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Here’s an article from Downbeat in 1962. It concerns the growing perception that Coltrane played for too long.
Ha! Some of you guys can point your ad hominem towards the Downbeat writer now. He might be dead too.
Prestige 65th Anniversary
downbeat.com
Technically that would not be ad hominem.naw. i'm gonna wait until you die and then write about how shrill your posts were. don't worry i'll wait 60 years lol
womp womp
Here’s an article from Downbeat in 1962. It concerns the growing perception that Coltrane played for too long.
Ha! Some of you guys can point your ad hominem towards the Downbeat writer now. He might be dead too.
Prestige 65th Anniversary
downbeat.com
Hey I like it too! First album from Trane that I bought. Actually, reading this thread made me want to listen to it.I love jazz, but don’t play it. So I am not really an aficionado. Without a ton of context, I find the Coltrane album I am most familiar with, Giant Steps, very compelling.
Is it easy listening? No, it is difficult listening. But I just feel Coltrane expressing a raw emotional charge in his playing, an urgency, both searching and preaching. The whole band’s playing is excellent.
I really dig it. My wife sometimes makes me turn it off while we are in the car.