@@Brumz65"ONE OF" already says there are others so you had absolutely no need to ruin a beautiful comment by adding Charlie Parker to diminish John Coltrane's shine🙄
when I' ll have to leave this planet I want This Tune played at my departure , please !!! This has been my favorite recording since I was a boy and still now I cant' listen to it without crying ... I cant' think nothing else during this mtf coda ... nothing else, just listening and crying. Thanks Mr. John , Mr. Elvin , Mr. Mc Coy and Mr. Jimmy I really loved your music all my life long and I feel somehow proud of it . Thanks for sharing this !!!
Piero Borri my dad died feb 6, he was in a coma for a week, it was his favourite song, I looked it up and put on the first one that came up on RUclips by Miles Davis, the minute it started playing he started dying and he took his last breath right before the song ended, his face was next to mine and I cried and cried. I love and miss you daddy beyond belief. The loss is enormous, this is for you daddy❤
Coltrane must have played this song a gazillion times! And with this version......he took it to another 'level'...............THE MOON! From 2:17-2:38, he takes a little 4 note idea and explores it like the great classical composers! Another one comes in at 3:19-3:47. Man......I'm exhausted after listening to his solo. I can't even imagine hearing this at a 'gig' of his. It probably would have lasted a full hour! In addition, Coltrane had a tendency to take the ending and play around with the 'turn-around' (two, five, three and six of the chords). That's a song in itself!!! There will NEVER EVER BE another John William Coltrane!
I bought this record in high school. It was one of the first jazz records I ever bought, after "Miles Davis' Greatest Hits" and "Buddy Rich Big Band." I've been a Coltrane (and jazz) fan ever since.
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No one can touch him - he is the greatest of all saxophonists and one of the finest musicians of all time.
And Charlie ….
@@Brumz65"ONE OF" already says there are others so you had absolutely no need to ruin a beautiful comment by adding Charlie Parker to diminish John Coltrane's shine🙄
I agree with you wholeheartedly, man!
when I' ll have to leave this planet I want This Tune played at my departure , please !!! This has been my favorite recording since I was a boy and still now I cant' listen to it without crying ... I cant' think nothing else during this mtf coda ... nothing else, just listening and crying. Thanks Mr. John , Mr. Elvin , Mr. Mc Coy and Mr. Jimmy I really loved your music all my life long and I feel somehow proud of it . Thanks for sharing this !!!
Piero Borri my dad died feb 6, he was in a coma for a week, it was his favourite song, I looked it up and put on the first one that came up on RUclips by Miles Davis, the minute it started playing he started dying and he took his last breath right before the song ended, his face was next to mine and I cried and cried. I love and miss you daddy beyond belief. The loss is enormous, this is for you daddy❤
Coltrane must have played this song a gazillion times! And with this version......he took it to another 'level'...............THE MOON! From 2:17-2:38, he takes a little 4 note idea and explores it like the great classical composers! Another one comes in at 3:19-3:47. Man......I'm exhausted after listening to his solo. I can't even imagine hearing this at a 'gig' of his. It probably would have lasted a full hour! In addition, Coltrane had a tendency to take the ending and play around with the 'turn-around' (two, five, three and six of the chords). That's a song in itself!!! There will NEVER EVER BE another John William Coltrane!
Nice analysis but it's still self-expression in the end, at that musical level, do not forget that.
Cheers
From Athens,to Sao Paolo,Tokyo,Ghana and everywhere in this planet "Trane" lives on...forever!
I bought this record in high school. It was one of the first jazz records I ever bought, after "Miles Davis' Greatest Hits" and "Buddy Rich Big Band." I've been a Coltrane (and jazz) fan ever since.
Trane blew away the pain. 🎷
I always wanted to play sax like Trane! Never had the guts to let myself get that FAR OUT! What a GENIUS he truely was!!! ❤❤❤
17 minutes of greatness
incredible... !! thank you for sharing the master piece ...
Впервые слышу ТАКОГО Трэйна. Душу рвёт.Спасибо,Антон!
he said "greatest".
Sublime genius.
Absolute genius
The gold standard!
I beg to differ........The 'platinum' standard:)
THATS ONE HELL OF A TAG.
Trane started out on Clarinet...sorry i never heard him back then! ❤
I'm still figurate how he does this stuff. My hope is to play like trance and sonny. It won't happen, that's just a dream.
you can do it. practice and play til you can't do anything else
"trance" - love it, Gerard!
I likeeeeee that
Pablo stereo r'1981 " bye bye bkackbird"john coltrane 😊😊😊😊
Groovy.
lovely end
Peace
Elvin !!
Fenomeno ❤️
GRoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooove
最強のカルテットだね、素晴らしい！
yeah boy that's my shit
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I made a play-along for this song in the style of the classic Cotlrane quartet! Check it out on my page.
Beyond god.
Was this before McCoy Tyner starting using quartals?
Quartals does not fit well this kind of song in a Major mode with modulations II V I or VI II V types. More with modal songs
What is a "quartal"? Please.
@@charlesliles2966 A stack of fourths, usually five, named after the top note. e.g. CQ would be :
E A D G C
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If God played the sax could he play as good as Trane?
Great comment!!!!!!!!!
Why go there, in the 1st place.... all the way ex S A...
@@MokgatlaNakedi-ki2wr Why go where? "all the way ex S A"? What does that mean?
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Sublime genius.