Naima - John Coltrane Quartet 1965

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John Coltrane: sax
McCoy Tyner: piano
Jimmy Garrison: bass
Elvin Jones: drums

Live In Comblain-La-Tour 1965

Mr. Wolf

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Anyone who says they don’t get jazz should watch this. You can feel their fire and soul from this performance. Incredible.

AW-krfl

Years ago I made a CD of every version of Naima I could find. Played it over and over and over again.

milton

ok but ELVIN is DOMINATING the thing. Unbelivable musician.

TheMonkBeatsOne

What a Beautiful song ! This is the kind of Music God listens to !

scsmith

John Coltrane was, is and will always be a giant

farzaanpavri

Intricately constructed and performed by all. Masters of the musical heavens and Creation.

albertbrown

My heart stopped at 6:18.

A lost love,
Not knowing if she would ever come back,
then at the right moment I looked,
And there she was...

Darrylbpoagent

With one exception (Ralph Gleason's "Jazz Casual" in 1963), ALL the extant TV footage of John Coltrane as a solo artist comes from Europe. The U.S. should be ashamed of itself for not giving one of its great musical geniuses more respect and acknowledgment during his lifetime!

mgconlan

This is the end of the original great quartet and Trane empties the clip on his solo after Tyner's piano solo, great performance.

brotzmannsax

What a beautiful ending…. One of my favorites. Thank you so much for posting this performance. For those new to the song, really focus on the build up from beginning to end. It’s a masterpiece. The climax is when Coltrane does a continuation of his improve while slowly incorporating the melody (at beginning). The ending is the resolution to what seems like chaos. Every single note plays around the melody, even with the modal progression.

Macgnify