JOHN COLTRANE (A giant step for jazz kind) Jazz History #56

[@chasesanborn]

If you like this, make sure to LIKE this and leave a comment so I know you're watching! Lots more jazz history here: kzbin.info/aero/PLdkYbUyqvkhQ8kCsmimuUTjj8VkPyTMHG

[@Dave_Hepler]

The world needs to know about Trane- he did make good to mankind thru devotion, dedication and spreading of joy

[@chasesanborn]

I'm doing my small part.

[@giselagueiros]

❤ these lectures are so good! Thank you

[@chasesanborn]

I'm always happy to know people are watching!

[@AdventureAndySnM]

Your channel is awesome, so glad i found it!

[@chasesanborn]

I'm glad you found it too. Thanks for the vote of confidence!

[@ScottlandShaffner0423]

My God, that Monk-Coltrane live cut... never heard it. And for anyone who ever questioned Monk's personal virtuosity or command over his instrument... ASTOUNDING. Coltrane's presence certainly didn't hurt !!

[@chasesanborn]

That's an understatement!

[@connorzittrauer3306]

Thanks for making this

[@chasesanborn]

You're welcome!

[@myroncohen7619]

Jimmy Heath talks about The Chief and his dedication to the music…His legendary Practices….His devotion and dedication to master his instruments…his not being familiar with the Great Willie Mays as opposed to spending most waking minutes working on his horns….

[@chasesanborn]

That's a wonderful interview. Falling asleep with the horn in his mouth, and his fingers still moving when he's not able to play out loud, LOL.

[@derp8748]

Jazz neophyte here. Enough so, that I KNOW I'll never Hear all the great jazz from that classic era(to me, like 1949-1967, all due respect Louis) anyway, your documentaries are like looking forward to the next Blue Note release from that era. Par excellence. I'm ashamed at my age I don't know how to making a short doc But your mini docs are perfectly chosen elements and stages to these lives. Coupled with the choice graphics, they are a joy to absorb. Thank you.

[@chasesanborn]

I'm glad you are enjoying them. They were done in a hurry when a university class had to go on line during Covid.

[@myroncohen7619]

Chasesanborn for Class President!!!The Monk recording that u posted with Trane playing most certainly has opened my eyes to their great musical relationship..

[@Jaujau933]

The Coltrane hype continues 😱😱😱

[@chasesanborn]

Hype???

[@myroncohen7619]

Hard to understand the negativity that often appears in the comments and reply section of these Posts…Especially when one such as this esteemed documentarian has put together this treasure trove of material that helps create more awareness of the world of John Coltrane…I bow down Sir!!!

[@l.a.covers8400]

Honestly in terms of most studied sax players it's neck and neck either bird or trane for number one. Third would arguably be Wayne shorter. How about it Chase. Do you plan on covering Wayne?

[@chasesanborn]

These videos were originally done for a university course that had to go online during Covid. The course only extended through the end of the 1960s, so Wayne is covered only in the context of Miles' quintet, and a bit in the Art Blakey episode.

[@philipbenner]

Evan Parker is light years ahead of any sax player, Coltrane is the second best= ahead of the rest by a great margin.

[@chasesanborn]

That's a definitive opinion. :)