John Coltrane | My Favorite Things | I’ve never reacted to a song like this before
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This channel is about Classic Rock, Hard Rock, Grunge, and Blues. The one is not part of any of those genres but my interest is peaked. I’ve heard of John Coltrane but I don’t think I’ve heard any of his music.
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It's a clarinet he's playing, just to clear things up. He's a multi-instrumentalist known for his saxophone work, but here he is playing a clarinet. You got it right in your video when you said it was a clarinet.
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Great reaction. Thank you. Coltrane is playing a soprano saxophone. I think this album may be the first time he recorded with one. His influence can be heard in Jerry Garcia’s approach to guitar. Coltrane legacy goes beyond genre and instrument. He was so ahead of his time many jazz players haven’t caught up even these many decades later. I’m glad you doing this one and like The Dead his best work is live, every performance was unique. His band line ups were a collection of the best musicians of his day and all ahead of their time as well. I wouldn’t expect too many views since this is a bit left field of what you usually react too but there aren’t too many jazz reaction vids as compared to other musics so you’ll corner the market and it’s a guaranteed like and view from me. Thanks again.
Coltrane's, "A Love Supreme" is an amazing listening experience...
Though John Coltrane IS considered a Jazz musician, he set the stage for many Rock and Rollers with his improvisational style, and his riffs. Not surprisingly, this song sends me in my mind right to Ms.Julie Andrews as Maria in everybody's favorite musical, The Sound Of Music. I'm climbing in The Alps right now. Aaahhh. Thanks Jonah.
Soprano Saxophone (straight shape like a clarinet but made of brass) requires an INCREDIBLE control from the player. This might legitimately be my favorite record of all time. And live they take it out even further.
Awesome you should see the live stage performance. 1965.
You've done a lot of Dead reactions. Rhythm guitarist Bob Weir has said that he modeled his work in the Dead (in part) on how McCoy Tyner's keyboard complemented Coltrane. The improvisational direction that Coltrane and others like Ornette Coleman took jazz was obviously a big influence on many in the '60s rock scene, but especially the Dead. You might want to consider a reaction to Miles Davis's Bitches Brew sometime soon.
Yup, he said he was McCoy’s left hand and Jerry was the right hand.
This style also killed jazz from the mainstream. People didn't want to hear dissonant noodling and turned to rock n roll instead. As Duke Ellington once said, "It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing."
McCoy Tyner's piano solo is hypnotic.
Yes, it is stunning.
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I do actually own two John Coltrane albums. If I'm in the right mood then I can really relax and enjoy the music. Nice one! 😁
Cheers from England. 😊😎🎸🇺🇦🇬🇧
Loves me some Coltrane! A Love Supreme next. :)
a classic
Be-bop jazz. From the Sound of Music.
Not quite. It's actually Modal Jazz, although Modal Jazz isn't an actual Jazz Style. Bebop has a lot more chord changes than Modal Jazz. Modal Jazz as the name implies focuses on improvisation over scales, so there aren't much chord changes.
@@Dueruemtarget I think the designation of 'jazz' is outdated. Much like 'rock' is. I get it, it's a shorthand for a style, but if you put your hand on your heart … it's just music, man. It bops, grooves and swings.
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Soprano saxophone as opposed to a tenor saxophone. Check videos of branford marsalis playing sax with the grateful dead or some with Clarence Clemons from the EStreet band playing with the dead!
Dude … it's a clarinet. Anyone can hear that. Why do you think there's him playing a clarinet on the cover of the album?
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John is playing a straight soprano saxophone here. I enjoyed your reaction and I am glad you enjoyed this legendary performance by the whole team. You didn't mention the drummer Elvin Jones but I am sure you know he is also a big part of what makes this recording great.