John Coltrane - A Love Supreme, Pt. IV - Psalm (Live In Seattle / Visualizer)
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2021
- Listen to John Coltrane’s “A Love Supreme, Pt. IV - Psalm” live from Seattle in 1965.
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Music video by John Coltrane performing A Love Supreme, Pt. IV - Psalm (Live In Seattle / Visualizer). An Impulse! Records / UMe release; © 2021 Verve Label Group, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
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Not sure but i think this is the most beautiful song ever written
Every church service should begin with this song.
Right
I'm honored to say that I'll be working (painting) on his Long Island home later today (or tomorrow).
thanks any ETA yet on the public opening?
The Psalm is my favorite piece of A Love Supreme, and this is my favorite version of it. The first time I heard this, I couldn't even clock that it was the Psalm being played. To me, it is a calming finish to being taken on a journey that shows you supreme love.
This is the best news I've heard this year.
that's the truth
YES!
True!
No words can describe the beauty and power of this piece by Mr. Coltrane. I can only say that it so totally soothes my soul.
The immortal John Coltrane!
This is one of the greatest discoveries of our lifetime. We are truly blessed today.
John Coltrane live with ”A love Supreme” What a gift 🙏✨💙🤍☄️☄️☄️☄️
Church has begun. All are welcome.
Recordings that sit in someone's attic for decades ..... and now bestowed upon the public ..... be still, my heart.
Dont be naive. UMG let John Coltrane's master tapes from one particular album label burn in that fire in Los Angeles years back.
Go look it up.
Too many greedy losers that can only care about future profits.
My soul explodes in that very moment near the beginning of Pt ll Resolution directly after Jimmy Garrison’s gentle bass solo ends as Trane cascades like an eruption from a pressurized volcano over everything that has ever existed anywhere in any space or time! When I first felt that moment as a teenager back in the mid 70s, I would never be the same. Thank you John Coltrane! Thank you.
Spiritualization by jazz, epic and timeless!
The Gospel of John...
That John Coltrane was so prolific that heretofore unreleased material from his recorded legacy continues to surface more than 54 years after his tragic and untimely passing absolutely staggers the imagination. This is nothing short of answered prayer! Magnificent.
you took the words right out of my mouth
This is another effort and commitment of Coltrane in addressing the spiritual element of human existence without employing neither emotion nor words but a different media of notes through a horn.Coltrane has managed to touch the inner most feeling of human kindness with rhyme and rythm also mantainin the gentleness of music. This is another milestone that define and reflect the beauty of CoItrane in his spirutual journey to create a world of peace and love.
Several decades ago, someone wrote into Downbeat Magazine about a newly discovered Coltrane recording and said, "Coltrane was still turning out better music from the grave than many of these guys that are alive today".
I was very excited to hear about this concert being unearthed and seeimg an official release. I just might buy this on vinyl and or cd.
55 years after he left us and the treasures keep on surfacing. Amazing.
The BEST recording of John Coltrane, in my humble opinion. It changed my life completely!
Yup. Me too
You feel you're part of something bigger, listening to this.
Saint John Coltrane ❤️
All I want for the next season is this album in its entirety. God bless John Coltrane (and I'm atheist!)
whatever is "atheist"? :)
@@Shiva108 theist = A person who believes in the existence of god(s)
Atheist = A person who does not believe in the existence of god(s)
Also atheist , and also a lover of the most spiritual man in jazz !!
@@wadsmitter511 yeah, I don't believe atheists.
@@sneakerfacevids441no one is atheist, you just found god took the form of john coltrane ;)
Unlike the alternate studio takes and French live recordings this here track is more magical than the version original studio release, is really touching in fact wow
it gives me goosebumps
@@wigout100 I also got goosebumps hearing it for the 1st time.
I might say that the French live recording touches me in a very more magical and supreme way than this one, but this one is beautiful as well
A soul crying out to God is what I hear in this.Hes worshipping his God
I would like to mention the sound of the DRUMMER!!
For me this is most special about this song😃
(for others it may be the piano....)
Say the drummer’s name: Elvin Jones
Elvin Jones and McCoy Tyner are huge components of the Coltrane sound
Elvin Jones from Pontiac, Michigan.
What more can be said. It All has to do with it. Alabama Spiritual Out of This World Niama. The Masters Peace. Thank You Coltrane!
Saw Elvin in 1974 at the Village Vanguard. He was great.
The timing of this discovery is proof that John Coltrane was a messenger of God.
We Need this now more than ever.
The best prayer so beatifull so intense
Absolutely spectacular 🎷 ❤
This is needed in this day and time
Life changing stuff here.
This is the best sax I've ever heard. Incredible.
with 50 yrs playing, and the 'same rig' - with 'visualizations' ; one can reach that 'sound' .. yes this take is mos precious of all ptIV 's i hear a bell , and the interplay .. exquisite .
@@juicycle Dexter Gordon came close, but John Coltrane remains the master of the tenor saxophone.
@@mjbachman3027 I'd say Sonny Rollins is easily on par with Coltrane--they just have different styles and strengths. Also, Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter, Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins and Stan Getz are all saxophone titans inhabiting the same realm.
Oh, I LOVE Coltrane!!
When I first heard this iteration of the band - I came to hear Trane and stayed for Pharoah.
Wow this is crisp and clear, it's like being in the club in the front row and hearing Trane kick ass
No it's not like being in a club but it's like being in the presence of God
Jesus I love you
he played it live in my home town & there's even a recording? INcredible!!!!
You mean a recording better than this
When the Jazz move the wave's.
Very nice 👌
Is this Trane playing A Love Supreme live (other than the one in France)?!!!!! THIS IS AMAZING!!! I’M SO HAPPY!!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Seattle1965
A recording that remained in someone's attic for decades.
@@edwardtracey6143
Amazing isn’t it? Let’s pray more attics are clutching secrets like this.
WOW!!! 🎷🔥❤️
@@greasedog It comes from Joe Brazil,s estate there could be more in the pipeline according to someone close to the source. But this will do me for quite a while.
This evening i liked this, another time. This masterpiece makes me think of you my supreme L♥️VE
~Goodnight~
✨✨✨✨
Thank you Trane!
❤️ god I love this man.
Thank you. Beyond words.
A little after 2.30 he plays part of his song, Dearly Beloved.
Damn, didn’t notice that!
Both songs resemble each other
Hes reaching out to God
And just like that, I'm in my happy Zone!
Gracias al amor supremo... ST; COLTRANE
My hero, The G.O.A.T.
Incroyable
I really like the visuals. Seems to fit perfectly with such a moody tune.
Amazing. Sounds like it's recorded more from the audience than the Jan Kurtis Skugstad recording which made the Live in Seattle 2 x LP. Jan was a professional engineer with his own studio in WA (he also recorded OM). Joe Brazil, who was a saxophonist, recorded this.
"On Saturday, Oct. 2, Coltrane invited the young alto saxophonist Carlos Ward, who had been part of the local matinee band at the Penthouse, to join his group as a seventh member that evening. The daytime band had been led by Joe Brazil, a saxophonist and prominent bandleader on the Seattle jazz scene, who died in 2008. An inveterate reel-to-reel tape user, Brazil recorded his own performance that day, and Coltrane’s that night, on the club’s house system."
Thank you for sharing this!
Gracias ❤️🙏🏽❤️
Blimey...a few seconds...intense...I'll wait and listen to the whole thing in meditation
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
John Coltrane (t sax), McCoy Tyner (p), Jimmy Garrison (b) and Elvin Jones (d).
Any release of new or reworked recordings by the Master is a blessing. Asante sana for this post!
I wonder who is the idiot that would give a classic like this a thumbs down 👎🏾 🤦🏾♂️
❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏 À Love Suprême À Live Suprême...... ⚡
Grande
yesss
Live in Seattle is my favorite live album after Live in Japan. I wonder, how A Love Supreme will sound like in this time.
🔥🔥🔥
Staggeringly beautiful....
Gracias por tanto Coltrane.
🖤🖤
L❤️VE
FOREVERxx
Queria muito ouvir este show completo!!
The Psalm intro (besides Tyner cascades) reminds more of Spiritual.
Spiritual, can' t love that track enough for where it takes me. Unique, magical, and more feelings words can't quite express
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Uff increible
amo trane querido.
💚🌸🌱😀
Question : is the tingling sound we hear all along the track on left channel part of the original recording or just an artifact ?
I find it.... distracting, to say the least.
Great news to have this recording released soon, by the way !
It’s a bell
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
🥊🥊🥊
I wanted to hear Pharoah Sanders on this, but will have to wait for the official release.
when is that supposed to be
@@bryced.1155 The release date is October 22 I pre-ordered it for $13 can't wait!
I thought he only played A Love Supreme live once in France.
There are three known performances, the performance at Antibes in 1965 was (until now) the only known recorded performance
@@nicklarsenjazz There's also the partial version recorded at Pep's Lounge in fall 1964 (a couple of months before the studio recording).
@@MiqelDotCom yes! However that is just a performance of Resolution and not yet the full suite, though an incredible historical document
@@nicklarsenjazz Yeah, it's really interesting! So help me out, what am I missing? There's Pep's, Antibes, Seattle ... and what other live performances (recorded or not)?
@@MiqelDotCom Trane played a benefit concert at St. Gregory's School and performed Acknowledgment and recited the poem in 1966
I like it. Tried to pre-order the CD and it said it could not ship to my address (in California). What's up with that?
It won't be released until early October.
WHAT?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!
IT ALSO SEEMS THAT EVERYONE LOVE JOHN COLTRANE S MUSIC NOW BUT WHEN HE WAS ALIVE WHITES WERE SAYING HE WAS RECKING JAZZ ,I WAS THERE IN CHICAGO 1966 WHEN COLTRANE AND ARCHIE SHEPP PLAYED FOR 45 MIN. AND MOSTLY ALL THE WHITE PEOPLE BOO BOO BOO. I CHEERED AS LOUD AS I COULD. IT 'S LIKE MARTIN L KING NOW WHITES LOVE HIM , THEY SAY .
not all whites. i was there in 1965 when the brought the meditations band (with rasheid and pharoah)
to the old it club in south central LA. words fail. i left my body.
Has the entire recording been released anywhere or is it going to be released in the future?
22 okt 2021 !!
Just got it this weekend !! ❤️❤️❤️
You have to know Jesus Christ to really appreciate 🙏 and understand this song
Prayer TraneSonic...
Can't figure why someone thought the puerile video effects were needed. They detract from the recording.
just don't look at it man
The added graphics is sooooo annoying! Totally distracting one from listening and obscuring watching this great musician playing. Let's uploading it again with pure Coltrane.
then dont' f in watch it
The “Visualizer” is totally repulsive. I want to see Coltrane, not all that shimmering distraction. Shit, man.
There is no video of this particular Seattle performance, only an audio recording.
@@daviduribe3111 thanks for informing me of this. My apologies for my terse reaction.
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