John Coltrane - Moment's Notice

Moment's Notice

Album:
Blue Train (1957)

Written by:
John Coltrane

Personnel:
John Coltrane tenor saxophone
Paul Chambers — double bass
Kenny Drew — piano
Curtis Fuller — trombone
Philly Joe Jones — drums
Lee Morgan — trumpet

• Category

  Music

[OldSchopenhauer]

Quit arguing about race. You have the rest of the internet for that.

[Jazzman SAxophone]

HEY RETARDS-SHUT UP AND LISTEN TO THE DAMN MUSIC

[G Ceballos]

buenisima mostros !



[ThemeHasVistas]

Nowhere in my comments--which are meant to be read as a cohesive whole made in reference to many comments that came before--do I say or even imply that any kind of person has more emotion than any other kind. Whether you've read the whole set or just that last part, you've missed my point completely. Make sure your own head's on straight before throwing out words like ignorant.

[saxophonies97]

How the fuck does a black man have more emotion than a white man, you truely are a ignorant human being. It has nothing to do with emotion it has to do with him being the greatest sax player ever and dedication.

[saxophonies97]

Your retarded race has nothing to do with being great. Practice and dedication is the key, look up Lennie Pickett on youtube and maybe you will understand

[saxophonies97]

What the hell does race have to do with playing a god damn instrument. He the best because he dedicated his life to the instrument, not because he's black. Race has nothing to do with dedication so quit bitching about his race immature simpletons.

[bbone610]

John Coltrane!!!!!!!!! 'Nuff said!

[Tomáš Mika]

If you don't care about stupid comments on YouTube, ignore them.

[Tomáš Mika]

Listen to his composition "Dream" on YouTube.

[xxNailFirexx]

I just meant how does John Cage express emotion? I always thought his music was more exploration of the limits of what can be considered music and/or aesthetic.

[Tomáš Mika]

John Cage.