John Coltrane Quartet - Too Young to Go Steady

John Coltrane Quartet - Too Young to Go Steady (1962)
Personnel: John Coltrane (tenor sax), McCoy Tyner (piano), Jimmy Garrison (bass), Elvin Jones (drums)
from the album 'BALLADS' (Impulse! Records)

[@brucescott4261]

Ninety-nine percent of 'Trane's fans on this post weren't even born when BALLADS was released in mono (Impulse! A-32) and stereo (lmpulse! AS-32) on January 3rd, 1963. John William Coltrane, Sr. was one of the extensions of what was created by the original exponents of modern jazz, John Biirks "Dizzy" Gillespie and Charles "Yardbird," "Bird," or "Charlie" Parker, Jr.

[@ARTMANPRO13]

so so beautiful, (said and felt with a tear in my eye...)

[@tevbuff]

The moments at 1:02 to 1:30 is phenomenal. Coltrane and his band were something else.

[@spencergordon3881]

Rest easy, Train. You took music and turned it upside down

[@brucescott4261]

Spencer Gordon ...Explain.

[@alfonsomalaga7741]

Beautiful. From one of my favorite Coltrane albums.

[@dev-law]

김현철 ㅠㅠ 네온 속으로....그냥 이렇게

[@구리리-z4u]

진짜 똑같애...어이가없네...

[@joelkeeley793]

Listened to this on so many late night drives!

[@daveo6277]

King Coltrane himself!
This is a time machine, if ever there was one. Sonically sound and calming. It embodies grace and reasoning of its time, and moves even beyond it-into the past and future.

[@gonzaloabt5709]

It feels like the sax it's going to fall apart cause Coltrane takes to the limits. What a musician and a human being

[@LikeMonk]

this is just fantastic music ,.....

[@LizzieLouiza]

I put off buying this album, but time’s come!

[@brucescott4261]

TOO YOUNG TO GO STEADY was originally recorded by NAT "KING" COLE with the music of NELSON RIDDLE. 'Trane loved Nat's version so much, he decided to record it himself, and the rest is history.

[@joelkeeley793]

Plus, Riddle was just the best arranger of his time!

[@brucescott4261]

@@joelkeeley793 ...Yes, indeedy! It was the unforgettable Nat "King" Cole who made Nelson Riddle famous.

[@brucescott4261]

@@joelkeeley793 ...However, there was also Pete Rugolo, Les Baxter (Nelson Riddle was the latter's copyist), Gordon Jenkins, and Ralph Carmichael, who was Nelson Riddle's copyist. These arrangers recorded with Nat "King" Cole. Carmichael was the last one to work with the former.

[@marshacreary2442]

Read between the lines

[@catjazz77]

Bom demais 🕴🏙

[@otopatamar8875]

Genial ♫

[@SuperHinckley]

Merci TSF Jazz !!!

[@odanisio]

Classicone,raga!

[@lucky4724]

#Ballads🎷🎶🎼🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@shaunkerr5175]

Great Art x

[@catjazz77]

Canal muito bom e de mais gosto muito ✌🤩✌

[@60otaku4]

Thank you Midnight-san!!
Otaku4 (^_^)/

[@1490kok]

若すぎて、決まった相手なんでいないぜ

[@jiyujizai]

いつも新鮮です。

[@sahilmarya2597]

sublime

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#OdedFriedGaon #OdedMusic #Audioded