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One of my favorite tracks from a fantastic band. Beautiful!

raw and emotional, oh god i love jazz live albums, the best genre for live performances

Simply great, a pure pleasure to listen to, even after decades

初めて自由が丘のアルフィーと言うジャズ喫茶で:49年前にこのアトランティスに出会い衝撃を受けました

Coltrane reached down and brought me here. Thank you, JC.

Awesome song with transcendental lyrics and instrumentation.

My favorite musical performance.<period

My all time favorite performance. <period

Magnifico!

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Wake up Black people listen Educate yourselves Stop killing Black people Doing the White Man's job for him Repent your Soul

great!

This was Jimmy Trompeters Freshman year at NIU. What a talented keyboard player. Still one of the best I’ve played with in my 50 year career as a trombonist.

This was recorded in the recording studio at the Playboy club in Lake Geneva, WI.

I am so glad that someone put this on CZcams. What great memories of my sophomore year at NIU!!!

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The intensity at 4:30 ..!

Uplifting every time I here it!

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amazing tune the keys and that drum breakdown towards the end is epic

Eric Dolphy

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In the late 1970s, early 1980s, in Sydney, 2MBS-FM radio as it was known then, had a program every Saturday morning, 11 a.m., 'Bebop and Beyond' hosted by Art Raiche. I recorded a few of those programs, and one program featured a performance of this, I think recorded at The Basement in Sydney. I believe it must have been the Jazz Co/op performing. (The recording I have is on cassette tape, I will get around to uploading it to a PC and create an MP3.) Howie Smith actually set up the jazz school/courses at the Conservatorium of Music. This is a really hauntinly beautiful piece of music.

Rene Arlain also played with the Eastern Sound Space Arkestra in 1974. I have a live recording posted on my channel.

MCCoy Tyner = Powerful force = Orchestra. Nobody makes a piano do all this period.

Having just moved to Philly, I am diving into as much as I can about this great city. Dang, this guy is a treasure, and I am hearing why here. WOW.

this is so goddamn cool! thank you man!!

Definitely influenced by McCoy Tyner!!

Spiritual sounds from the"left" coast.

A superlative musician, enjoyed his music for decades.

killa

divine message

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Quelle merveille !!!

Three or four things: The cover is fascinating. It is the east front of the Greek temple of Poseidon in Paestum (Italy). However, the photo is printed inverted, because the cornice of the broken gable is on the left. The musical style is, after all, the grandiose one of the period of the quartet with Coltrane. The atmospheres are the same. I don't like Whyne Shorter's Atlantis from the 1980s, it's dated, while what Tyner has retained from his creative relationship with Coltrane is timeless and among the best in jazz. Coltrane took the path of free jazz, a pianist in free jazz can only commit suicide. Maybe all free jazz is suicide but certainly Tyner understood that it was a dead end.

Thank you Saud!! See you in the Cosmos in the future. Salaam Sadullah.

R.I.P. Juni Booth: Bass

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Freddie Hubbard said that jazz is American music. There is no Polish jazz.

Hello Please tell me, do you have "lossless" - Flac, ape, WAV : Howard Hanger Trio - Thru a Glass Darkly ?

Pozdro, chce tej muzy

What a tune. That bass line is hypnotic.

Merci

Can you imagine encountering the churning sea of sound in the most famous basement in jazz? I can close my eyes and be 17.... no social media or cell phone sharing, pure wonder.

amazing recording