It really bums me out that he died in 1967 (the year I was born), so I'll never know what it was like to be in the room with these guys when they were creating in real time. I'm glad I heard Brecker several times and met him once now that he's also gone. To the shredder...of the guys you mentioned, Allan Holdsworth comes closest to this.
When the innovators play nothing comes close to the source than they do. Pops, Duke, Bird, Trane, Monk, Diz, Bud, Roy, Miles, Wayne, Herbie, Tony, Jack, Zawinul, McCoy all signify this.
The greatest musician of all time in my opinion. I'm a guitar shredder and listen to Buckethead, Vai, Petrucci, Holdsworth, but none of them are on Coltrane's level.
I happened to listen to both sides of Ascension today, and did my own little bit of free jazz improvisation over it. I sat down and wanted to watch a Coltrane video, and what theme comes in but the very one I was trying to Ascend with!
This brings tears to my eyes. What can I say? Trane was a master! About the five minute mark he is channeling from the source! A love supreme no doubt!
@claryscat no gravity at that point the sweetest softest song in the world......its unexplainable but u get where im going..........they make u forget its Naima
It really bums me out that he died in 1967 (the year I was born), so I'll never know what it was like to be in the room with these guys when they were creating in real time. I'm glad I heard Brecker several times and met him once now that he's also gone. To the shredder...of the guys you mentioned, Allan Holdsworth comes closest to this.
Modes9 1 week ago
Thought I'd seen all documented video. Then this! What a great find.
prabot2 4 months ago
2:16 kills me every time
dmcdaniel9 5 months ago
this is a Bomb
DajaWaja 11 months ago
When the innovators play nothing comes close to the source than they do. Pops, Duke, Bird, Trane, Monk, Diz, Bud, Roy, Miles, Wayne, Herbie, Tony, Jack, Zawinul, McCoy all signify this.
partidoalto1 11 months ago
The greatest musician of all time in my opinion. I'm a guitar shredder and listen to Buckethead, Vai, Petrucci, Holdsworth, but none of them are on Coltrane's level.
TheFigueroa007 1 year ago
I happened to listen to both sides of Ascension today, and did my own little bit of free jazz improvisation over it. I sat down and wanted to watch a Coltrane video, and what theme comes in but the very one I was trying to Ascend with!
zakcattack 1 year ago
Thanks, friend!
jazzuffe 1 year ago
Blues Waltz? That's the Ascension theme after Naima.
mshornick 2 years ago
How can words describe PERFECTION?
peppersax 2 years ago
WoW! Speechless......amazing, powerful.
StevenCharlesJazz 2 years ago
Truth and Timeless Pure Love and Beauty
He`s was the greatest musican on this planet
He show us what is possible
Music near by God
Segantini1899 2 years ago 4
None better.
Done.
stooge81 2 years ago 2
At 7:50 watch Elvin, was he fucked up or what? Nonetheless a wonderful clip of the Quartet. I love these guys!
kirkbp1965 2 years ago
Thanks for sharing - truly priceless. Pax.
jovesheerwater 2 years ago
coltrane always considered naima to be his best composition
zurbarab 2 years ago
This brings tears to my eyes. What can I say? Trane was a master! About the five minute mark he is channeling from the source! A love supreme no doubt!
claryscat 2 years ago 9
@claryscat no gravity at that point the sweetest softest song in the world......its unexplainable but u get where im going..........they make u forget its Naima
cisum241 1 year ago
THANK YOU!!!!!!
insylum 3 years ago 2
Mati377, this is a fantastic treat you've shared with us man, stunning stuff!
AlannahBabalon156 3 years ago 5
Amazing. You don't get it more passionate than this. Pure emotion...
henkjanklaas 3 years ago 4