A Love Supreme, Pt. 4 - Psalm

[gscoponi]

(1/2)

Have you ever heard a sax cry?

This is one of the masterpieces of Music (with the "M" capitalized) of all the times.

Here Coltrane, superbly supported by his quartet, rises heights of sublime lyricism, a piece that continuously, constant rises, where the tenor of Trane pines, an invocation of real chills climbs to heaven (listen what happens around 3' and 5'30 "), its magical and melancholic vibrato is a breath of heavenly song of dramatic passion;

[gscoponi]

(2/2)

aided by a Tyner that dispenses with both hands and pounding, staring and lopsided chords, in full counterpoint, while the wild roll of Jones drums steps up the tension and masterful climax of the incitement.

After that, there will be nothing more to say; Coltrane switches to Free, and the group will disperse at different times, but the level reached here will remain unattainable.

[rlevanony1]

It's so important to make time stop. It's the true way of life to be grateful for everything, and be a good and caring person. Innocence and love are forever. It doesn't have to do with religion.

[HeavensArmies]

You know what the coolest part is..is that there are actual lyrics to this song he made if you purchase the CD it's in the cover the lyrics are him praising God it's just so amazing if you don't have a physical copy of this album I urge you to get it you wont regret it!

[rlevanony1]

@HeavensArmies It's the best text. To acknowledge the air we're breathing. Like being back in childhood.

[rlevanony1]

@rlevanony1 It's life itself there's a tendency to forget sometimes, time is wasted on strange things, while the people are all around.

[rlevanony1]

@HeavensArmies And to be without the urge to have to do something without reason. It's it.

[yeloprwlr]

I've never had a man's music bring tears to my eyes more often than Coltrane's.

[ctmoreland]

I listened to this song 30 times, and never understood it. On the 31st time I heard it, I cried my eyes out. This is being played at the throne of God in heaven today. What a magnificent song.

[123must]

Movin' masterpiece ever !

A lot of thanks

[qazx23r]

After a lot of time without hearing Trane, I rest astonished, mute, eyes, mouth and ears wide open to be in the presence of this wonder of music.

If heaven was a fake I think God would invent one for him to rest playing music for all the eternity.

[CoachG1000]

Parts of me wish I had never heard this song.....cause now I've heard it all.

There's no where else to go.

[UnkelFuchs]

" The best part of the best album of jazz ever recorded " :

faut quand même pas exagérer !

[ceeaitchtube]

Resolution is the best part of the best album ever recorded, in any genre. But who cares? All of it should be listened to, by everyone.

[maristela1968]

Just wonderful. Amazing. There are no words to express this sheer brilliance.

[jlhyz2]

This is stunningly beautiful in every way.

[africanfromafrica]

Holy sh*t this is so epic. This isn't even music. This is something else.

[JazzYugioh1022]

I listened to acknowelegements and i was like "this is the best track ever" then I listed to Resolutions and I was like "This is even better" each one keeps getting better. the best album by the best musician to have ever lived

[vyse75]

ZERO DISLIKES. 

[jacktala1]

really. there is nothing better.

[27aznek]

Emotion through music. JC has no equal -- this piece is more than jazz...

[jacktala1]

this is pure praise to god. this pure jazz. praise be t god. praise be to colrane1

[redfox996]

This part makes me think of Malcolm X.

[pupismile]

with this music I could fall into temptation ....

[anina114]

All of you are very thoughtful and insightful people; and you're right, Coltrane was so close to God that he couldn't come back to this earth...

[florian1852]

When I listened to this for the first time, I knew that this song is something very, very special. By checking the booklet I recognized its real meaning. Simply awesome...

[EMILIOMARENGO]

This eez awesome...

[simplyethan]

Listened to this album on my stereo. Made me cry...

[besbre72]

the best part of the best album of jazz ever recorded.

his mother was right, he went so close of God that he could not come back. thanks for us, he gave us back what he saw there.

and excuse my bad english, am a simple french guy.

[fat8622]

@besbre72 no, no, no, the best jazz album ever is Mingus's 1963 masterpiece "The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady", objective fact of life

[Jazzman2696]

@fat8622 Everyone has their own opinion guys.

[UnkelFuchs]

@besbre72

" Tthe best part of the best album of jazz ever recorded. " : faut quand même pas exagérer !

[operarus33184]

The summation of Coltrane's reverence for life and its endless possibilites. Amen.

[nodlew1943]

This segment has been compared to a prayer. To me this a prayer for a soul that is troubled seeking for peace, for repentance, for relief. Pouring out his/her soul to the Almighty seeking refuge from this wretched world.

Seeking the Almighty's Love Supreme. @TheMuzikHead. I appreciate this great jazz classic as well. Thanks you Jazzman

[TheMuzikHead]

This piece is my favorite part of the whole album. Everything about it; the piano...the sax...the timpani...the cymbals...the cello...Tooooo Raw. If don't knowbody else appreciate it, TheMuzikHead appreciate! Excellent post Jazzman-

[TheIntruder79]

So wonderful. This song brought me to tears the first time I heard it.