John Coltrane - A Love Supreme [Full Album] (1965)
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If you like this album, please consider buying it. Enjoy!
Feel free to leave an album request in the comments :-) [Tracklist below]
Part I - Acknowledgement 0:00
Part II - Resolution 7:42
Part III - Pursuance 15:02
Part IV - Psalm 25:44
Line-up:
John Coltrane -- bandleader, liner notes, vocals, soprano and tenor saxophone
Jimmy Garrison -- double bass
Elvin Jones -- drums
McCoy Tyner -- piano
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Listened to this album as a 15 year old, and loved every bit of it. Now, as a 72 year old, it's still as good as it was then. Thanks for sharing!😎
This is my 1st time & I'm 43 smoking a J sitting by the window watching the rain. I listen to Alice Coltrane so I figured why not. I'm not from the Jazz background & my parents were more Anita, Luther, Stylistics type of people.
I lean more towards Wu Tang 🤭
So finding music like this is a gem
Blessings to you & yours 😊✌🏾✊🏾📯🎹🎺🎸🥁🎶🎵🎶🎶
Immortal playing and inspiration
Same here.
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Я, не слушала его 15 летней девочкой..🤣🤣🤣. Просто не знала, что он есть.. Слушаю его впервые-очень понравилось 👏👏👏👍👍
Thank you st.John Coltrane. Listening to this while on chemo really helps me. I hope to one day meet you up there in a jazz club in the sky to thank you for helping me through an enormous hardship. May peace and love follow you and anyone reading this.
I hope your health has improved :)
🙏🏽❣️🙏🏽
Blessings
God bless you.
On chemo? What's chemo?
My grandfather played jazz all day everyday he played nothing else he played the sax so did two of his sons my whole life jazz has been apart of me i remember just sitting listening with him in silence and feeling like we were saying it all i miss you grandpa thank you for giving me jazz ❤
❤❤❤
I watched him perform "A Love Supreme " at The IT Club in Los Angeles, California summer of 1965. It was electrifying to say the least. My late husband was a musician and we hit all the jazz joints on his night off.The IT club was like a "hole in the wall" but the best jazz musicians hang out there .Wonderful memories from a 78 year young 💖🎷🎶
I am a little younger than you, 67. I was too young to have seen JC, but in 71 or 72 I saw Pharoah Sanders in Houston at La Bastille. This energy flowed through and was modified in the most amazing way by him ... it changed the way i experienced everything ...
That is a terrific memory as you and your late husband got to share these American treasures together & be part of musical history, I wish you all the best.
wow the city and people and life in general must have been amazing back then
Listening to good music keeps the mind fit ! Groove on sista
Thanks for this comment! That must have been an absolutely incredible experience. The world was so lucky to have Coltrane, Jones, and Tyner. I almost got to see Tyner before he passed.
rest in peace mccoy
the quartet is rejoined today
Fuck man I only found out about this thanks to your comment. This shit fucking hurts.
@CarcasMoonwipe
I was saddened by his loss. Your comment makes me see it a new light, though.
Everyone's back together.
He was able to live a full and joyful life, make this and other great pieces of music, and lived to be 81. I'm sure he misses this world and this world misses him, but I'm also sure that he's elated where he is and the only thing we can do now is be elated that he was *here* in the first place, as well as all the others who have gone either too soon or gracefully with time.
Rest In Peace wow ✌🏿
McCoy was only my favorite jazz musician, but my favorite musician in any genre of music. This is a huge loss. His genius can't be overstated.
@@edwardbronston1099 state it
I play this album every father's day rest well dad I love and miss you so much p.s. after three tries I finally got that grand son you wanted lol
your father would be proud. all good fortune to you
Thanks my brother much appreciate
Your dad sounds like he was a blessed man. I feel love for you both.
It's a blessing, having parents who teach you good music, ...and a curse not to !
i love this comment. im not religious, but bless you.
Sublime, timeless masterpiece! John Coltrane must be playing it with the angels in Heaven now...I never get tired of listening to this musical letter from God to us. Thank you, Mr. Coltrane!
My Daddy who is a sax guy, used to play this around the house on weekends when he was making big family breakfasts or grilling. This brings back such embodied memories of love and food.
Cool jazz is solid breakfast music. I'd also accept Bossa Nova.
Must have been a black man .
RIP McCoy Tyner.. one of the best pianist all pf time.. So long sir..
He was one of the Top Greats. ❤
real one
RIP McCoy. You never got the credit you deserved for creating the Coltrane sound. It was as much yours as it was his. You were both brilliant.
No doubt!
Elvin Jones was such a beast on the kit holy shit
I am listening to this album for the first time...why can't I stop crying?
Crying for what 🤔
This is grown folks music, the kind of music to makes one reflect on life
listening to this in the middle of a quarantine feels like absolute freedom.
Absolutely :)
Same here. Hi from Morocco
Yes! One day 6 years ago I was listening to it in my little room on the edge of Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan on the Montana border. I decided I would play it for the herd of bison in the park and drove up and started to play it in my car, nice and loud. The whole herd moved toward me, until I got a little spooked and drove away. But I will always treasure that moment of interspecies music appreciation. Peace, and safety to you, to all of you out there, wherever you are, we are all alone in this together!
@@madonnahamel5430 beautiful :)
I hear ya, it's the only thing keeping me grounded esp Trane, Mingus, Hubbard, And I could go on for Miles
One of the most spiritual and deepest jazz masterpieces in human history ❤️☮️💙
Yes, but not just a jazz masterpiece, a highlight of our species.
It's funny to me it's just noise
@@QUINT34577 skill issue
agree
exactly
Today I turn 60 and just discovered this. What a gift!
I saw Coltrane at The Gaumont State Kilburn London in 1961. He just played My favourite things for 30 minutes .It was so intense I’m not sure I understood it. Just sweat pouring off his face. It’s taken a life time to come back to listen to him once again. Very interesting lockdown music. Makes you sit still and listen. A creative soul at work.
U cdnt understand at this time - never, bt u just felt it.... The favorite things
That's right is CREATIVE music👏
I am 40 years old and I just discovered this masterpiece last year. I listen to this every day. This album has changed my life and my outlook on life.
Cosby did that too?
No, I need to changed that damn pic tho. Thanks for the reminder....;-)
Ayahs indeed... great team!
That is great :) Regards from Portugal, my friend. The unifying power of music is great. All the best to you.
Me too
My late husband loved John Coltrane ❤ l listen to this music and l sense my baby heartbeat . A love Supreme...
This is my first time listening to John Coltrane and I'm speechless, pure magic!
I must say that I love reading all these comments about how Coltrane and his music has affected people and their lives in such a positive way.
The internet is full of negativity, this is a nice change…
Elvin Jones is from another planet... doing 2 or 3 drummers jobs at once
New to the Trane really but I have to agree that fella can sling some sticks around.
That is some major polyrhythmic BDE.
Definitely in my top 5
Was lucky enough to see him perform here in Italy in the 80's......
I’m going to have to start writing my drummer up
The last 10 minutes of this album is nothing more than Paradise
Going from Chet Baker to this was a giant step. Indeed.
No one introduced me to jazz, I had to find it by myself. It changed my life.
Now I am studying Saxophone and Piano in university. Coltrane made me want to become a musician.
50数年前新宿のジャズ喫茶で出会って、忘れられない存在になった！！いろいろな思いが甦る。。ジョンコルトレーンが音楽の深みに、わたしを誘ってくれた！
私も16歳で病気で入院した時に知り合った人が札幌のクラブでジャズシンガーだったので、私は初めて彼女にジャズを教えてもらい、とても不思議…初めの感情だったのを覚えています コルトレーンは他の演奏者とは何かが違う感じがしますね😊
👍ありがとうm(_ _)mございます😄
I love so much this album. I'm 19 years old guy peruvian who have a freaking love with jazz music. I love with all my heart this masterpiece
i also love jazz and im only 16 and i also really just love 60s-90s music but 60s-80s my fav but yeah jazz is awesome
@@toxie7580 Two very wise young people. Enjoy all you can. Follow the sidemen everywhere..
👍👍👍👍👍😊
Miles Davis and Marvin Gaye are good
God breathes through us so completely, so gently we hardly feel it, yet, it is our everything. ~ John Coltrane.
Amen 🙏
Amen
🎉
Aho Amen APIDTA Ase'
True!
I'm actually more of a rock music guy, but good Lord this music is unbelievable.
Yes it iz!!
Iz!!!!
More of a rap guy, I guess the 4 gods are just good in a kind of universal way
Simply one of the best albums ever recorded by human beings!
Obviously aliens make better albums 🤣
Indeed
@@okantichrist are you talking with them??? Please ask were we can find supreme alien albums 🤣🤣
when i was a child by the 90s my father used to work by a factory, and everyday after the work he came home and put this album. 20 Years since them. Now i work and im father of a girl. So i came home and put this album...
I'm goin to be a father soon... Thank you
Please teach youth real art.
History repeats itself ...
That's dope
Your Father was insightful to create such a ritual, this music lends itself to that kind of respect, it certainly has ecclesiastical authority.
I grew up with a father who loved jazz, I admired it but couldn't understand it. Fast forward many years and I was working for a photographer who loves jazz, he would play the classic albums over and over as we worked. One day this was playing and it clicked. The intensity of the music was liberating.
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I was 17 when I first heard this album. There was, fortuitously, a Canadian Jazz journalist who lived across the road from me, he was a family friend. One Christmas, in the afternoon, I went around to his house and he played this to me. Wanting to educate me to proper jazz. The next year, I went round to his house on the same day. Anyway, I asked to listen to it again and he said, no, but as a present he said I will give you the album. It was an original copy from 1965, on Impulse records. I still have it but, I has version on CD that I listen to. This music is special. Very special.
Coincidentally, I was introduced to this album during the holiday season as well! Merry Christmas and thank you for sharing your story :)
As a lifelong jazz lover, it's wonderful to find so much of the music I love by musicians I cherish: Miles, Coltrane, Monk etc. available on youtube. Love to write while I listen, love to remember my beloved grandparents and my late daughter.
Next time you’re in London let’s grab a coffee and share some Coltrane music
@@saxassaxas6916 this is a very kind offer. Bless you
I'm playing this for my ESL students while they are doing a writing assignment right now. One of them just said 'Teacher...so cool!'
U. Teacher by heart
You not a teacher. You too cool for school. ;)
Thank ya bruh 😎
Great sharing Woohoo 🙌
Plow twist he just wants a better grade
Im an otr trucker, I've played guitar my whole life. But hearing this for the first time running down the eastern seaboard in the middle of the night, all i can say is I'm shaken to my core, no words for this, no words......just holy shit!
I'm new to this. It feels like the saxophone is saying things, not just playing scales and notes - but like... communicating. It's telling us stories and how it feels. This is otherworldly but also right here.
That’s called phrasing and yes many men forget that you’re supposed to sing with your instrument it’s very much like speaking
on the fourth track, it kind of literally is!! in the liner notes on the album, there is a poem that coltrane wrote and on the fourth track, the saxophone follows the words.
I watched a dvd of Carlos Santana, Carlos is wearing the T-shirt with John Coltrane 'Love Supreme' . This is wonderfull music.🥰
During some of the most stressful times in my life, I would take a bath and play this album. Stress washed away.
When I hear this album, I see the future, a future of peace and acceptance and tolerance and confidence and hope. Thanks John, for giving us calm in the midst of any decade no matter the slings and arrows the world throws at us. Peace.
It is 55 years since this album came into being! I harte to burst your bubble but I haven't seen much peace, acceptance or tolerance in that time, just bombs drones misiles and tax payer paid for death and destruction. Dream on.
@@dennisflanagan8621 I didn't say it is now. Read carefully. I said I see the future. And yes, anyone can dream on about a better future, even you who only sees the glass half empty.
Dreams
Beautiful words. We must belive in a world with love and peace, this music is the way to find it
❤
The 60's and 70's were amazing when it comes to music. There are tons and tons of fantastic stuff in all genres!
Thanks to the internet all of it is just a klick away!
Yep it really is friggin amazing!!
*click
No matter what your facing or what troubles in life your going through “A Love Supreme” will always get you there!!
Thanks, man. I really needed this comment, as I'm facing a lot of changes lately.
Coltrane "talks " life with his instrument. Life, death, love, turmoil, ups, downs, ...etc. He is a Place. He is a Truth. Gifted. Blessed. Honest. Real. It is so much more than a sound or a gathering of musicians. It is all a part of humanity as a whole. And Alice. Dear, mother Alice. ❤ . Down to the core honesty. True America expanded for the WORLD. For every living thing here on earth.
25:47
A Love Supreme
I will do all I can to be worthy of Thee O Lord.
It all has to do with it.
Thank you God.
Peace.
There is none other.
God is. It is so beautiful.
Thank you God. God is all.
Help us to resolve our fears and weaknesses.
Thank you God.
In You all things are possible.
We know. God made us so.
Keep your eye on God.
God is. He always was. He always will be.
No matter what…it is God.
He is gracious and merciful.
It is most important that I know Thee.
Words, sounds, speech, men, memory, thoughts,
fears and emotions - time - all related …
all made from one … all made in one.
Blessed be His name.
Thought waves - heat waves-all vibrations -
all paths lead to God. Thank you God.
His way … it is so lovely … it is gracious.
It is merciful - thank you God.
One thought can produce millions of vibrations
and they all go back to God … everything does.
Thank you God.
Have no fear … believe … thank you God.
The universe has many wonders. God is all. His way … it is so wonderful.
Thoughts - deeds - vibrations, etc.
They all go back to God and He cleanses all.
He is gracious and merciful…thank you God.
Glory to God … God is so alive.
God is.
God loves.
May I be acceptable in Thy sight.
We are all one in His grace.
The fact that we do exist is acknowledgement of Thee O Lord.
Thank you God.
God will wash away all our tears …
He always has …
He always will.
Seek Him everyday. In all ways seek God everyday.
Let us sing all songs to God
To whom all praise is due … praise God.
No road is an easy one, but they all
go back to God.
With all we share God.
It is all with God.
It is all with Thee.
Obey the Lord.
Blessed is He.
We are from one thing … the will of God … thank you God.
I have seen God - I have seen ungodly -
none can be greater - none can compare to God.
Thank you God.
He will remake us … He always has and He always will.
It is true - blessed be His name - thank you God.
God breathes through us so completely …
so gently we hardly feel it … yet,
it is our everything.
Thank you God.
ELATION-ELEGANCE-EXALTATION
All from God.
Thank you God. Amen.
JOHN COLTRANE - December, 1964
This jazz album is great😊😊😊😊
It’s crazy. Some think the Love Supreme is God. It’s not, it’s just this music. The music is the Love Supreme. Every minute of this is fucking hard work. Can you imagine what it was like to play? There’s not one minute of easy pleasure here, this is what I call bloody hard work. Played, boys.
A Love Supreme is an heroic testament to living. A valentine to the soul you may open up at the darkest moments and receive solace.
Well said. Could not agree more!
Id like to hear a Mozart Coltrane collab when the saints go marching in
@@lukehall8151 maybe someday we will!!♥️
hear hear!
Luke Hall You can't ruin Coltrane with the extreme boredom that is Mozart
This reaches something that is beyond our existence
yes i think you,re coming to the point,the man was a spirit-the love supreme.
Nope. It hits life lived artfully.
I don’t know. I really understand jazz music
Sunday morning at the house I hear the music and my father is painting to Coltrane
ELVIN!!! His thunder rolls at end of Psalms are the power of the mystery of Creation and the Creator.
I especially love to submerge in Part II - Resolution. Spiritual, overwhelming, restless, surreal...dont' know what more, but definitely the only one of its kind. inoubliable
Elvin Jones is sort of nature force behind the whole band, gives them energy, also creative a deep space.
You can say this about every member. Coltrane obviously gets lead billing, but he's just one wind in a perfect storm.
Elvin Jones is simply the GOAT when it comes to jazz drumming. The feel, the time, the phrasing, everything about his playing is just glorious!
When I listen to this album I sometimes find myself paying more attention to Jones than to Coltrane himself.
elvin and tony...different level
I'm not a jazz man in the slightest, however been drumming (as well as guitar and some other stuff) for 15 years and this is my first time hearing him. Just came to Coltrane cause he's THE Jazz name and I wanted to have a look, and holy fuck I can't even pay attention to most of the compositions, he's insane. The fucking polyrhythms my god. I've heard Jazz drummers before but everything he does feels more *right* for lack of a better word
Absolutely on another plane of reality
If Elvin is the GOAT, Jeff "Tain" Watts is his kid*
Thanks for reminding him ..Trane did get off drugs years before his death..he died sober ..for all you critics...he died of liver cancer.0nce an addict always an addict..but we do recover...25yrs for me..
Receiving chills throughout your whole entire body is a normal affect produced by this album.
i was going to say *effect like the cynical bastard i am but fuck it the music is love
The first complete Trane album I ever heard through (I grew up in a small rural town where I did not get much exposure to real jazz). Needless to say, it changed my life. I'm still convinced that Tyner is one of the most overlooked pianists in jazz history and just as innovative as Hancock and Silver. Those opening chords are so transcendent and beautifully moving.
Silver was innovative? Lol
@@milanhouse2240 I thought he was referring to John Hancock and searched Google for Tyner's autograph so I could compare it to the one on the Declaration of Independence. John wins.
@@milanhouse2240 yes, he was. Ask cecil taylor
@@bernabefernandeztouceda7188 When I hear Coltrane I think innovation. When I hear Horace Silver I think meat and potatoes. What am I missing?
@@milanhouse2240 Horace Silver created that percussive piano style so innovative in his early years. Coltrane been on Prez dick during the whole 50's, he wasn't innovator until giant steps.
This is one of the greatest albums in the history of music!!🤎💯🎵🎶The music on this album is transcendent and spiritual. The beauty of each tune is extraordinary and I cry each time I play it for I can feel the reverence that John Coltrane and his band had for life and God. Listening to this album can literally heal one of any malaise they might be experiencing!!! Love you John and the crew🎷🎹🥁🎻
This album love and supreme is a masterpiece 10/10 album
I have this on vinyl, an album my grandfather bought when it was released. I didn’t understand it when I inherited it in high school, but I grow to appreciate it more and more as I get older. A timeless work of art and human achievement.
I have been listening to this since I was 14 years old and I'm an old woman now, 73. It still gives me chills. No second takes - no dubbing. Just a vision well executed. Coltrane gets right into your heart and mind and takes control. When it's over, you feel brand new.
Well put, indeed 👍
Beautifully said…
💖
I'm the same age as you&I feel the same way.This music had an extremely profound effect on me.
Brand new.
This album makes life look more beautiful.
I CAN'T BELIEVE THERE ARE NO MOVIES ABOUT THIS MAN YET!!
There is a doc on this album that is fantastic
Yes! Thank you. I've seen it.
My dad was a fanatic of jazz
I was brought up with this music
He died very young but this beautiful music passed on to my daughter
I'm sitting here crying just so thankful that I found this album. Thank you, John Coltrane.
D'Andrea Johnson i know exactly how you feel. 💘
Fr, this album and My Fav Things Pt 1 + Summertime off that album are like ecstacy to my ears. I love every minute of every shower in the morning now. These days, every time I cook or clean or have to do any task, Coltrane is my new right hand man 😂
Certain Jazz musicians have such a transcendental and natural feel for the notes and the directions to take at any given moment, that even upon first listening, I felt this eerie familiarity as though these were fundamental ideas in music that have existed long before even any human "composed" it; as if to some fundamental part of my soul that might even predate me, it was familiar and only briefly forgotten in this life...
Only other place I get that feeling is when studying maths and discovering a new mathematical fact and integrating that fact into intuition, it suddenly feels as if that idea in that part of my brain has "awakened" and was somehow already there, perhaps the previous soul that occupied my vessel forget it behind...strange and beautiful feeling, really.
me too.
@@0willow0 You are a much deeper human being than me. Thank you for your comment.
have you listened to the new Pharaoh Sanders, Floating Points? It is very soothing, but there is one moment that he revisits A Love Supreme.
Imagine what John Coltrane had in his heart and soul to put out music like this!!!
"You can play a shoestring if you're sincere." j.coltrane
a love… supreme!
He had weed. And that's not a bad thing.
@@alementary4065He did not. He was a christian man, and this is for God.
@@dave3934 don't know a whole lot, do you?
The greatest Jazz improvisation album in the history of jazz
the start of the album always give me chills
It's a call to glory. At least, that's what I feel.
@@jamesbrownjr.5074i always felt that it was a call, glad to see i’m not the only who thinks this!
Dear Listener:
All Praise Be To God To Whom All Praise Is Due.
Let us pursue Him in the righteous path. Yes it is true; “seek and ye shall find.” Only through Him can we know the most wondrous bequeathal.
During the year 1957, I experienced, by the grace of God, a spiritual awakening which was to lead me to a richer, fuller, more productive life. At that time, in gratitude, I humbly asked to be given the means and privilege to make others happy through music. I feel this has been granted through His grace. ALL PRAISE TO GOD.
As time and events moved on, a period of irresolution did prevail. I entered into a phase which was contradictory to the pledge and away from the esteemed path; but thankfully, now and again through the unerring and merciful hand of God, I do perceive and have been duly re-informed of His OMNIPOTENCE, and of our need for, and dependence on Him. At this time I would like to tell you that NO MATTER WHAT…IT IS WITH GOD. HE IS GRACIOUS AND MERCIFUL. HIS WAY IS IN LOVE, THROUGH WHICH WE ALL ARE . IT IS TRULY-A LOVE SUPREME--.
This album is a humble offering to Him. An attempt to say “THANK YOU GOD” through our work, even as we do in our hearts and with our tongues. May He help and strengthen all men in every good endeavor…
May we never forget that in the sunshine of our lives, through the storm and after the rain-it is all with God-in all ways forever.
ALL PRAISE TO GOD.
With love to all, I thank you,
John Coltrane
John coltrane is God lol
Tommy Two-shoes 🙏❤ Thank you dear God for John Coltrane.
Praise God. Thank you for blessing John.
This is not an album, it's an artifact. Coltrane in vein
its notonly artifact -- its religion
The Gospel of John
@@kevinstewart3029 Thaaat!
Another dimension of emotion ?
Always loved Coltrane..
I listened to this album the first time I did 🍄. It was a profoundly spiritual experience that changed me forever.
Paul hardcastle took me on a life changing voyage that I'll never forget. I don't know if I can go back to that place but one day I hope to be able to. I hope the journey was just as wonderful for you 🤙
Brilliant
Not a big jazz head but u can’t beat genius, in whatever form it shows itself
I've always loved this album cover. It's like Coltrane is seeing something beyond.
#FACTS!!! He always looked like he was in deep thought!!
Not only seeing...sensing and hearing too!
Or trying to remember whether or not he's had sex with someone he's just seen
in fact he was
Has anyone ever seen a picture of Trane smiling?
Best album in a musician's life. I was 15 when this one came out. I was deeply touched by this music. And still now at every listening. In 1965, I was listening to Jazz Messengers, Horace Silver, etc...Blue Note albums in fact. When i purchased this LP, I felt that something will be changed in the music world, as in minds and lives of every listener of A Love Supreme.
Your soul is meditating deeply. No matter what you do, you want to listen this recording till the very last chord. Peaceful happiness. Jazz.
Coltrane was careful to say that while he was raised Christian, his searchings had led him to realize that all religions had a piece of the truth. Only once did Coltrane perform the entire "Love Supreme" suite live, and there are no recorded interviews in which he talks about the album's personal significance.
In September 1982, Coltrane was officially canonized as a saint by the AOC. [NPR] 11:44
What is overlooked in this classic is the piano playing of Mccoy Tyner. The most underated jazz pianist of all time.
YES! I listen to this work focused on Tyner, he makes it all make sense. Obviously, he's the one driving the then 'new' harmonic sensibility that Coltrane was riding to the sublime heights he reaches here. Imho, only of course!
This song changed my life when I first heard it. Maybe the greatest jazz composition of all time
People dole out the term masterpiece far too much. But this--this is a masterpiece.
It's been years since I've listened to this album. But on this Sunday let it be the beginning of a new life.
... from the first time I heard it back in the 60s to the present, "A Love Supreme" was, is, and always will be one of the greatest masterpieces of all time ...
absolutely splendid! no question...ONE OF THE GREATEST RECORDINGS OF ALL-TIME. PERIOD.
Almost an outer body experience.........
Supreme music from a supreme musician . Jazz at it,s finest from it's finest saxophonist .This and Mile's "Kind of Blue" are essential albums for any Jazz collection .
Agreed. It did take me awhile to really appreciate A love Supreme. A very spiritual album. The more spiritual one becomes the more you will appreciate this masterpiece.
This recording is jam-packed with emotions AND virtuosity on a supreme (pun?) level. Listening to the piano is like pursuing a runaway train, or a classic steeplechase scene from a dark film noir, the sax is every imaginable shade of human suffering. Brilliant. Capable of causing me to take a seat, to better process the intelligent hurricane of sounds challenging me.
One of the greatest albums in jazz.
Is there any album which is superior to this one?
One of the greatest albums ever
Ramón Rosario Luna kind of blue
*of all time
I think this and kind of blue are the 2 most important jazz albums
I feel alive and connected to my creator whenever I listen to this, from beginning to end.
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Karma of Dove Yes!
@@lindalancaster5037 Especially Part IV - Be safe out there.
I just finished watching Mo Betta Blues in its entirety, when this tune was playing during the wedding scene. I loved the film and I love this tune..
I watched a documentary about John Coltrane a few days ago. Fascinating man! I'm 60 years old and baking and listening to this album. So so great!!!
My God! How was I able to live for so long without hearing this marvelous album? What happened here?
I am distant in time and in space of this time in the USA. I was born after and I live in Brazil.
I would like to go back in time, so I could watch these wonderful musicians live and greet them. But as I can't do it, I leave here my thanks for your work and your lives. Thank you! Without gratitude there is no love. My thanks to you, musicians, and... A Love Supreme, brothers!
Braulio Lourenço Wish I could have gone back in time to hear this, too.
The chords that McCoy Tyner used on Acknowledgement to this day still blow me away. I've learned some of them and that blows me away that I can fake him a little!
yeah it's on such a different level you can actually sound good too just playing quartal voicings and go wild with your right hand
@@lupash yeah I only figured out exactly how to play those quartals back in 2000. I read one of those tutorials that they had in Keyboard magazine for McCoy Tyner after that I learned the fabled 'So What' chord structure ( you know the one that has an M3 as the top interval ) and the rest is history. Practical application has been more the challenge. I can know how something sounds. And yet, I may not always know where it sounds good.
Probably the most important and beautiful piece of music written in the 20th century. A masterpiece from the master of the saxophone and the spiritual jazz. This is food for the mind and for the soul !... I listen to couple of Trane's album when I was 16, and wasn't ready for it. Then at 24, I started to practice my tenor sax playing on "Coltrane's Sound" & "My Favorite Thing" albums ; Coltane's voice has been haunting me since. I am 56 now, and I wish that like Miles Davis, Coltrane could have lived another 25 or 30 years to bring more beautiful music and spirit to the wold.
One of the best albums / works of music of the 20th century....No doubt
rite of spring is the most important piece of 20th century music. Coltrane is great too but stravinsky was on whole new level
AMEN TO THAT ❤❤❤...
"No matter what... it is with God. He is gracious and merciful. His way is through love, in which we all are. It is truly - A Love Supreme -" John Coltrane
"It's baffling how a good musician can also be so retarded. Just play your music John and shut the fuck up" - Me
a love supreme...a love supreme...a lover supreme....
@@hellriser8955 One of you made history. The other one is just a cynical bastard. I wonder who and why.
@@gabrielalfaia8154 Denying of God is the doing of the Ego mind.
I wish God were more merciful and full of love but I look around the world and don't see it No disrespect to Mr Coltrane
One of greatest albums of all time!
listening for the first time and getting chills
Easily one of my absolute favorite records of all time. Every moment is perfect.
As a 19 year old kid in90s England this killed me.. Coming from hip hop... doors open.. ❤
A masterpiece. It makes me cry. I grew up in this momentous music.
Lisa dear, me too ✌🏽🙏🏽💚 Blessings 🙋🏿♀️✊🏾
I am a Buddhist, and I consider John Coltrane to be an enlightened being, as only an enlightened being could write an album like this. This album has been so important to my spiritual growth. Thank you John Coltrane for sharing the truth with all of us, in your own way.
A masterpiece of grand art proportions.
Pastor used John Coltrane in his message today! What a awesome voice for God through a saxophone
one of the best albums of music of all time
I listen to this masterpiece and I think to myself: "Where is John in spirit right now?"
wherever you go... you have to come back to this.
One of the best jazz albums ever 🔥🔥🔥✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🖤🖤🖤