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Damn she's a shitty rapper, her rhythm is so bland! It never changes!

I've seen so many videos where that is the top comment it's just ridiculous. Does rain in the background of your music really make that much better? I personally like to appreciate my music without the sound of electronic rain coming through my speakers.

I love to listen to this song, when love has me down it cheers me up to hear this. I can't express in words how good this song makes me feel. THANK YOU RAY CHARLES

@jonjonz91 Berklee kids, it takes alcohol to make them dance.

John Coltrane was constantly breaking barriers, and although i love and appreciate his raw expressive playing I rarely find myself in the mood to listen to it. I love listening to Dexter because i just love his smooth sound combined with the amount of love I hear in his playing. He just blows me ...

@thewhitegirlblues You must be goth

TJ gets his point across but he's so insensitive. He's funny but he also ruins his own valid argument by being such a troll.

I still watch his videos though

@FreestyleFletcher i love the creativity in your insults! I haven't heard the word "jackaloon" in a while, thank you.

@Rigerdaby So because they lack musical wit they're bad? You're pretty stuck up yourself there Mr. Conservatorium, I used to be stuck in a "jazz bubble" like you. People. like Monk and Coltrane got inspiration from all music from all parts of the world, that's why they were so original. And let's...

Oooooohh that keyboard solo is perfect. It is just enough. I love this woman

@jsmybrother I was exaggerating but i don't know if you can say that rick james was better. They are different.

@mrhappyparade Try buying the real book, it's got lots of different jazz standards as well as this one. It's just a minor blues in D flat with a few altered chords.

It makes me sad that people these days could mistake a saxophone for a trumpet

@djcoolcliff You said 'lol' at the end of your sentence, therefore your argument is invalid

@Donelys3 That was probably my older brother, Orlando. Hugo's doing well and living in Santa Barbara. I'll pass that on to him.

@gjbsaxman94 That's because he based what he did off of what he heard Coltrane do and, rather than copying him like most sax players do, he chose to extend his ideas. He wouldn't be doing some of the things he did without the influence of Coltrane. I'm sure Coltrane would have been able to copy B...

@RIcardoAljur How so, can you suggest some improvements?

3:30 Holy fuck, my mind is blown

He's using third relations in a tune that doesn't even have those changes!!! I've never heard that done before but for pre Giant Steps Trane it's remarkably dissonant.

Trane called this one "Rushin' Lullaby"

It sounds like a man's final cries before death

@olympieta I can't agree with you saying that he is deeper than Satie. His approach to harmony is much different than that of Satie, yet they both contain that same sense of solitude and longing. I love both their works equally

@eternal000sunshine Suzanne Valadon

This music is incredibly complex rhythmically and melodically, no wonder John Coltrane got so much inspiration from Ravi's work, Thank You

@Misanthropia15 LOL troll of the year

@CaptainSmollet22 I could eat a burrito supreme

Igor Butman went to Berklee College of Music.... I'm so proud...

@peda1fachso Hell yeah, i saw him live last year playing with Herbie Hancock. It was amazing

@MsLimepink You think so? The mor(m)on god is different from the good ol' christian god, they evidently have differing opinions on polygamy, and on who should and shouldn't be allowed into heaven.

@DeMichaelSuperFan NIce, me too. I was already a fan of Hancock before seeing the show, but i love the way it takes jazz and puts it in a futuristic setting. That show is so stylish

@usetheforce207 Coltrane took the tenor saxophone to places it's never been before, and Michael took it even further after that. You can hear a heavy Coltrane influence in some of the ideas he expresses, but he forged his own path on the instrument.

Hilarious XD

This isn't my favourite late Coltrane album, check out his version of My Favourite Things from his Live in Japan album. It includes a 14 minute bass solo to start off, and passionate playing from the entire band. They weren't aware that they were being recorded which would probably explain the so...

My name is abusive cunt.... and i'm a moron.