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A brief video clip of the McCoy Tyner Legacy Band feat. Francisco Mela (drums), Benito Gonzalez (piano), Santi Debriano (bass) & George Garzone (tenor sax) do a McCoy & Coltrane tribute show at the Regattabar. Because of the Coltrane Centennial, they did Acknowledgement and Resolution from A Love Supreme, a bit of which is seen in this video. Here’s a bit of McCoys "Four by Five" #jazzsky #jazz #McCoyTyner #JohnColtrane #Coltrane100
Brief video clip of the McCoy Tyner Legacy Band feat. Francisco Mela (drums), Benito Gonzalez (piano), Santi Debriano (bass) & George Garzone (tenor sax) at the Regattabar in Harvard Square doing a McCoy and Coltrane tribute concert. Here, a bit of McCoy’s composition “Four by Five.”
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Hand drawn infographic titled Blue Train, John Coltrane. Blue Note Records, produced by Alfred Lion, released January 1958, catalog BLP 1577. Left panel shows six grayscale portraits of the personnel: John Coltrane on tenor saxophone, Lee Morgan on trumpet, Curtis Fuller on trombone, Kenny Drew on piano, Paul Chambers on bass, and Philly Joe Jones on drums. Right side shows an illustration of the house in Hackensack, New Jersey where the session was recorded, a bar chart of the five track runtimes, a donut chart showing four Coltrane compositions and one standard, and four record award icons for certifications in the US, UK, Canada, and Italy. A bottom timeline titled Six Months That Changed Coltrane shows four stops: being fired by Miles Davis in April 1957, getting sober in June 1957, joining Monk's quartet at the Five Spot in summer 1957, and recording Blue Train on September 15, 1957.
John Coltrane infographic celebrating 100 year centennial.