John Coltrane Videos

This kaleidoscope movie actually shows tissue and some vapor as my underwear was too close to my table lamp when drying...Sound: parts of the best ever piece of live Jazz:"A Night in Tunesia" 1957 Live at Carnegie Hall, Thelonius Monk quartet with John Coltrane.function f1138789015525 obj {obj.parentNode.innerHTML '';} click the pic to play iPod movie. 2,3MB needs Quicktime7 or VLCfor higher quality movie click: here 5,6MB

Bassist Joseph Patrick Moore & guitarist Dan Baraszu play an arrangement of the John Coltrane classic, "Giant Steps". This was recorded at BassUp2007 at The Atlanta Bass Gallery, in Atlanta, GA USA. This video clip is the "head/melody out". visit:

Miles Davis and John Coltrane play one of the best renditions of SO WHAT ever captured on film Live

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Miles Davis & John Coltrane, Gil Evans Orchestra 1960 1961 24 minutes

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Miles Davis & John Coltrane, in "So what", live, 1958.video.google.com

John Coltrane Interview 1960 please visit the new and better quality version:

John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman 1963 Track No. 3, "My one and only love"

1962 in Stockholm, filmed by an audience member. John Coltrane Tenor SaxMcCoy Tyner PianoJimmy Garrison BassElvin Jones Drums

John Coltrane's quintessential four movement work performed by his Classic Quartet. This is Movement I Acknowledgement, recorded live in 1965.

DARYLL DOBSON performs the JOHN COLTRANE COMPOSITION "EQUINOX" live with GERRY BROWN on Drums and GABRIEL VIVAS on Bass at the Riverwalk Jazz Fusion Festival in Fort Lauderdale Florida.

man, I haven't seen the original Giant Steps on youtube. so i decided to post it. Here it is, the jazz standard Giant Steps done by John Coltrane.

So What Davis Miles John Coltrane 1959 This clip by trumpet player Miles Davis was recorded in New York in April 1959. With Miles is saxophonist John Coltrane. In the rhythm group are Wynton Kelly on piano, Paul Chambers on bass and Jimmy Cobb on drums. At the end there is some back up from the trombone section of the Gil Evans Orchestra. From Wikipedia: Miles Dewey Davis III May 26, 1926 September 28, 1991 was one of the most influential and innovative musicians of the 20th century.

Jazz Icons 2: John Coltrane starring John Coltrane

the first original poem I've uploaded Free Food at the Church of John Coltrane Hungry on Haight, and filled with fear. Second Saturday at the free church. Food, was a cloudy presence in all of my thoughts. As Saint John played and I bowed my head, counting seconds, looking at sectioned hospital plates holding curries, rice and sweet breads. Food that held hands with loneliness, not unlike being alone. Under the ice branch branches of the conifer. The drip line at the edge is a lie hatefu...

Outstanding performance of these great jazz musicians:John Coltrane, Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb.

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July 26, 1965 in Antibes, sadly, not a lot survived.John Coltrane Tenor SaxMcCoy Tyner PianoJimmy Garrison BassElvin Jones Drums

John Coltrane Cousin MaryAlbum: Giant Steps

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