The George Coleman Quartet - Linda's Jazz Nights - "Blue Trane"

[@brucenicholls854]

George Coleman is a national treasure!

[@vova47]

Wish I was there, the best group of musicians anywhere....

[@alexcarracini6168]

Sempre grande Eric Alexander! E che bella compagnia di musicisti. Jazz che piace molto anche in Italia. Grazie, Linda!

[@alvinpall5391]

Wow! George, you have not wasted your time. Your playing sounds wonderful and beyond. I enjoyed everybody. Eric sounds very good too. Alvin

[@Ewerb7]

Wow! These guys are wonderful! Powerful solo by Eric!

[@alansenzaki4148]

Linda just found your channel, just subscribed. Love coleman and alexander! Great stuff. Thank you from san francisco!...two old selmer markV1's....

[@1955drv]

Thank you All 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@kooleyesee81]

God is good

[@hshlom]

2:10 Sounds like a riff from A Love Supreme with a few extra notes thrown in :-D

[@zeemann]

Such a simple tune but so soulful=Trane Lives.

[@roadrocket7]

So good...so swinging, so REAL Jazz...to the person complaining about the drums/volume, etc; dude, you're like, on the front ROW. or even closer....c'mon man...this is fantastic...somebody please turn UP Peter.. great band!

[@marianojosecongetbetore9091]

Bernstein induced me to study to Phil Markowitz instead of having private guitar lessons with him. That was from my respect to him, besides I am thirteen older, as then in1994 at Mannes College NYC. We hang out on Jim Hall ensemble classes in New School NYC in late 80s. I know he can play chord chops, with piano too. Peter, he's absorbed the lick of NYC drip off in guitar the jazz village time line. He represents, besides

[@orlandomolinatadich3876]

This is the thing called "swing"!!!

[@stangetz534]

watching this is a reminder that on tenor I am not plugging in to the full set of overtones in sound production.

[@wyndhleodumegwu253]

Adore and admire the structured lyricism of Eric Alexander's improvisation. The fantastic pugnacity of George Coleman's sound-voice and the accuracy with which he hits and navigates the altissimos do belie his "senior youthfulness" - if I may. While the Band kicks splendidly, George seems a little pensive - rather reflective, or somewhat nonchalant; absent-minded, maybe.

[@jazzerrocker]

That guitarists chord solo was sick.

[@digsjazzalot]

Hazeltine. Just sayin.

[@Zzzzurf]

Sounds like Coleman´s sax has a leak problem. Either The high E key or the neck. Had the same problems, the resonans disappear.

[@zippitydoodah8771]

Saxophones sound horrible when recorded with a cell phone.

[@jalebjaba1487]

Not Swinging! Drums are overbearing.

[@reubene7851]

oh its swinging alright....