Played the shit out of " Africa Brass " as a Senior in High School while the other kids were listening to Travellin' Man / Runaround Sue and Big Bad John .............What a bunch of squares !!
Exactly why the stereotypes of snobbery and elitism exist around jazz. Imagine how foolish you'd think someone who said the inverse. Obviously they get something out of it. Because it's there. And it's not an either/or; there's room for both. Otherwise you're missing out.
This is my favorite version of the track Africa from The Complete Africa/Brass sessions. There are three in total, but this one has Eric Dolphy on flute, bass clarinet and alto sax. Dolphy was involved on the other versions but he didn't play. This version also Booker Little and Art Taylor, replacing Freddie Hubbard and Paul Chambers respectively. Listening to all the versions is a fun exercise, but this one comes out on top. The bass is more pronounced here and I prefer Booker Little's trumpet here, though Hubbard is of course great as well. The orchestration here feels more raw and thicker on this alt version than on the album version.
Check out Billy Harpers version of this song, Africa Revisited from album Blueprints of Jazz Vol 2 includes recital of poems by Amiri Baraka, containing the history of Jazz and Black music in America.
In this piece, McCoy Tyner used a flat 6 in conjunction with a major 3rd, which created a special sound, along with his usual 4ths, 11ths and other favorite chords.
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I falled in love with this great men! His Music is really a medicine for my illness soul...
Coltrane is my favorite musician of all time but listen it McCoy Tyner! By far my favorite pianist.
A masterpiece composition-- one of Coltrane's best in my opinion.
John Coltrane and Elvin Jones together again..What an exellent session!
Another John Coltrane master piece....I love that Deep groove from Elvin Jones.
Amen , so do I--especially the bass intro.
Played the shit out of " Africa Brass " as a Senior in High School while the other kids were listening to Travellin' Man / Runaround Sue and Big Bad John .............What a bunch of squares !!
Exactly why the stereotypes of snobbery and elitism exist around jazz. Imagine how foolish you'd think someone who said the inverse.
Obviously they get something out of it. Because it's there. And it's not an either/or; there's room for both. Otherwise you're missing out.
Those 4 Guys Are Absolutely incredible Jones on the Drums Bad Boy !!
This song is insane. Also nice drum solo
Oh my GOD!! It is Full of...JAZZ!!♪ Real JAZZ! DEEP JAZZ!♪ Jazz as it should be!! Free and Way out there!! ♪ ♥ ♫
music of the spirit
WILD SIDE....LOVE THE MIX.
Trane rules dud
Fantastic arrangement!
Best take of the entire sessions.
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL
elvin's a beast
Fantastic!
10:01
damn that bass
Beautiful...
This is my favorite version of the track Africa from The Complete Africa/Brass sessions. There are three in total, but this one has Eric Dolphy on flute, bass clarinet and alto sax. Dolphy was involved on the other versions but he didn't play. This version also Booker Little and Art Taylor, replacing Freddie Hubbard and Paul Chambers respectively. Listening to all the versions is a fun exercise, but this one comes out on top. The bass is more pronounced here and I prefer Booker Little's trumpet here, though Hubbard is of course great as well. The orchestration here feels more raw and thicker on this alt version than on the album version.
True-- I often played it on the air during my jazz show.
sensacional !!!!!!
amazing!
...el mejor tema de Coltrane...
Check out Billy Harpers version of this song, Africa Revisited from album Blueprints of Jazz Vol 2 includes recital of poems by Amiri Baraka, containing the history of Jazz and Black music in America.
In this piece, McCoy Tyner used a flat 6 in conjunction with a major 3rd, which created a special sound, along with his usual 4ths, 11ths and other favorite chords.
Love ♥
I've been to Africa, and it wasn't anything like this !
bazeye i ve also been to african and it WAS like this.
La claque, quelle maestria.
Coltrane🤘
Me too Roberta. Me, you and and a bunch of people.
the one that make me stay into..
STRAIGHT-AHEAD JAZZ WILL KEEP YOU HERE.
cool
open thy route & trust thy masters.
Wow
The bass root is the 2nd
Not easy to get my ears around
Way Way Out....Yes I
good alternate take.
5:39 Scientifik - Fallen Star
5:52 Wohh
I can see why this was the alternate take. The album cut sounds a lot brighter with a more driving beat than this tune.
I need the melody sheet for this great song ! please heeelp!
Oh god.
I don't like this..... I LOVE this!!!
POWERHOUSE !!!
Debe haber una razón oculta en la maquina del universo que juntó a John Coltrane y a Miles Davis
Anybody know where i can find sheet music for the bass line and melody?
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woah
Hip Hop brought me here
+KritiQue how is that just asking
I knew the existence of some of these jazz greats through Hip Hop producers sampling their music basically
John Coltrane,Fela Kuti etc
Heh now you can forget about all that, no need to go back, welcome to endless realms of jazz
Consiglio allora "Ascension". Quello è ancora più pesante!
Pesante?🤔
coltran is my man
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