaming water."
Whatever, it's definitely something transcendent. Beautiful, evocative, and sublime.
Hay dió mío joseju, donde te vengo a encontrar.
*lava
Just the sounds to help us get over these dark days.
marknorthwest93 St.John.
🙏 thank you
Guy Montag I agree, back then 50s 60s etc were the good old days, but racism and sexism and tensions were much more ignored, tolerated, and neglected. Then there was things like war, cuban missile crisis, nixon scandal, people didn't handle it as well back then and panicked.
You meant just some great sounds to go along with the amazing prosperous times of today! What a time to be alive!
That's not how I take it...
I love this era of Coltrane. This is the Coltrane we heard in A Love Supreme. He takes simple song structures and plays with such passion. Bravo, Mr Coltrane
Heavy, heavy, heavy Dolphy influence.
Coltrane's brilliance is timeless and his music extends far beyond jazz.
I'm breathing with difficulty after listening to this. Coltrane lives, man...
Oh my goodness this is a treat. 71 years old I first began listening to John Coltrane when I was 14 years old.
Anything by Coltrane is worth hearing.
The arco bass solo starting around 3:20 is flame grain
McCoy!!! This makes me so happy damn.
The phrase Coltrane plays at 1:52 sounds so good, and something about the fact that he plays away from the mic makes it sound even cooler
TH-cam needs a Love Button.
It sure does need a Love Button. Like doesn't even begin to describe how I feel about this track. Buying this album for sure.
@jusbe47 No. TH-cam needs A Love Supreme button.
rannxerox amazing!
ah you beat me to it
Still the greatest quartet ever. in any genre.
4:44
I can't stop listening...
Just as quality as anything else Trane gave us. Rest in Peace.
Nobody can make melodies like Coltrane did.
Thank you John for making the world a better place
Wow what a great tune. My mother is a fan of jazz and turned me onto smooth jazz, free jazz, traditional jazz. I had heard her playing jazz in her van when i was younger and always opted to listen to classic rock instead which is another genre of music she loves. In 2013 i decided to listen to some John Coltrane and Miles Davis alone in my room without distractions and loved it upon first listen by myself. I started buying every MIles Davis and John Coltrane CD and record that i enjoyed listening too and now have quite the collection. I like some of the tunes on this album and will be picking up this album on CD and vinyl record for sure.
Brings back memories of growing up listening (with my Dad and Brother) to Les Davis play ENTIRE Coltrane albums on WRVR! Trane Lives!!!
What he's doing around 1:08 is simply amazing.
Yes! What a surprise. The 🐐 left behind a hidden gem!
St. John does it again! OMG, what a magnificent tune.
Ein Genie. Genial. Das ist unglaublich. Ein wahres Kunstwerk.
This track needs a title. It is far to good to go through eternity as #Untitled1383
It needs recognition
Heavenly!
Queen of educating fans who listen only to pop and rap music
Luca Jazz birthed rap and there's plenty of incredible jazz rap out there. And jazz was at one point pop music. Quit your bullshit.
Alexander Forslund That doesn't mean we shouldn't be open-minded. Coming to appreciate jazz or classical music can be very good for you, it can be a real education and I like to think that some gaga fans will now see jazz as something enjoyable. Music is timeless and should not be confined to certain eras in my opinion.
Luca You're putting down other music as being inferior genres and you're talking about being open minded? You're being incoherent.
Alexander Forslund I never said that. If I didn't listen to pop music Gaga never would have brought me here.
Luca I realize now I completely misinterpreted your comment. My apologies!
This is incredible!! never expected a new Coltrane album and not complaining one bit :-)
There's some more unreleased sessions, hopefully they all come out!
I put this on Loop and just let it play over and over. Wonderful.
that... just.... made the world better.
Fresh.....listen closely and you can tell...it was joy being distributed throughout these sessions.....evenly.....Bless
Great song. My mother who got me into Jazz told me about this newly unearthed recording, being a big Coltrane fan I'm blown away. Will be buying this on cd.
I didn't quite get how the visualizer exactly worked, but great music!!
Was hoping that it could help me unravel the mysteries of Coltrane's Circle of 5ths sketch, but now I just more confused than ever. That thing is my Sphinx and I refuse to pay for the sandy tour.
Jimmy Garrison is killin it - that solo is... wow!!
His music has literally changed me, 🙏
This is an uncovered gem of musical expression!!!!!!
sounds fresh and exploratory
Namaste Om it is fresh - after 55 years in hiding!
Philip Ocasio A Happy Birthday to one of the great innovators of Jazz, who would grasped both the inner and outer spiritual realm of creativity on the saxophone. An amazing musician, see his documentary on NetFlix or TH-cam. Who wasn't influenced by the genius of John Coltrane? I thought Coltrane was a complete nut, basket case when I first heard Giant Steps, and yet, even though he had passed when I began my journey playing the tenor sax in 1968. At 66 yrs young, I still enjoy playing at home along with so many of his music CD's, which include Giant Steps, A Love Supreme, Crescent, Transition, Meditation, Coltrane and Hartman, and many others...RIP... John and thank you for taking me along that vastness of your musical universe. Now I hear and experience these recordings and again find myself in awe of the ingredients in this lost recorded music, along with the visualization of what positively went on in your mind as you created the sound through your sax, is nothing short of amazing. 🎶🎷🎼
Get down brotha !! 😎 still jamming this in 2022
Coltrane was in a zone that can never be reached again.
whats even more amazing is that after all those these years, 55! its een found. it like findinfg something new, yet its still old.
Structurally, melodically, and to a limited extent, harmonically, this tune sounds analogous to the tune 'Joelle' penned by Wayne Shorter. Though recorded a couple of years apart, the connection is eerily ethereal. One wonders.... 😢
Leave it to John Coltrane to restore order to the Galaxy! 🙏❤️😀
Classic Coltrane! #goosebumps
+1
I don’t know who you are, but I know genius when I see it.
SuperPussyFinger bro he dead
words do not suffice to describe the admiration and appreciation of the mere existence and influence these composed sound waves have on my soul ! i love this dude n his quartet🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎
After hearing coltrane olé in 1998 when i was in the army i been in love with his music. This is a prestine example of his genious mind.
Yes!!!!!!!!! Just read about this 😎😎😎😎😎😎🔥, man that bowed solo, the incomparable Elvin Jones, Tyner and the master himself Coooooooltrane!
I declare this the best thing on TH-cam right now.
Looks like a heart beating.
TRANE LIVES in 2018!!! Count Me In for the CD, digital copy and Vinyl (if available)!!!
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Wibo Lammerts SOLD OUT!! 👍👍
How f-in' good this is, people! I'm speechless - it makes sense to be born...
This track is fenomenal; and the visual aspect just adds a whole new dimension!
Fantastic. A musical and visual treasure.
"Music video" takes on a whole new meaning when taken literally like this.
i love the bridge between the end of the bass solo and percussion.
The Boss ! His music resonates for eternity !
Simply beautiful I can't stop listening
This is a masterpiece of recording...So full and rich...I wish i would have been there !
Outstanding,I hope it’ll come out on vinyl.
It already IS.
For all the long time jazz heads and to the new comers, this is like cool, you dig?
Man.. feels like he is still with us.
Amazing! I also love the visualizer based on Coltrane's tone circle. Who authored it?
my question as well
i would presume it's variations based on the circle of fifth
not sure who is the author of the visu though
The visual is almost as impressive and intelligent as Trane's sound. That's too rare not to be mentioned!
exactly
Interesting.
Smoking a joint and drinkin a beer to this one classic sounds
bruh the nostalgia, i remember when we were blastin this in 9th grade.. when it was rediscovered.. good times 😁
damn what year bro?
if being 14-15 in 2018 is old to you, u shouldnt even be on the internet LOL u too young 😭@@littledoodle5689
in the beginning was the word, and the word was God
Elvin! yesss....on fire!
This morning I woke up in the 60's, but 60's with youtube.
amazing crossover between digital art and old jazz music
OUTSS1 It’s old, but sure sounds fresh
From a stylistic standpoint, this the extension of A Love Supreme
It is wonderful to hear a new Coltrane piece, even if it is quite conventional in structure. This is 12 bar blues with a jazz rhythm. I prefer Coltrane's more conventional pieces, so I am very happy with this.
Pure JOY of the art by the players, NEW kind of SWING modern (for '63) mods, in and with characteristic Coltrane dignified deliberation. Progressive ditty, very timely for the era, Some serious Coltrane condensed in a pop top can for the automat generation, yet thoughtful. Just long enough in duration to fit a 45. What might have been?
Should have wound up back in that day on a Seeberg juke box in a slightly upscale waffle, pancake, pastry, blintz and knishes shop, with teas and coffees of course, as as a hit under the instrumentals category, 😅,, if it had only seen the light of day on terrestrial radio back then. Alas.
I haven't been this happy over a "New Record" in many years. I'm amazed this(most of this) stayed on a shelf for 55 years. This Quartet and Miles Davis 2nd Great Quintet are my favorite working bands of the 60's. Some of these tunes were recorded again Nature boy in 65' on 'John Coltrane Quartet Plays'. At least 2 of the Impressions were released on a bonus CD of at the time unreleased material, for Coltrane's first Quartet Recording with ¡Impulse! 'COLTRANE'. Plus the untitled original is much better sounding recorded at Rudy Van Gelder's studio. Olé is a good album but would've been great in Englewood Cliffs New Jersey.
Well said. Many's the time I have wished that Trane's Atlantic material had been recorded by Rudy. The Ertegun brothers were nice people, but their studio engineering was bad. The top end, especially, is muffled. Elvin's cymbals sound as if he was stuck inside a cardboard box, with the mike(s) outside the box. Drummers shouldn't be isolated behind baffles. Rudy and the Columbia guys recorded with the drums out in the open. A particular regret is the October, 1960 sessions, that produced so much excellent material. The "Olé" album, recorded at the same time as Trane's first Impulse album, is a great album, but the contrast between Atlantic's sound and Rudy's is really stark here. Trane was delighted to work with Rudy again, and, now, in the new Englewood Cliffs studio. All the Prestige recordings (ending in December 1958) were done at the Hackensack house.
All the flavor of his wonderful music!!! wow!!!
More of this, please.
Pure art.
Masterpiece
Just what I'm in the mood for. Love the animation, too!
Who is the absolute genius behind the visualization???? This is highest order code art perfectly adapted from that tone circle. Obsessed.
All that Jazz!
Just beautiful! Great timing John! We needed this today.
Beautiful.
I'm speechless ... the visuals are so on point...Damn...yeah...
yo this slaps this shit fire man you already know
Love this need more like this
Brilliance personified! There will never be another.
i am so grateful for life at this moment
Tyner is killing the keys!
There was a commercial for this on some channel. Never heard of the guy before and I actually like his music.
Unrelenting sensory eargasm.🎶🎆
Pure genius!
I need another lost album😢😢
You got your wish!
A beautiful breath of fresh air.
A gift from Heaven!
Wow......oh my.
it's gorgeous. thank you for posting.
A true jazz masterpiece!
THIS IS THE HOLY GRAIL.