John Coltrane & Stan Getz: Hackensack (Rifftide)
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Miles stated in his autobiography that "Coltrane's horn sounded as loud as 5 standard saxophones stacked"
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I'm Sorry for Stan Getz, but he was incinerated by John Coltrane
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Before I get jumped on....HOW DID I FORGET THE HAWK!
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Ahhh, time frame being the measuring stick...guess it depends on the generation of players you listen to..yeah, how about Ben Webster, Lester Young, and during the Trane who I simply love...there was Dexter!
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Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb, drums a d Oscar Peterson, piano All greats, to be sure.n
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ヴァーヴ側とマイルス側の夢の共演、実に素晴らしい。当時として
はトレーンは「Giant Steps」から一年、事実上ハードバップの頂点を極めたが、ゲ ッツはまだブラジル音楽を取り入れていない頃なのでトレーン>ゲ ッツみたいな部分があるが、どちらも双極の個性あふれた演奏だ。 オスピーの完成しきったストライドも良い。オープニングで彼がケ リーのイントロ演奏最中に肩を置くシーンで、ハードバップの終焉 、新しいスタイルのピアノの登場がうかがえる。 -
Getz so lovelely loving smile towards "Trane" during his fantastic tour on Hackensack is the finale! Getz know that he is listnening to the maestro.
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Would like to debate but. John Coltrane!! Unbelievable! and where are Wynton Kelly? here He is missed. But Getz is still great.
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@lestmbly ok
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@flurbaflurbs Man are you kidding me..Haha Trane had a tiny sound? I've heard Trane numerous times live throughout his career and believe me when I say..'there is NOTHING "tiny" about his sound'..His sound hits you in the face like a ton of bricks, from which it will take you two weeks to recover.Who mics a saxophone in order to be heard?You mic up in order to project. Trane's embrasure, power, force, and lung capacity was second to no one's and could fill a room if mic'ed or not
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Wow! I love both these guys for different reasons... hard to compare a melodic all star like Getz with a phrasing, chord structure all timer like Coltrane.... but I will give Getz this... it took balls of brass to play his solo after Trane was done with his. I would have put my horn down and NEVER played again!
AND the best rhythm section ever assembled! Are you kidding me? How great is that? - thanks for posting these.
jimaroo100 3 months ago 4
No need to compare, these cat's didn't ...well..okay maybe they did, but they were the players. Trane's phrasing was being invented while playing. The man was just gone Mathematics wasn't an issue it was to make the point. Story telling. All these cat's were masters however Trane ..was..still to this day is the SR71, 426 Hemi (design of course), Bruce Lee of the Tenor. From this very second his playing even to the players is insane. Many untouchable masters Brecker, Ford, Thomas...but Trane!
outersun 7 months ago 2