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John Coltrane | Giant Steps (1960 Atlantic)
Tracklist as follows,
Giant Steps, Cousin Mary, Countdown, Spiral,
Syeeda’s Song Flute, Naima, Mr. P.C.
- John Coltrane tenor saxophone
- Tommy Flanagan piano
- Paul Chambers bass
- Art Taylor drums
Lonnie’s Lament | John Coltrane Quartet | Crescent (1964)
- John Coltrane tenor saxophone
- McCoy Tyner piano
- Jimmy Garrison double bass
- Elvin Jones drums
Stonephace Stabbins - Africa
From the new album “Transcendental” out now on Noetic Records this is our version of John Coltrane’s Africa
(via alivesoul)
Afro Blue (Santamaría) | John Coltrane Quartet
Live at Jazz Casual, 1963
- John Coltrane soprano saxophone
- McCoy Tyner piano
- Jimmy Garrison bass
- Elvin Jones drums
Giant Steps (Coltrane) | Harley White Sr.
‘Trane was here, with no fear
Giant Steps (Coltrane) | Michel Camilo
Live in Leverkusen, 2009
Acknowledgement/Resolution | John Coltrane’s Quartet
A Love Supreme (1965)
live in Antibes that year
- John Coltrane saxophone-tenor
- McCoy Tyner piano
- Jimmi Garrison contrebasse
- Elvin Jones batterie
John Coltrane ca. 1945
United States Naval Reserve
John Coltrane Giant Steps
5. Syeeda’s Song Flute 7.00
More Jazz Music : http://www.youtube.com/user/hansgy1?feature=mhee
Olé | John Coltrane | Olé Coltrane (1962)
- John Coltrane soprano sax
- Eric Dolphy flute
- Freddie Hubbard trumpet
- McCoy Tyner piano
- Reggie Workman bass
- Art Davis bass
- Elvin Jones drums
John Coltrane
Milano, 1962
Repost, John Coltrane plays Giant Steps from the album of the same name (1960).
I’ve been obsessing about this tune lately, so I decided I’d check out if there was a good transcription online. And there was a great one! This one, shown below.
So now I’m thinking about learning some parts, so I can work out my technique (this guy scares me), improve my phrasing because it’s still too awkward, and maybe one day start improvising something completely new over it. I’ve found a few good guides explaining different approaches on how to nail this specific chord progression.
- John Coltrane tenor sax featured
- Tommy Flanagan piano featured
- Paul Chambers bass featured
- Art Taylor drums
