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His Final Years and the Ultimate Legacy: John Coltrane (1965-1967) (opens the original)
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As we celebrate John Coltrane’s 100th birthday, this is part 4 of my series examining his life, music, and evolution. Parts 1-3 are linked belowPart I covered his formative years in North Carolina, his move to Philadelphia, his time in the Navy, and his early stages as a professional musicianhttps://allthingsjazzoriginal.substack.com/p/before-trane-john-coltranes-formative?r=6uhvrk&utm_medium=iosPart II
Freedom, Form, and A Love Supreme: John Coltrane (1960-1965) (opens the original)
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As we celebrate John Coltrane’s 100th birthday today, I’ll be releasing parts 3 and 4 of my series examining his life, music, and evolution.Part I covered his formative years in North Carolina, his move to Philadelphia, his time in the Navy, and his early stages as a professional musicianhttps://allthingsjazzoriginal.substack.com/p/before-trane-john-coltranes-formative?r=6uhvrk&utm_medium=iosPart II
The Awakening: John Coltrane, 1949–1960 (opens the original)
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As we approach John Coltrane’s 100th birthday, I’ll be releasing a 4 part series examining his life, music, and evolution.Part I covered his formative years in North Carolina, his move to Philadelphia, his time in the Navy, and his early stages as a professional musician. https://allthingsjazzoriginal.substack.com/p/before-trane-john-coltranes-formative?r=6uhvrk&utm_medium=iosNew Playlist Available<p
Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Cannonball Adderley (opens the original)
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A day late, but certainly not any less important. Happy posthumous birthday to the legendary Cannonball Adderley!Before Cannonball Adderley became one of the great alto saxophonists in jazz, his life was shaped by education. That intellectual balance matters because it’s the through line of his career. Adderley possessed formidable technique and could hold his own beside Miles Davis and John Coltrane, but he also understood the human element of the music and how it could be the ultimate connecto
Grant Green: Carryin' On (opens the original)
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Grant GreenCarryin' On (1970)Grant Green - guitarClaude Bartee - tenor saxWillie Bivens - vibesEarl Neal Creque - electric pianoClarence Palmer - electric pianoJimmy Lewis - Fender electric bassIdris Muhammad - drumsMy favorite tracks“Ease Back”https://youtu.be/xEIJ80rNM2s?si=0lYRgMD2FXv58kH-“Upshot”https://youtu.be/J908cC08uFs?si=01IY99N1btagvH5NAfter a few years away, Grant
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