℗ 2016 The Verve Music Group, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
Released April 1, 1964
Duration 39m 07s
Record Label Verve Reissues
Genre Jazz
 

Coltrane Live at Birdland

John Coltrane

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1.1
Afro-Blue (Live At Birdland / 1963)
John Coltrane
10:52
1.2
I Want To Talk About You (Live At Birdland / 1963)
John Coltrane
8:13
1.3
The Promise (Live At Birdland / 1963)
John Coltrane
8:12
1.4
Alabama
John Coltrane
5:11
1.5
Your Lady
John Coltrane
6:39
"... truly essential ... there is an immediacy and power ..." - PopMatters.com "It's the one with Alabama, his famous requiem for four little girls killed in a church bombing that summer ... the concert highlight is I Want To Talk About You, a ballad with an extended cadenza as searing and inventive as any of Coltrane's uptempo adventures." - The Village Voice "Alabama is the single most provocative piece on what is considered one of the most well rounded John Coltrane live recordings ... (we must accept) the release as a complete work of art as we do other incomplete or otherwise imperfect endeavours ... with respect to the saxophonist's constantly evolving style, Coltrane Live at Birdland falls squarely between Ballads and A Love Supreme ..." - All About Jazz Released in 1964, this John Coltrane hybrid mixes three concert tracks with two studio pieces, one of which is the famous tribute Alabama. The live tunes come from an October 1963 show at Birdland in New York City while the two studio songs were recorded the following month. Even though not entirely live, the album was ranked at number seven on the All About Jazz list of the 10 best live jazz recordings.
192 kHz / 24-bit, 96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Verve Reissues Studio Masters

This album is a high-resolution digital transfer of material originating from an analogue recording. It may contain noise, distortion or other artifacts, and may also contain audio which is limited in bandwidth and dynamic range, due to the technology available at the time of its original creation. As such, it is offered as a high-resolution documentation of a historical release.
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Afro-Blue (Live At Birdland / 1963)
0.00-15.47-12.310
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I Want To Talk About You (Live At Birdland / 1963)
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The Promise (Live At Birdland / 1963)
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Alabama
-0.10-20.54-17.612
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Your Lady
0.00-14.15-11.79

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