John coltrane Quartet - 1962 Graz Concert

1.The Inch Worm 0:00
2.Autumn Leaves 11:55
3.Impressions 22:39
4.Mr. P.C. 43:12
5.Every Time We Say Goodbye 1:00:29
6.My Favorite Things 1:06:25

John Coltrane - tenor & soprano saxophone
McCoy Tyner - piano
Jimmy Garrison - double bass
Elvin Jones - drums

Graz, Austria, November 28, 1962

[TheBoffomundoShow]

When the Trane comes in, everybody rides! ❤

[fideliusconcrete]

Gee, that constant firework Elvin is burning there is the essential stuff that made Trane fly.

[martyliggett]

Thank God for John Coltrane. I hope to hear and see him in the Kingdom of God.

[darylnoble]

Every recording of My Favorite Things by my favorite jazzmen is a unique experience. Many thanks for sharing this profound concert

[thierrylaprevote]

Amazing recording, well done to the sound engineers! This quartet came down from Heaven for us to enjoy!!!!

[arthurholloway-bugu]

John Coltrane is one of my heroes. All these cats are playing the greats gig in the sky.

[pukulu]

I never tire of listening to Coltrane's creativity and his unique sound.

[timcharles]

A great find and excellent sound quality. Elvin always provided the fuel for Trane to burn brightly.
I've never heard a recording of this classic quartet in which it was possible to hear Jimmy Garrison; he was an underrated bassist and was also overshadowed by Elvin.

[masa]

i can hear the bass. this is a valuable with few live recordings that clearly capture Jimmy Garrison.

[jasonpfinch]

Superb quality. I'm looking forward to the 17-minute version of Mr P.C.!

[AntonioTony]

1. The Inch Worm 0:00
2. Autumn Leaves 11:55
3. Impressions 22:39
4. Mr P.C. 43:12
5. Every Time We Say Goodbye 1:00:29
6. My Favorite Things 1:06:25

[ndjikebelmond]

Yes indeed, what else to say after !

Just that is more than Marvelous.

Great Musicians, Extraordinary performers.

[jonathanshamam]

we’re here today to celebrate the 3rd anniversary of tyner’s ascension to heaven 🎉

[haledragon]

Great recording, great performance!!!🙏🙏🙏

[MegaCirse]

Like the first light of twilight, this music opens your eyes to old promises and to all the anomalies of nature. Evocative of powers beyond observation, these pieces pull the strings of the heart, attract nostalgia and awaken regrets, flayed lives and the torpor of tormented watchers 🌺

[saltech]

This is the version that was remastered and officially released recently by Hat Records (I think). The version I knew back in university was of an inferior sound quality. Hat Records also rearranged the tracks, unfortunately.
Back when I was listening to this concert, I was under the impression that the first half of the concert was somewhat lacklustre, until Coltrane finds his wind in Autumn Leaves; an amazing performance.
I must say, that listening to the concert in its proper order now I can't see any problems with the first half. However, it is possible that Hat Records had similar issues with the concert in its original order, hence the rearranged tracks.

[MBEABOGADOS]

Coltrane was the Michael Jordan of Jazz.

[neilbeyer]

Thank you for posting this. I used to have the two CD set back in the 1990s but it was stolen. The recording is hard to find, so THANK YOU!!!

[JosephDuvernay]

Metal. When exploring...Set in a garden or a junket.
Forward.

[sefarsogood]

That one's the best I've ever heard.