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Joined: January 16 2008
Location: Argentina
Status: Offline
Points: 15745
Posted: August 29 2010 at 13:44
J-Man wrote:
The Quiet One wrote:
J-Man wrote:
The Quiet One wrote:
Hey Pablo, I have a quick question for you...
I have Blue Train (and love it). I'm interested in getting more Coltrane stuff, but I don't have a clue what to get next. Any suggestions?
Blue Train is hard-bop, a more "moving" jazz style, it's not very gentle to say it somehow.
Check these and tell me which you liked more, if you don't mind:
I liked all of them! The song was my favorite (not by much), but I enjoyed all of them.
The second video didn't work for me, but I found another version of the song on YouTube, and I liked that as well.
Okay then, if I were you I would purchase 'A Love Supreme' (one of his undisputable masterpieces) and 'Giant Steps' (a classic I love). Once you get those and enjoyed them, you can check the rest of his classics and explore most of his discography.
Joined: August 07 2008
Location: Philadelphia,PA
Status: Offline
Points: 7826
Posted: August 29 2010 at 13:54
The Quiet One wrote:
J-Man wrote:
The Quiet One wrote:
J-Man wrote:
The Quiet One wrote:
Hey Pablo, I have a quick question for you...
I have Blue Train (and love it). I'm interested in getting more Coltrane stuff, but I don't have a clue what to get next. Any suggestions?
Blue Train is hard-bop, a more "moving" jazz style, it's not very gentle to say it somehow.
Check these and tell me which you liked more, if you don't mind:
I liked all of them! The song was my favorite (not by much), but I enjoyed all of them.
The second video didn't work for me, but I found another version of the song on YouTube, and I liked that as well.
Okay then, if I were you I would purchase 'A Love Supreme' (one of his undisputable masterpieces) and 'Giant Steps' (a classic I love). Once you get those and enjoyed them, you can check the rest of his classics and explore most of his discography.
Joined: February 08 2008
Location: Location
Status: Offline
Points: 28772
Posted: August 29 2010 at 14:18
The Quiet One wrote:
SaltyJon wrote:
Pablo, have you checked out the album I'm listening to, by chance?
No, I know it's Jean Louis and listened to some samples that were posted in the SR I think, but haven't had the chance to listen to the whole album.
Ah, OK. I think you'd maybe enjoy it. After all, it's a nice conventional trio (drums/trumpet/upright bass) playing some nice unconventional sounding stuff.
Joined: January 16 2008
Location: Argentina
Status: Offline
Points: 15745
Posted: August 29 2010 at 14:20
SaltyJon wrote:
The Quiet One wrote:
SaltyJon wrote:
Pablo, have you checked out the album I'm listening to, by chance?
No, I know it's Jean Louis and listened to some samples that were posted in the SR I think, but haven't had the chance to listen to the whole album.
Ah, OK. I think you'd maybe enjoy it. After all, it's a nice conventional trio (drums/trumpet/upright bass) playing some nice unconventional sounding stuff.
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