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John Coltrane performs a ballad. I can listen endlessli. 1960.
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LL ❤️🔥3 gün önce
Maintaining a technical excellence, while still being one of the most expressive is what makes him special 🖤
Francis García3 gün önce
Gorgeous!
Roberto Gee3 gün önce
The Coltrane statue outside city hall in his home town, High Point.
Rob Watson™3 gün önce
Good post, Oleg 🎶
Daniel Picazo3 gün önce
A masterpiece
NN Williams3 gün önce
Yes really can. ♥️💫
Patricia Wood3 gün önce
Intoxicating
The_Document3 gün önce
Facts! A Jazz Icon.
Luc3 gün önce
❤️❤️❤️
Helen Sung3 gün önce
🙏🏼🙏🏼
ComedyRiff3 gün önce
It´s unfair that Coltrane not only had the greatest mathematical patterns, he perhaps had the greatest lyrical tone as well.
Michael3 gün önce
A great ballad, "What's New?"
ANDRE JACKSON3 gün önce
Smooth sailing
adriana2 gün önce
What year is this?
oleg ignashkin2 gün önce
31 year old. (1931 - 2o19).
Craig Marr 🇺🇸🇮🇱3 gün önce
What’s New. Just beautiful. Happy 100 is coming soon.
Newtonbomb21 saat önce
This is perfect, there must be some bizarre leftist Gene that likes this type of music, I find it physically painful.
![John Coltrane, Central Park West [1960] John Coltrane — soprano sax McCoy Tyner — piano Steve Davis — bass Elvin Jones — drums](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2048199200328822809/ext_tw_video_thumb/1575844312658608128/pu/img/VqGaHGP03wU-MAfJ.jpg)
![John Coltrane, My Favorite Things [1960] Atlantic My Favorite Things John Coltrane – soprano / tenor sax McCoy Tyner – piano Steve Davis – double bass Elvin Jones – drums](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2087327032954761404/amplify_video_thumb/2087326524953292800/img/fYZNVz2mpiP9zikO.jpg)
