Coltrane never forgot about the blues, when he was playing.
Great stuff from one of the true masters of jazz. Even after fifty six years, jazz is still
chasin' Trane.....

Byron Thomas

3y↑1

Rob Jones so true

Mauro Bertoldi

4y↑26

he was so sharp, this song is sublime...

Oliver Nye

@jjsvideos nice one

jjsvideos

2y↑7

actually he was in tune

RiRi Hope

5y↑24

I was a nurse for his cousin w hen she got old.

Mrbrbusby .busby

And upon this life’s passing, On this Day ye shall meet in Paradise. Thank you for your service Waali. #JOHN

Taylor Brzoski

5y↑3

Any interesting Trane-related stories for us?

Tony Rivera

7y↑20

John Coltrane kicks ass play on brother

GREGORY BEARD

7y↑14

OOOOOH MAN...!!!!!!!!!!!! THE KING IS COMING, WITH THIS SOUND..!

Solarino 3

3y↑4

Originally called Mary's Blues for his favorite cousin, hence the name change. Tommy Flanagan is just stellar.

Armando Pace

7y↑18

I never heard of a swing cooler than this. Although this is the best bluesy feeling solo ever made by Trane... So electrifying

1monilove

8y↑4

Now thats what I Am Talking About! MUSIC to My EARS!!!

SEBASTIÁN ANDRÉS SALAZAR

26w↑1

3:07 LICC

jamaicanska

8y↑3

really loves his cousin mary john coltraaaane john coltraaane

Bass Keytar!

1y↑1

RIP, Cousin Mary 😢

Andrew Sammons

4y↑2

The most beautiful music! Trane that dude was woke way back when phrasing was still just a baby. Now we listen and learn!

Andra Taylor Sr.

7y↑1

The man has arrived! :O

Brenda Harris

1y↑1

R.I.P Mary. Thank you. 🙏🏽

Abraham Palmer

4y↑1

this album is a masterpiece so mellow to listen to.

7 Ascension

50w

love that chorus....

Joe Santa Maria

38w↑1

RIP Cousin Mary

Nellynn Johnson

5y↑1

listed to this sound at 2 boots a restaurant in mt Vernon baltimore it was great!!!

Harry Miller Music

Two Boots Pizza in New York City also plays some interesting tunes

K. R.

Thank you very Much .. Great Changes*

k l y t u s

Great tune for cousin lovers!

flower soul

Ha!

Victoria Fernandez

43w↑1

Enjoy

K. R.

Good Morning Guys.

Pedro Valério

44w

fucking love this song

Mrbrbusby .busby

2y↑4

When the Confederate monuments finally come down throughout Pennsylvania, Her home in N. Phila where Allah descended upon the Greatest Musician of the 20th Century to save Him PBUH, will be given its rightful place as a religious monument.
#JOHN

Victoria Fernandez

38w

Hurry up...#Work

Monica khadijah Davies

2y↑1

I don’t know why but every time I listen to Coltrane I get so sad. I used to listen back in the 80’s. Maybe I’m missing past times and past people.

Robert Hensley

15w

I miss the friends who were with me during wonderful times of listening to live jazz in the past too. Grief is unavoidable, especially with age.
But the most beautiful music almost always has something sad in it, so don't let sad feelings stop you from appreciating the beauty, in music and in life.

clarkewi

Coltrane's tone and attack is unmistakable. God Bless Trane and God Bless America!!!

Abraham Palmer

3y↑4

5:20😉

Charles Duckett Jr.

I have often wondered why Coltrane did not use this super-basic tune in his gig repertoire. I don't think he ever did use the tune other than this record.

Zco4cuerdas

8y↑3

I fucking love this track.. (I'm not gonna say song because nobody sings)

Jimmy page

2y↑1

really? nobody?

joão gabriel

7y↑1

Gênio Jhon coltrane um dos melhores saxofonistas de jazz que já existiu se vocês acham também dá um joinha

Jack Bailey

6y↑20

When Black folk were "Black folk" vs. this thug nonsense. Black folk had a sense of pride.

Laura Kain

1y↑1

@Dingus Collective Those are indeed white equivalents to the point he was making. He could just as easily have said "when white people were white instead of fools eating their own shit on stage" on a Stan Getz song

Dingus Collective

2y↑1

Yeah, they need to be more prideful and dignified like Vargs Vikernes or GG Allin.

Blaise Evora

3y↑1

this comment gave me cancer

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Regarding the original comment made by @Devin Dash: This comment is incredible, and not in the colloquial sense. @Jack Bailey wasn't arguing that this music is superior because it is old. Of the warping, confused black-box by which he is construed to make such an argument, I know not. @Devin Dash attempts to satirize this nonexistent argument with an example of another. Typically, one would satirize a common fallacious argument as a counterexample, but Dash does not do this. Instead, he ridicules an argument unmade, and misses the central point of @Jack Bailey's comment. If anyone needs to get a clue . . . .