IT's like god Had send us his best musicians to give us an idea what's going on in the heaven of music...one day we will be there...best regards to all of you

Valuable content. Thank you so much for sharing with us. 🙏

Great job ❤

Where is part 1?

Elvin da Man!😊

Treasure

Perhaps the piano was slightly out of tune. Booker is clear and brilliant as always. Time records was known for early hi-fi stereophonic releases. The reverb is a little jarring. A fantastic record of historical importance. st

Your favorite tenor players (Lester Young, Ben Webster, Dexter Gordon, Stan Getz, Michael Brecker, Kirk Whalum, Sonny Rollins, John Coltrane and Wayne Shorter) would not exist as the great tenor players that they are if it wasn’t for the pioneering genius of Coleman Hawkins.

Newcastle Town Hall,i was there.I was 17 and had driven up from Worcester for the Newcastle Rag.There was s problem with getting admitted so went down the town and saw Lifetime,Greatest Show on Earth and Trapeze.Great gig.Did not appreciate who i was watching.Snowed badly at Scots Corner on the drive back ,wind screen wipers were fuckrd on my old Ford Anglia. 70 now they were great days😊

I noted that Max Roach and Clifford Brown were the Pair Extraordinaire. I loved to listen to them on songs like Joy Spring.

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What a lovely, thoughtful remembrance. I am going to spin their album now.

Clifford and Fats were poets. Like Schubert, both cut short while on the road to immortality. Technique wedded to inspiration. You will not hear their like again.

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Thanks for the inner sanctum!!

One of the greatest post Coltrane bands of jazz innovation.

This is not "Etude Diabolique"! It's the title tune "Reflectory" !!! What's up?

Great interview with Max - loved that he shared a different perspective on Clifford as being “hard” when it came to being paid, other things I’m sure - paints a fuller picture of the wonderful man.

I was looking for this, thanks

What a lovely rave

Does anyone know anything about guitarist Bob Caccicola?

Don Cherry à la veille de sa disparition. Quel talent quelle créativité et quel son pour ce duo unique. Il est impensable que Don Cherry ne soit toujours pas reconnu et même ostracisé. Il était précurseur, mais trop en avance A recommander aux nouvelles générations

Wow!! Hadn’t heard this before, there’s always a new audio of my dad that comes up! 53 years later!😮❤️

Pozdrawiam..jestem amatorem... Z przyjemnoscia slucha sie tego grania. Saxofon ..barwa..tempo. itd..co mam powiedziec...dziekuje mu za to

Happybday trane

Golden..

Beautiful. Thank you.

There’s always something that comes along that makes you realize Coltrane is even better than what you already thought

In Muziekcentrum TILBURG, Netherlands. I was there....never to forget.

Thank you for Sam and Dave's absolutely magnificent music!

Right on musikaudios

Wonderful interview 💯🥂👍🏽

Surprise me because the reed doesn't sound light enough for trane sounds a hardish reed with more sub tone approach throughout the registers. So it sounds like someone else not Trane mainly for that reed set up. it it is Trane this is not the sound he later favoured he's not fully opening up the work to get it's colours on the horn, but relying more on reed. There is the hollowness in tone from horn but more traditional sounding from what he became. Also it's straight ahead over the changes

Pity about the piano . . .

This is absolutely tap dance inspired phrasing of the percussion. Are there notes with this? Is it Papa Jo Jones? Could also be a tap dancer - Baby Laurence?

Great little interview from Max. Clifford was the best to ever do it. 👊🏻

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TOTAL GROOVE.

He’s doing a lot of Charlie Parker licks. Especially at the beginning.

Clifford Brown? No question regarding the genius level of the brother.His spirit remains amongst us and his music runs all through the universal musical realm.His voice is everywhere!

The song is Africa from John Coltrane's Africa Brass Sessions and performances. A live iteration and respectful variation.

Interviewer sounds like the original Big Lebowski. stoned and stupid But Elvin was great. Articulate and relaxed. He used the word genius in talking about Dave Liebman. Quite a compliment.

fascinating to hear Sharrock's aversion to solo guitar albums

Thanks for posting

I was 4 in 1960. If you were able to have ever heard John Coltrane live, you were and are, one very fortunate human being. 🎙Host of Artistry in Jazz on WGMC in Rochester, New York🎷Streaming at Jazz901.org every

Its 1968, isn't it? Not 1986

Han and Misha are the ultimate best players to work with him

Definitely Trane without question, but it sounds more like his 1959-60 playing.

Thanks very much for this, Musikaudios.

And in the authorized biography (by Harry Shapiro) Jack Bruce again singles out Larry Young as "the most musical" person he ever played with.