John Coltrane - Giant Steps (2020 Remaster) [Full Album]

Tracklisting:
1. Giant Steps 00:00
2. Cousin Mary 04:47
3. Countdown 10:37
4. Spiral 13:03
5. Syeeda’s Song Flute 19:02
6. Naima 26:08
7. Mr. P.C. 30:33

[kanomoro]

Shoutout to everyone who actually listened to the whole album. This whole album is a masterpiece!

[astrojazzman]

I still have my original copy on vinyl.

[popal]

My best friend who I knew for 60 years passed on in 8/20. Coltrane was God to him. Bill was a prolific bassist who reached into guitar as well. Miss You Bill Zola~

[Apcmsmith]

Trane is on an entirely other level. He sounds like a man breaking free from creative constraints. Challenging every bit of conventual jazz wisdom.

[drinksnapple]

Fall season. Rainy Saturday morning. Wife & kids out. Hot cup of coffee. Coltrane on the speakers. Nirvana achieved.

[darganx]

You thought I wouldn't notice the swirling Atlantic Records logo!

[DigitalSubset]

RIP Mr. Trane. He lived in my neighborhood in High Point NC. Hope to be as great as him one day with my music. I am 21 so even the younger generation appreciates him!

[lwmson]

Kareem Abdul Jabbar, a jazz aficionado, titled his autobiography "Giant Steps" in tribute to Coltrane, one of his heroes.

[herbiehancock]

Remastered? Now I'll call it 'Huge fucking steps'.

[Gruemoth]

Bassist: What key is the tune in?
John: Yes

[justanotherguy]

Giant Steps... I remember reading about how difficult a song that was to play. I can't pretend to understand all of the musical terms but wow! What an amazing album.

[couchphotography]

Lucky enough to be in a jazz workshop a few years back, with Ravi Coltrane. He brought home movies with him to show us, and there wasn't a dry eye in the house, very touching to see a glimpse of his early family life....

[hosshoss]

really disrespectful when the ads jump in right in the middle of the music.

[reedhadley]

I made my 3rd son to "Naima" " Love Supreme" and met Ravi this year! Sir John and Madame Alice ... the Royal Family of Jazz💪🏾🎼

[SquirrelMonkeyCom]

Some extremely talented musicians are only granted to humanity a few times within a millennium. Like Bach or John Coltrane. Such technical and emotional perfection! I've probably listened to this thousands of times and it never gets boring.

[checkandraise]

Giant Steps is not the only classic on this album. Naima is about as lyrical and beautiful as any jazz piece ever, and seems to have a personal component history from Coltrane.

[titotitoburg]

It sounds like stepping on a complicated snake.

[AlanSenzaki]

Bought this when it came out. I was 14 years old and listening to Stan Getz then. Imagine my surprise….I was hypnotized!!! Never the same after that. Practically wore the album out!!

[zamaurijones]

That bassline and drum rhythm is all I live for😭oh and also the sax player is pretty good

[thomassnider]

This is the greatest jazz album ever. Some times words can't convey how fabulous something is. Mr. P.C. forever!