John Coltrane - My Favorite Things (Stockholm, November 23, 1961)

[@kiyo2951]

Hundreds of times I heard this sound, I've never been tired of.

[@darrylmoffitt]

. . . I first started listening to JC in 1984 . . . just wish I heard this the first time I took acid in 67

[@niyiawe3183]

Beautifully sad, thrilling, enthralling, spiritual, iconic....I'm lost for words and adjectives

[@saintepucelle6853]

I feel it spiritual !

[@carmelolennon6259]

I guess I am pretty randomly asking but do anyone know a good place to watch newly released tv shows online ?

[@vereanthony7577]

THE flute is such angelic addition

[@АйжанТурдубекова-к7ч]

Every time I listen to this I just feel like I wanna cry from happiness 😢

[@emylrmm]

the best rendition!

[@davidbraxton1725]

John Coltrane. What can I say. God blessed us with the ultimate in John Coltrane. I listen to him on audio reel-to-reel, lp records at home. So relaxing,spiritual and moving you in right direction. mentally,emotionally and spiritually.

[@intertel_agent]

he was an angel absolutely without question

[@mananaadamia1657]

Yes 😂

[@sidlopez4599]

Yeah😑

[@manicmamc291]

He was one of many. Something he tried to teach was that within all of us is a hidden divinity, he reached his own through music. I feel that there are many ‘Coltranes’ out there who have gone through their own spiritual & musical journey akin to his and have yet to be discovered

[@ShakurForbes]

Never heard this particular version of this song; I’ve heard many versions from Trane but this is beautiful and new

[@renewed_by_lake4974]

What did I just stumble across. This is soooo very pleasing to my soul. Perfect timing. Perfect tunes. My soul is at peace tonight. THANK YOU!

[@valeriobosi9469]

Fantastico per me il più bel brano musicale di sempre!!!! GRAZIE

[@queeniehoward1429]

VERY RELAXING LOVE THIS SONG. RIP

[@jeremystein4534]

That is the most exciting floot playing I have ever heard.

[@gibberconfirm166]

Dolphy used to listen to the birds in the morning to get it right.

[@ShakurForbes]

Eric Dolphy was the man

[@jeremystein4534]

@@bellodpb I just can't stop myself spelling like that.....a floot is played by a flautist.

[@paoladueville3092]

Hearing the live version is to revive the Saint... fantastic, genius, unique...thanks!

[@ccd340rt]

So sweet ...

[@benhardwick2893]

great great greateeeeee

[@josephpoland6869]

Love

[@神宮寺祥]

Eric Dolphy-Beautiful Flute Solo 7:58-14:30

[@coloradobluesky7491]

McCoy Tyner is so overlooked in this brilliant piece! While I love everyone in this ensemble, I feel that Tyner and Elvin are a bit misplaced in the background and perhaps not appreciated. Sure Coltrane and Dolphy are magical but for me the supporting cast is what truly make this cut.

[@brontis23]

I love Tyner's solo here. The whole thing is just so strong.

[@emylrmm]

Agreed!

[@christopherlynch7708]

He was a master.

[@user-rd6vf7xk1x]

Very much agreed, fantastic playing by tyner

[@VEX-ir3vk]

nice cool

[@ObserverGeist]

Nice

[@mananaadamia1657]

I like this music 🎶

[@brontis23]

One of my very favorite sets ever. Nov 23, 61. There's also an Impressions recording from the show--though for some reason the SQ is inferior. Coltrane's solo is incredible. The whole band is incredible. And a word on Dolphie's flute solo. Listen to it; then put on Jimi's If 6 Was 9 and tell me the bird calls at the end don't sound remarkably similar!

[@user-rd6vf7xk1x]

Happy to see someone else have the same Jimi thought 😊

[@Brandonbraun]

elvin going hard at 2:04

[@peterhaslund]

Word

[@jamesbottomley2596]

Superlative

[@angb36th]

something happens at 5:01 that makes me cry

[@saintepucelle6853]

I feel it. It's the hope.

[@l3oeyeof]

This entire piece is very interesting because the band switches all the time from the minor to the major versions of the scale. It's basically a musical way to go from sad to happy, or from tense to a release of tension. Poetic expressions, personal interpretations and artistic embellishments aside, that's how they manage to give such a nice feeling in these passages. Musically they are switching from a slightly melancholic tone to a light and happy one.

[@ShakurForbes]

It’s the sweet spot; full with emotion

[@sandrosilva1798]

Also mine.

[@Skink303]

Damn, that goose sure can carry a tune.

[@jiyujizai]

💙🌸😀🍀

[@ShakurForbes]

16:02 takes me home

[@matthiaslohr9082]

Eric Dolphy on flute

[@CG-or1re]

the apotheosis of jazz

[@user-rd6vf7xk1x]

This is Canon

[@peggycidor3078]

who plays the flute??? its wonderful

[@glennhecker4422]

Eric Dolphy.

[@VEX-ir3vk]

opp

[@martybooker2207]

,

[@spenspen3]

who is on flute?

[@erickadelkarmen]

+Michael Vandigriff I think it's Eric Dolphy!

[@porterhall27]

it is

[@oscarcardoso6135]

sem duvidas eric dolphy, que solo meu Deus!!

[@drharnsaft1005]

Who is at the drumset?

[@bounderby99]

Elvin Jones

[@juancarlossaavedra4505]

This "colored" American artist were more popular in Europe than in the US.

[@saintepucelle6853]

Srsly ? I'm from France and yes indeed Coltrane is very popular.

[@benjaminmarks8765]

Idk Bout that. Trane is loved in all of America

[@ShakurForbes]

Loved now but back then; definitely more popular in Europe sadly enough