12 May 2015 — Open Culture
Last week, we posted an interview with the late, great Ray Bradbury that was brilliantly animated by the folks over at Blank on Blank. This week, they unveil a new piece featuring John Coltrane. You can watch it above.
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Offering: Legendary John Coltrane Concert Recording
1 Octber 2014 — Mosaic Records
Here’s a documentary on the new release “Offering – John Coltrane Live At Temple University” from November 11, 1966. The original Temple University radio tapes of the concert were found and used. I remember this concert well because I did not attend. I’d just moved to Philly to go to college and I cannot for the life of me remember why I couldn’t go that night. I hadn’t seen Coltrane for 10 months at the point and would have been intensely curious about what he was up to. The next day, I bumped into my friend Steve Knoblauch, who lived in the next dormitory, and asked him how it was. He said, “Great and I sat in!!” It took him a year to convince me that he wasn’t full of it. Now he has the proof.
-Michael Cuscuna
John Coltrane: 'Greensleeves'
26 December 2012 — Jazz on the Tube
From the album “Live! at the Village Vanguard”, NYC (1961). John Coltrane (tenor and soprano sax), McCoy Tyner (piano), Reggie Workman (double bass), and Elvin Jones (drums). Continue reading
Video: John Coltrane plays the standards
! January 2012 — Jazz on the Tube
John Coltrane tenor with Wynton Kelly piano, Jimmy Cobb drums, Paul Chambers bass.
Francis Wolff Blue Note Photos – John Coltrane 'Blue Train'
24 August 2011 — Mosaic Records
The very first Coltrane album I bought! ‘Blue Train’. It blew me away. Wore that damn album out. The changes still resonate in my head. Check out the rest of Francis Wolff’s fabulous photography for those early Blue Note Albums on the Mosaic site.
Happy Birthday Miles – ‘So What’ with John Coltrane
26 May 2011 — Jazz on the Tube
John Coltrane ‘I Want to Talk About You’
22 January, 2011 — Jazz on the Tube
John Coltrane Quartet;
McCoy Tyner on piano,
Jimmy Garrison on bass,
and Elvin Jones on the drums.
Recorded in Stockholm, 1962.
John Coltrane ‘I Want to Talk About You’
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