They Say It's Wonderful

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They Say It's Wonderful · John Coltrane · Johnny Hartman
John Coltrane And Johnny Hartman
℗ 1963 The Verve Music Group, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
Released on: 1963-01-01
Producer: Bob Thiele
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder
Producer, Associated Performer, Tenor Saxophone: John Coltrane
Associated Performer, Vocals: Johnny Hartman
Associated Performer, Piano: McCoy Tyner
Associated Performer, Double Bass: Jimmy Garrison
Associated Performer, Drums: Elvin Jones
Composer Lyricist: Irving Berlin
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[@sn7miller]

Just heard Rick Beato's top 40 best "sounding" albums. Rated for the quality of the overall sound and production. This was #1

[@pauldougherty9312]

Rick Burrito brought you here, but Trane, Hartman & crew will keep you here.

[@achoice2bmade]

Rick Beato brought me here.

[@williamgregory1848]

This album is essential for all jazz listeners and collectors.

[@claymationmedia6961]

Rick Beato brought me here...

[@Bluemgwes]

Hands down the most romantic and perfect jazz album of all time. Johnny Hartman's soulful, deep, and tender voice along with John Coltrane's sultry saxophone, and the light piano in the background. My god, it's perfection.

[@howardpeterbrody4955]

As a young NYU student I was mesmerized the talent of Coltrane. He really knew how to play his part with emotion. The pairing of Coltrane and Hartman is iconic.

[@trickyfingers]

Yep - thanks to Rick Beato for recommending this album.

[@jasonfilan6969]

Just like everyone else in the comments section...Rick Beato, thanks.

[@txhusker5702]

Recorded 07 March 1963 at Van Gelder Studio in Englewood Cliffs,NJ. Coltrane, Hartman, McCoy Tyner-piano, Jimmy Garrison-bass, Elvin Jones-drums. Coltrane was keen to record with Hartman, his favorite jazz vocalist, and producer Bob Thiele made it happen. Coltrane as a leader recorded with no other vocalist.

[@sashapaliska]

i'm here because Rick Beato said this is the best sounding album ever and damn right he is!

[@greendesertgoddess]

"Johnny Hartman the only vocalist Coltrane recorded with!"

[@billbingham2430]

What a voice and interpretation…

[@SeemoreDunkan]

Thanks Rick!

[@davereeves6776]

Rick Beato led me here... and clearly I'm not alone!

[@jeffreyplatt7457]

Good music can not die.

[@angelocouncil5827]

By many jazz lovers this their most romantic album with Johnny Hartman n John Coltrane's quartete ;

[@johnfahey6752]

I'm a white guy now nearing 70, but in my long hair mid 40s, I was singing and whistling this beautiful song over the loud machinery in work while I worked by myself.

[@MitchellDormont]

Gorgeous silk in the ear!

[@MarilynMonroe369]

Song by John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman