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John Coltrane
“THE TIBERI TAPES: A PREVIEW OF THE MYTHICAL RECORDINGS” is a special single-LP release, available now exclusively at participating Record Store Day stores and offering an early glimpse ahead of the full release arriving September 2026 as part of Coltrane’s centennial celebration.
For decades, the private recordings of John Coltrane’s group, captured by musician Frank Tiberi in the early 1960s, have lived in legend, surrounded by rumor and deep intrigue. Following Coltrane through clubs in New York and Philadelphia, Tiberi documented the boundary-pushing, otherworldly performances unfolding night after night on his portable tape recorder.
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John Coltrane
Watch the first-ever official music video for John Coltrane’s A Love Supreme, Pt. 1 - “Acknowledgement.”
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For the first time on vinyl, The Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings box set includes 22 landmark performances from John Coltrane’s historic 1961 stand at the Village Vanguard. Releasing October 24th and available for pre-order now! 🎷
https://JohnColtrane.lnk.to/CompleteYK
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In August of 1961, the John Coltrane Quintet played an engagement at the legendary Village Gate in Greenwich Village, New York. Ninety minutes of never-before-heard music from this group were recently discovered at the New York Public Library. In addition to some well-known Coltrane material (“Impressions”), there is a breathtaking feature for Dolphy’s bass clarinet on “When Lights Are Low” and the only known non-studio recording of Coltrane’s composition “Africa”, from the Africa/Brass album.
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kanomoro6433
(5 years ago)
Shoutout to everyone who actually listened to the whole album. This whole album is a masterpiece!
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mariaelaine9538
(5 years ago)
My left ear is so pleased.
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Gruemoth
(4 years ago)
Bassist: What key is the tune in?
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georgemcgeorgester
(1 year ago)
One small step for Coltrane, one giant step for jazzkind.
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drinksnapple8997
(4 years ago)
Fall season. Rainy Saturday morning. Wife & kids out. Hot cup of coffee. Coltrane on the speakers. Nirvana achieved.
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titotitoburg6298
(5 years ago)
It sounds like stepping on a complicated snake.
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fredericktarr8266
(5 years ago)
Giant steps but its remastered
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astrojazzman
(5 years ago)
I still have my original copy on vinyl.
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zamaurijones2725
(5 years ago)
That bassline and drum rhythm is all I live foroh and also the sax player is pretty good
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2starla
(1 year ago)
After my father's funeral, i am listening to this album while thinking about him.
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roberthuismans3533
(4 months ago)
Its 2026 and i dont think people are quite ready for this.
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Kingicetre
(4 days ago)
Io Flemming, was right this is perfect music for stormy weather.
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darganx
(5 years ago)
You thought I wouldn't notice the swirling Atlantic Records logo!
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giorgioalberti9951
(1 year ago)
I have listened to this work of art by Coltrane, truely a genius and I can't believe that long ago, maybe 1959, he played in Milano with Miles. I went to the memorable concert, met him and had a drink with him, Alice and a couple of friends, at the Cafe Mexico.
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lwmson
(4 years ago)
Kareem Abdul Jabbar, a jazz aficionado, titled his autobiography "Giant Steps" in tribute to Coltrane, one of his heroes.
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johnhutchinson7343
(9 months ago)
So glad track 4 was interrupted by a Geico ad. Just as Coltrane would have wanted.
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minggnim
(3 years ago)
“One of my professors taught a chimpanzee to play the saxophone. We all think he’s great. But he only plays jazz, so there’s no way to tell.” –Modern Family
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bobbydigital8111
(1 month ago)
If only I could get the dudes at the restaurant to jam with me like this...
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