John Coltrane with Alice Coltrane, Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 1966 (photo: Chuck Stewart) John Coltrane, Columbia Recording Studios, New York, NY 1958 John Coltrane, Newport Jazz Festival, Newport, RI 1960 John Coltrane, Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ 1957 John Coltrane ...
PHOTO OF JOHN COLTRANE, 1963SEAN SINGER
john coltrane cared about change, not perfection. he played “my favorite things'' during his last recorded concert, in 1967, at the olatunji center for african culture in harlem. the version bears no similarity to the original except for a several-second phrase during a breathless solo...
John Coltrane was an acclaimed American saxophonist, bandleader and composer, becoming an iconic figure of jazz in the 20th century with albums like 'Giant Steps,' 'My Favorite Things' and 'A Love Supreme.'
John Coltrane's spiritual jazz masterpiece, 'A Love Supreme' from 1965 has been certified platinum in North America for sales of one million copies
As Kahn recounts in his essay: “Blue Train was a recording that Coltrane, ever self-critical and modest, held in high regard. In 1960, while on tour with Miles Davis for the last time, a Swedish deejay asked Coltrane what he favored from his catalog and he immediately responded: ‘Oh...
John Coltrane –Duke Ellington Meets John Coltrane More images Label: Vega –IMP 55006, Impulse! –IMP 55006 Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM Country: France Released: Nov 1965 Genre: Jazz Style: Cool Jazz Tracklist A The Feeling Of Jazz 5:30 B In A Sentimental Mood 4:12...
“Kind of Blue”ballad jazz years produced some of the most recognizable and commercially successful jazz of all-time. Then he turned away from that era and kept moving forward looking to learn from and influence younger genius-level players likeColtrane,Wayne Shorter, andHerbie Hancock. In the...
From a jazz photography perspective, I always loved those moody, black and white images on the '50s and '60s LP covers such as:Miles Davis, Sonny RollinsandJohn Coltrane, though, for a long time, I didn't know who had taken them. I've since discovered that many were taken byJean-Pie...
John Coltrane’sBlue Train, first released in 1957, has charged in at No. 1 on multiple Billboard album charts (dated Oct. 1) followingits 65th-anniversary expanded reissue on September 16. The album debuts at No. 1 on both the overall Jazz Albums chart and Traditional Jazz Albums chart ...