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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
erik_squires
erik_squires OP
16,156 posts
 
@glupson

I think you can slide into Sinatra via Mel Torme and Tony Bennet. :)
erik_squires OP
16,156 posts
 
I think you can slide into Sinatra via Mel Torme and Tony Bennet. :)



Also, don't make this weird.
glupson
7,842 posts
 
erik_squires,

"Also, don't make this weird."
No worries, I took your advice literally.
z32kerber
151 posts
 
Another vote for "My Favorite Things" and "Naima". 
emilm
18 posts
 
Hi Eric,
Maybe it’s not about getting Coltrane but you simply don’t like trumpet sound.
This is the case with me. I love piano or acoustic guitar a lot more than trumpet.
I could listen to Bill Evans, Stan Gets or Joao Jilberto all the time but only once in a while listen to Miles or Coltrane.
Emil
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