John Coltrane And Johnny Hartman - The Acoustic Sound Series
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2022
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This is my go to chill out album. Must have listened to it a 1000 times in every format. Absolutely no fat, no fillers, every song is perfect. The stars aligned when they recorded this.
Absolutely. Masterpiece. Two masters joined and found magic and inspiration in each other. The music speakes for itself
One of my favorite albums of all time.
Lush Life is a masterpiece. I listen to it often. Perfection
I am a fan of vocal jazz music from the 50s and 60s, so this is a perfect jazz album to me. You get the best of vocal and instrumental. And each song is kind of divided in two, so you also don't have the saxophone and voice fighting with each other. Such a chill listen. I put this on for friends who say they don't like jazz.
Have wanted this album from the first time I heard Johnny Hartman's voice...which was the Bridges Of Madison County soundtrack, many years ago. Came across an early Impulse pressing on eBay about 6 months ago..and is now one of the most treasured Jazz recordings in my collection. It shipped from New York City,, and I was surprised to find an original clipping from the NY Times review of the album tucked inside. Whomever owned this before me, loved this as much as I....asterisked favorite songs on the jacket.. It conjures images of listening on a fire escape of some apartment on a hot NYC evening in 1963..Coltrane's sax wafting through the air..Hartman's soothing voice making the unbearable heat nearly tolerable. I want to hear this new pressing..but no way will I part with this treasure.
I don’t consider myself much of a jazz fan, but I just love this album. I play this cd often. 🎧
Just found at a thrift shop in Germany a 1975 US release of the record . Great sounding...
One of my all time favorite albums, period.
I just played my copy of this album (AP ‘22 as reviewed here) and realized that on “You are too beautiful”, Coltrane’s sax is on the right channel and the piano on the left channel. On all other tracks in this album, Coltrane’s sax is always on the left channel. I also checked my CD copy, my ‘80 reissue (MCA Impulse) and Tidal versions, all have Coltrane’s sax on the left channel on this track. Can anyone check their copy and share what you heard?
Aside from this anomaly, this is the greatest version of this album in any format I own.
This is in my top 5 records of all kinds of music since early 80's.
I watch the first part of this video this morning with my coffee, my wife and I had to run to Knoxville while we're there I stopped at Lost and found Records and I bought a copy of this.. it's about 11:00 at night here in East Tennessee, I think I'm going to save this for my morning listen tomorrow. Thanks for the recommendation on this really enjoy your channel my friend
Huh - somehow through all the LP-related emails I get, I missed that this was being released. What a gem - ordering now. I am also impatient waiting for Trio '65. Thanks for the video
I'm surprised you weren't already familiar with this album. It's considered an all time classic.
Someday you should introduce your dog! I don’t know what his opinions are about your reviews or your taste in music but he certainly likes being around you. In fact, I miss him when he’s not jumping up on the couch behind you.
I liked the story you told about Hartman and Coltrane. Certainly not every album has a story but when one does exist, it certainly enlivens the review.
Love this album and pressing. Thanks for the review.
damn...I just had this on the turntable this morning
I’m in the US but I got my copy around 2 weeks ago. Found mine at Barnes & Noble. They seem to be pretty good about some of these acoustic sounds and blue note releases 🤘
Enjoyable video Michael. I have been a Johnny Hartman fan for a long time and his baritone is just so warm and elegant. Amazing singer whose voice is so pleasing to listen to.
4:11 " I was so sure that I had them all, but that's not true. I'm missing this one, which of course is totally inappropriate and unacceptable." 😆🤣 McCoy Tyner gets lost in the credits, but he really sets the stage on this album. Great recording.
Another gem! Thank you so much for your insight and input . Can't wait to spin this one!
I already have mine too. Great video Michael! Thanks
For anyone on the fence on this album, JUST GET IT. It's that good. This pressing seems especially good.
My spouse gifted me the compact disc of this album years ago - need to give it a listen with a fresh set of ears.
This is a sweet record!
One of my top favorites. The OG stereo is better than OG mono is my opinion, stereo was a great choice for this release
There was an SACD version at one point that had both mixes. To me it’s a Sophie’s Choice, both versions bring something distinctive.
Just got this Coltrane album, it's excellent, video coming soon on my channel, nice video as usual👍
Great album and pressing
Thanks Michael. Great review. I got this one a few weeks ago. Took a little while to grow on me but I’m loving it now. You’re right that it inspires calmness for sure. Another great one.
The Hartman & Coltrane 45 was not on AP, it was ORG. So you may very well have all the AP45 Impulses. Ive compared them and find them very close, the AS33 is a little more bassy while the ORG45 is a little more neutral and separated.
Ahhh you are right Leon ... of course you are :-)
...and what about the Speakers Corner version from 2004 ? it seems that two different masters exist ( one "overdubbed, and one "underdubbed" )
@@lucullus6127 Dont have one but I would not trust 320 studios to have better sourcing and mastering than RKS or Grundman.
You know how they say 5 albums to take when you are deserted on an island (with a turntable)? This is one of my 5. Maybe I’d take 2 of this in case one wears out. Would need a backup
Love this album but I only have the 45. Wish it was this one but I don’t think I will at this time tho.
Great release! To minimize the glare on jackets you could try putting up some black fabric behind the camera.
I heard the delay was due to a jacket problem, wrong info on it or something like that. I don’t remember where I heard it but it had to be on a VC channel.
Very cool. I'll be in Frankfurt and Munich next week. Are there any audiophile stores in either city that you recommend? I wanted to see some of the Einstein kit in person. I'm from California and usually get my stuff from Upscale Audio but always looking for new stuff worldwide.
Im an Instrument partial musician.. generally I dont like vocals getting in the way of my Band.. lol.. However.. if you make a fine dinner for your lady.. this is the album to play over a bottle of Vino.
Dont quote me, but i think i heard chad mention in past videos that the jacket errors are the reason for extended delay of a title that is already announced like Bill evans..
Right.. forgot about that thx Hooman
Thanks for your reviews! I look forward to always watching. My wallet on the other hand isn’t..😩
Greetings from Baltimore Michael ! I was wondering if you have listened to any albums of the German label MPS, I recently listened to Bill Evans “Symbiosis” , it has a beautiful sound. This German label has a great catalog, also Joe Henderson’s “Mirror mirror” . Would be great to hear your insight about it.
MPS? I've got a Baden Powell recording on that label. I remember when it was MPS-Saba. A great label. Very tasty.
Michael; another great video. However I don’t think this has ever been done at 45 RPM.
It certainly wasn’t part of the original Impulse series 45 RPM set (a glaring omission). Regardless, no need to seek it out, I’m pretty sure it’s not at 45 RPM, at least not yet.
I think Trio '65 had a jacket problem, that's the delay.
Those glasses bro…
Analytical - I've heard that word used to describe the sound for a couple other records from this Impulse/Verve AS reissue series. It seems to be an occasional mastering preference of Ryan K. Smith, I'd much rather have a warm vinyl-like sound rather than something which is dry and digital-like.
Not sure if I want to get this one or not. I'm a Coltrane fan, the only track I knew from this album before this release was 'My one and only love' decided to give the full album a couple listens and I just don't like Johnny Hartman's voice, it's not unbearable but really not my style and occasionally makes me cringe and mastering may not be my preference. I'm torn because I'd like to collect as much Coltrane as I can and I love that one song but not sure if I'd listen to the record much.
Thanks for shining a light on this classic. I loved this reissue. May I suggest you two other new releases that may have fallen below your radar? 1) Me’Shell Ndegeocellos wonderful masterpiece Bitter from Run Out Groove/first ever vinyl release. - www.discogs.com/master/84547-Meshell-Ndegéocello-Bitter¥and Jazzanova’s Strata Records tribute - jazzanova.bandcamp.com/album/strata-records-the-sound-of-detroit-reimagined-by-jazzanova. This may really be up your alley.
You know how they say 5 albums to take when you are deserted on an island (with a turntable)? This is one of my 5. Maybe I’d take 2 of this in case one wears out. Would need a backup