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    John Coltrane

    The World According To John Coltrane (1993-2002)




    Artist: John Coltrane
    Title: The World According To Coltrane
    Year: 1993/2002
    Co-Production Germany/Japan (Masters Of Jazz Series)
    Genre: Jazz
    Format: Avi
    Bitrate: 192kbps
    Dimensions: 592X432
    Size: 697mb
    Total Time: 59 minutes

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    John Coltrane is easily one of the key innovators, visionaries, and virtuosos of American Jazz. Coltrane's spiritually influenced and challenging music not only turned the jazz world upside down in the 1960s, but directly impacted all modern music for decades to follow. It is this relationship between music and spirituality that is the core of John Coltrane: The World According to John Coltrane. Produced with his wife's cooperation, The World According to John Coltrane is truly a heartfelt documentary on his work and influence on the music community. The bulk of the 60-minute documentary focuses on Coltrane's eastern spirituality/musical direction in the 1960s as told through the voices of friends, fellow musicians, and admirers. Perhaps the most impressive aspects of this documentary are its live footage clips. Listening to Coltrane is extremely powerful, but watching him pour his heart and soul into his sax is absolutely awe-inspiring. These clips will leave you yearning to see the entire performances, unedited. Unfortunately, this is the DVD's one fault; no extras of the performances in their entirety. Oh well. A fan can dream. --Rob Bracco





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    Video: PAL, MPEG-2, 720x576, 4:3, 25.000 fps
    Audio: Dolby Digital 2, 224 Kbps, 48.0 KHz
    Menu: Yes
    Time: 60 min.
    Size: 3,36 Gb
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    Produced with the cooperation of his widow Alice Coltrane, the documentary focuses on the later period of Coltrane's work where he explored themes of Eastern spirituality. This is a retrospective documentary on the life and music of saxophonist John Coltrane, featuring reminiscences and interviews with his contemporaries and fellow musicians.
    The documentary is narrated by Ed Wheeler and directed by Robert Palmer and Toby Byron. Because Coltrane died from liver disease in 1967, there isn't that much footage available and you sense they were struggling to find source material. Hence the reliance on reminiscences and lots of fancy zooms on stills. Of great interest to Coltrane scholars will be the recording of John Coltrane while in the Navy (1947) playing the alto saxophone (on Charlie Parker's "Koko")--by far the earliest recording of the saxophonist that has yet surfaced, and a few excerpts from concert and studio performances. Most of the footage is in black and white, apart from an excerpt of Coltrane's last quartet (featuring wife Alice Coltrane on piano and Rashied Ali on drums) performing in concert in colour.
    The documentary focuses very much on the middle period of Coltrane's career, with only brief references to his rhythm and blue roots, collaborations with Jimmy Heath, and his participation in the Miles Davis Quintet. Much of the documentary focuses on the classic John Coltrane Quartet (with pianist McCoy Tyner, drummer Elvin Jones, and bassist Jimmy Garrison), from about the period of My Favorite Things to A Love Supreme.
    Surprisingly, there is very little focus on John Coltrane's personal life - including his marriage to Alice Coltrane, his son Ravi, and the documentary even avoids talking about his death.

    01. A Love Supreme
    02. Alabama
    03. Blue Monk
    04. Dahomey Dance
    05. Dear Lord
    06. Eight Miles High
    07. Giant Steps
    08. Gospel Song 1
    09. Gospel Song 2
    10. Hot House
    11. Impressions
    12. Impressions 2
    13. India
    14. Koko
    15. Moroccan Folk Song
    16. My Favorite Things
    17. My Favorite Things 2
    18. Naima
    19. Number One
    20. Raga Bhimpalisi
    21. Roscoe In Morocco
    22. Round Midnight
    23. So What
    24. Things To Come


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    Video: PAL, MPEG-2, 720 x 480 (1.778) at 25.000 fps
    Audio: AC-3 at 192 Kbps, 2 channels, 48.0 KHz
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    Time: 60 min.
    Size: 3,20 Gb
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    This is black and white footage of a short set recorded for German TV. The John Coltrane quintet includes Eric Dolphy on flute and alto sax, and there are some moments of fierce, broiling improvisation as you'd expect from the same line up that recorded Live at The Village Vanguard. However, the camerawork is irritating - much play is made of the angular, futurist-styled studio set, the director framing each shot so that the musician is part of an abstract composition. You can see the thought behind this approach, but in practice it just gets in the way of enjoying seeing the musicians play this music. During one McCoy Tyner solo, most of the shot is of a massive girder cutting across the screen, with the top of Tyner's head peeking above, some distance away. Plus there's only three tunes (but that's a lot of music with this group!) The real treat for me was the solo Lenny Tristano concert that's also on this DVD. It's just unadorned (musically and visually) straight genius. He plays like some miraculous hybrid of Thelonious Monk and Keith Jarrett, the piano keyboard is in shot all the time and the audience is transfixed.

    Tracklist:
    01. My Favourite Things
    02. Every Time We say Goodbye
    03. Excerpts
    04. Lullaby Of the Leaves
    05. Expressions
    06. You Don’t Know What Love Is
    07. Tivoli Gardens Swing
    08. Ghost Of A Chance
    09. It’s You Or no One
    10. Imagination
    11. Tangerine










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