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Nov 10, 2014 · Coltrane’s Free Jazz Wasn’t Just “A Lot of Noise”. The discovery and release of a previously unknown recording by the saxophonist John Coltrane, who died at the age of forty in 1967, is...
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- What Is Free Jazz?
- A Strong Foothold
- A Way of Life
In the early 60s, jazz was riven by schisms. As rock’n’roll and pop ate into the music’s popularity, some musicians made jazz more accessible, embracing soul jazz and Brazilian bossa nova. At the other end of the spectrum was free jazz, and its rebellious nature and perceived extremism alienated the populace at large and hastened jazz’s commercial ...
As the 60s became the 70s, jazz-rock and fusion became the dominant forms of jazz. Though free jazz was marginalized, there were still committed practitioners, especially in New York, where a loft jazz scene burgeoned in the latter part of that decade and birthed great musicians such as saxophonists Arthur Blythe and David Murray. In Europe, free j...
Like contemporary and abstract art, free jazz has often been vilified by the mainstream, usually by those that have never deigned to listen to it and who regard it as pretentious at best, or some kind of joke at worst. There are others, less blinkered, who perceive free jazz or avant-garde music as a guilty pleasure, while for the die-hards, it’s a...
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John Coltrane’s ‘Interstellar Space’ at 50: Legacy of a Free-Jazz Masterpiece. Saxophonist's groundbreaking duo LP summed up his cosmic quest, influencing generations of jazz and rock...
John Coltrane: Jazz Classics. Craft Recordings. 55 videos 24,425 views Last updated on Dec 9, 2020. A passionately creative musical innovator and spiritual force, saxophonist John Coltrane (1926 ...
Feb 7, 2024 · In the mid-60s, compelled by his own spirituality, by the outward-bound “free jazz” being made by artists like Sun Ra, Ornette Coleman and Eric Dolphy, and by the music he’d been playing at...
