You don't get the song "My Favorite Things"?
Help me understand John Coltrane .... seriously.
Hi Everyone,
Listen I have a favor to ask, and those of you better educated in Jazz can help me.
I always have a tough time listening to John Coltrane. It's like he's talking a different language.
Can any of you point me to recordings I should listen to on Tidal or Quboz or whatever that set me up to better appreciate the man?
Thank you for the musical education.
Best,
E
Listen I have a favor to ask, and those of you better educated in Jazz can help me.
I always have a tough time listening to John Coltrane. It's like he's talking a different language.
Can any of you point me to recordings I should listen to on Tidal or Quboz or whatever that set me up to better appreciate the man?
Thank you for the musical education.
Best,
E
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Yes those are more accessible Coltrane albums as is even Giant Steps and Blue Train but these alone are limited as a tool to "get" John Coltrane.Limited yes, but his more accessible albums are a good starting point simply because you begin to understand his talent, his genius. Others albums, as you've mentioned, include "Love Supreme", Blue Train", and "Giant Steps". IMO a lot of folks just getting into Jazz stumble when listening to the more free-form variety. Melody is key for many. |
Erik: When you figure it out please explain it to this guy... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfhYgBwcVVQ DeKay |
Music is a feeling inside the soul. If a tune isn't grabbing your attention emotionally, without questioning "why" you should Ilike it... it isn't for you. Other than maybe reading a bit of history of Classical, Jazz and Blues, it's a matter of something latching on inside. Also, a read on a particular musician especially Classical and Jazz, helps me understand where they may be coming from. No graphs,tweaks,cable,fuses,tubes.... |
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