Bootleg of John Coltrane & Eric Dolphy Live in Helsinki, Finland 1961 | bernie's bootlegs
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John Coltrane Quintet, Featuring Eric Dolphy
22 November 1961
Helsinki, Finland
Kulttuuritalo, second show, 9:15, recorded (assumed) by Yles Radio
John Coltrane
Eric Dolphy
McCoy Tyner
Reggie Workman
Elvin Jones
1. Blue Train: 9:31
2. I Want to Talk About You: 7:20
3. Impressions: 8:22
4: My Favorite Things: 21:30
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John apparently traveled with a photo of Eric Dolphy after Eric's sudden death in 1964. He would hang the photo up in his hotel rooms on tour. The two had been more than collaborators. They were very close friends.
Yes
I heard that story but it was Jaki Byard instead of Coltrane...
@@beccakachman no,no,no,no! very terrible mistake
oh wow I love this into....... Him and Mingus knew each other since back in Watts, in the 20s.He was clearly a special person.....
that pic is so precious omg
Yes, the always handsome Mr. Coltrane
I was talking about dolphy but ok
It's especially interesting because it's one of the extremely few pics of Dolphy smiling.
might have heard a really good joke by the photographer lol..
@@ContraMundumPress and what a smile to behold
WOW Amazing! So Killer! I love Eric Dolphy! THE BEST!
nobody can play like coltrance and Eric dolphy they are great together
chriss1152 they appear to have brought out the best in one another. Yoked spiritually!
yess
Éric was alter égo than J.Coltrane.
one for alto sax clarinette and flut and improvisation and composition
@@yvonpottier3107 yes
Coltrane changed my life.
same
He definitely moved my insides around....
wait til you hear Miles Davis
@@rp1891 pretty sure he already did....
@@emilianoturazzi - it's called sarcasm
One of the greatest lives outings ever!!!👍🏿💯💪🏿💚🖤❤️
The energy in Coltranes double time on blue train is crazy!
Most inspiring artists of 20century, i'll dedicate my life to them, do the same if your questioning yourself about what you should do with your own life
Flamboyant intergalactic universal sun and star music! Blessings from beyond the beyond. Cheers.
Seeing these two great musicians was certainly a listening pleasure for those who had that privilege.
Blue Train 00:00
I Want to Talk About You 9:35
Impressions 17:00
My Favorite Things 25:30
always glad there's an adult in the room....
The concert in Munich was sold out but I met the members of the group after the concert and took Elvin in a taxi to a Jam Session in our local Jazz club.
What an honor!
which club was it? domicil?
I've always favored live recordings like these over studio recordings. Different feel, like you captured a moment. Thanks for sharing!
John Coltrane a love Supreme
What a priceless bootleg recording! Coltrane was, of course, excellent, however. Dolphy was also splendid! This bootleg is much better than their official recordings.
There is an official version of this show (along w/a couple of tunes from Miles band w/o Miles in '60). Don't buy it. It runs ridiculously slow. Don't know how that messed that up when the FM broadcast (this one) is available. This is also on the bootleg 'Live Trane'. It's vol. 5. Can anyone get enough of Coltrane/Dolphy? I cannot imagine it.
The greatest saxophonist ever no human beings are better or to this point will ever surpass the monsterous accomplishments of this living genius in a moderate length of time he put his everlasting legacy on jazz love you hail the king 🤴
wow! Where to begin? They were all hot that night. In my opinion, Dolphy on My Favorite Things is magical. He completely transforms this song. I've listened to several versions from this tour and he is wonderful on all of them. Thanks for posting this.
You can listen to "my favourite things"20:55,or to "my favourite things"57:20on Japan concert
THIS PHOTO! they are glowing.
wow i could have lived all these years and never heard this! Thanks for sharing!
Interesting how Coltrane opens his solo a bit the same as in the record, while his playing had completely transformed since then.
(edit: On the first track "Blue Train")
there is another bootleg of him playing the same phrase again. It became synonymous with the track!
Fantastic music
Absolutely incredible! 'Trane at his finest!
Gives such a cool perspective because it is slighty tuned flat so it's like hearing the songs in a new key. Sampling qualities.
yes,but i cant stand when these things are out of tune in that way...sloppy machines,they are not 'tuned flat' they are out of tune....
play along, say goodbye to muscle memory
I’ve got the live double vinyl of Eric with Agression and his others. Love his free almost atonal phrasing. And with John it’s exciting to hear their different styles. 2 Masters
grazie. una perla inestimabile. bellissimo
God and God's brother! Thank you!
Coltrane is playing his butt off here. I wonder when this was done? Good recording for bootleg also.
Reharmonized "Blue Train!" ;-)
Words can't explain enough...Sounds Great!!!
Two Greats! In modern music history. R.I.P.
Eric Dolphy has always been my favourite alto saxophonist. I always argue with my brother when I say that Kenny Garrett reminds me of Eric Dolphy. I might be wrong once again and you guys have every right to crucify me🤣
Thank you for posting this, I'm a huge fan of the Music, have been for almost 50 years. I really like Rare Gems such as this, thanks again. Keep them coming, 🎺🎺🎺🎵🎵🎵.
You are so right
Great live set early in the existence of this fine but short lived quintet. The band is Trane, Dolphy, McCoy Tyner, Reggie Workman, and Elvin Jones. Everyone is in fine form, especially Dolphy and Elvin. Much more accessible than some of their later work. Sound is more satisfying if you can use a graphic equalizer to boost the highs a bit. I did 2 kHz +5, 4 kHz +6.5, and 8 kHz +14.
ELVIN pOlY rHyThM JONES...
!
sounds spectacular through the Magnavox horns.
@@wraitheful I should have something of what you're smoking! :)
@@jimbrown1559 ‘60 Magnavox all-tube w/ EV horns - makes this sublime
I love John Coltrane
So completely cool, so completely wonderful without even trying to be.
This beyond priceless!! It is swangin!!!
Wow! Priceless..
thanks for sharing this - its fantastic!
So what/Impressions is, i now get, the final break-away from the 6-chord, and the moment of birth of 'post' modern jazz... Dolphy is struggling in his own way with two tonic minors a half-step apart (they are a whole step apart in 'summertime'... ) while 'trane is absolutely blistering in the midnite sun....
'I want to talk about you' is the antidote to 'Misty'...
Dear God !!!
Wow.......... it's GREAT ❤!
Black such a beautiful colour you can do so much with it!
What
Merci
Mercy!
That superb pic of 'trane shows both his broad chest and his humanity.... tenor players need both to blow like he did and to change music... a god-like man, as Homer would have said...
Dragony: Prepare to have your mind musically blown. I was electrified. Many thanks to you. They really performed killing live
Fantástica performance
Thank you Mr. Sanders for this extraordinary concert in Helsinki. Greetings from Romania.
2 Genius, many thanks!!
Holy Grail...Thnx!
my favorite!! john Coltrane - a love supreme!!
Amazing picture. Truly friends, from childhood, if I'm not mistaken.
I don't think: Dolphy was born in Los Angeles and 'Trane in Hamlet on the other side of the USA :) true friends all the same.
emilianoturazzi Correct. And Trane grew up in Philly.
sorry; your mistaking.... Dolphy was childhood friend of chaarles mingus.... not trane... Dolphy was from Ca Trane was from Philly born and raised.... 33rd and oxford
Trane grew up in High Point NC. Born in Hamlet. I lived 2 houses from his childhood home. He moved to Philly around the age of 18...
Trane was close friend with Benny Golson.
Muchas gracias por compartir este "Magistral Registro". Y me sumo a los aplausos.
That contrabass is key
Woo from the landing of the first notes..
This is incredible! Thank you for posting this.
rare pic of erc dolphy and trane smiling lol
2:22 that line is slick
yeah.. shame both were so young when they passed...40/36 CRAZY...
Yes, JOHN COLTRANE was 40, ERIC DOLPHY was 36
Thanks Bernie
Thanks for posting. Amazing audio
wow, i hear McCoy turning the m6-diminished scale of chords into his tension-building quartal clusters (around 34:30)... deep and heavy origins
Magnifique, somptueux, wonderfull !
Thanks, Bernie!
Yes
Real JAZZ!!!!
My Favorite Things: 25:30
into the now
Ben poche cose potrebbero sottratti di più alla bieca quotidianità. Amazing . . .
This really rocks, as the kids say.
#MakingMusicIsAProfession. My favorite Coltrane unit.
The only problem is, at least on Blue Train, is it's a half step flat
tune the tape up a half step to get everything in the proper key ;)
Epic sound...thanks for this
Yes
Pure excellence.
Wonderful! Thanks for the upload!
At 44:00 highest bliss hits
Прекрасно!
Абсолютно согласен!
finally listen to the exotic scales 'trane whips-out in the outro to MFT... (44:45 to end... so dervish)... Kenny Garret continued this direction
Cool blue train in D
In COLOUR!
Fantastic!
Great thanks
THANK YOU
Fantastico!
whoa
1:30 was God
👍🏾👍🏾
25:30 My Favorite Things
have you the newport concert of coltrane in 1966 with the video ?
this is what I really want to see aswell
Oh what a find that would be!
It is up look up Coltrane live at Newport 1966 there is a video and full concert
@@ayezay2677 full concert -it is the best recording, and video is 3snippes from "my favourite things", and 1 snippet from "Leo(my name)
Heavy as F__k
Think you can get those esperanza Spalding live Exposer sessions? This trane set is a gem btw
American masters.
maybe 'trane wanted to resolve the post-'59 jazz crisis and get back to the 'six' for his 'older' audience so he chose songs to exaggerate the pentatonic with the 6 and we get 'My favourite things'... maybe Dolphy was more of an influence on trane than I thought...
3:12-3:14
I can hear Earl Bostic licks in Colrane’s solo in Blue Train, just saying...
Can it play now ?
McCoy Tyner plays "My Favorite things" a bit differently here than on the well known album.
Dolphy had a penchant for playing outside the key that he was in. Coltrane liked him but it must have occasionally felt uncomfortable when Dolphy did little more than squeaking. Coltrane did it too but not to excess.
"but it must have occasionally felt uncomfortable when Dolphy did little more" I think not. Coltrane was (rightfully) very high on Dolphy....