John Coltrane "Stardust" (1958)

From the 1958 album "Stardust" which John Coltrane, originally issued under Wilbur Harden's name.


Recorded July 11, 1958 in Hackensack, NJ.

John Coltrane — tenor saxophone
Wilbur Harden — trumpet/flugelhorn
Red Garland — piano
Paul Chambers — bass
Jimmy Cobb — drums

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Music

Tags:

• John
• Coltrane
• Stardust
• (1958)

[lancasterII]

Pour me a scotch, get me a leather back chair, turn down the lights, and let time and space melt away.

[FluidBen]

To recognize genius in others, one must let go of so much pride in self...Coltrane is nothing less than a grandmaster. His genius is...exquisitely expressed in his play. Play on man, play on...

[budeli68]

This recording was made on a Friday because the next day I got married July 12, 1958. that's was 53 years ago, 2012 time has went by.

[mtobrien89]

damn. never knew trane recorded stardust. thanks for the post.

[kctvirginia]

I've been listening to the great Coleman Hawkins and this Trane take of Stardust. There are a number of great tenors, but none like Coltrane.

[songstressfloe]

I get the shiver everytime I hear this.. It's so warm.. I could sit and do nothing and just listen to this all day

[persevere4]

thank you for the upload

[dundalkmd]

@lancasterII. SIngle malt Glenmorangie!10 years

[andrewfogan]

instead of a coffee, tea, scotch, or chair and what not try this. have a tab of lucy and let time melt away to this...

[kezmo52]

Saint John

[WonderfulWil1]

Well I base this on Coltrane can use 5 to 7 note and use them in a 3 to 5 minute solo (not to say he don't use other notes) tell me who else can do that.