John Coltrane – The Tiberi Tapes
A Concertone TR-100 in a satchel and a microphone under his coat: that’s how saxophonist Frank Tiberi recorded John Coltrane in clubs. Impulse! now releases eleven tracks.
A Concertone TR-100 in a satchel and a microphone under his coat: that’s how saxophonist Frank Tiberi recorded John Coltrane in clubs. Impulse! now releases eleven tracks.
Impulse! releases eleven live Coltrane recordings that saxophonist Frank Tiberi made with a tape machine hidden in a satchel. He’s now 97.
John Coltrane, the American saxophonist and composer (1926–1967), author of albums such as Giant Steps (1960) and A Love Supreme (1965), a central figure of modal jazz and the avant-garde.
Seven piano trio compositions recorded in Tokyo in 2017 and released nine years later. The pieces save their energy for the descent, not for the summit.
Three improvisations recorded in a single night in Sandstone, Minnesota: a sax-and-drums duo that refuses the combat the format is built on, gaining attention and losing contrast.
Four pieces with Pablo Menares on bass and Kush Abadey on drums, three from “Filin” and one from “Echoes of the Inner Prophet”. The session is part of “El Tiny”.
Savant releases it on 30 October, in Coltrane’s centenary year. The titles name specific corners of the house: the stairs, the basement studio and a stained-glass window.
Eight quartet tracks with a Coltrane “Countdown” taken apart in post-production and covers of Sakamoto and a Dark Souls soundtrack. The saxophonist releases two volumes on the same day.
Columbia reissues ‘The Complete Columbia Recordings 1955-1961’, the Miles Davis/John Coltrane box set, on 6 November, in the centenary year for both musicians.
«Dedicated to You» revisits the 1963 Coltrane/Hartman standards for John Coltrane’s centenary, with a Barcelona date at the Palau de la Música.
Dion Hoorn and Casey-Joan Whyte play the Jamboree on Tuesday 27 October in two sets, at seven and half past eight. General admission is €24 and members pay €21.
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