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product_id: 352625167
title: "A Love Supreme: Live In Seattle"
brand: "john coltrane"
price: "$49"
currency: NZD
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reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.nz/products/352625167-a-love-supreme-live-in-seattle
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# A Love Supreme: Live In Seattle

**Brand:** john coltrane
**Price:** $49
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- **What is this?** A Love Supreme: Live In Seattle by john coltrane
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A Love Supreme: Live In Seattle

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## Customer Reviews

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    Miraculous!
  

*by J***E on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 23 October 2021*

No other word for it! After years of collecting John Coltrane albums, finding a new one is as close to a miracle as makes no difference. And what an album! There are already two sets of recordings from Coltrane's week at The Penthouse in Seattle in 1965: Live in Seattle on Impulse and The Unissued Seattle Broadcast on RLR Records. But this is buried treasure, a recording of the famous A Love Supreme set down on the last night of the gig, 2 October 1965. It amounts to an amateur recording, captured on the club proprietor's Ampex reel-to-reel using 1/4" tape and two mikes suspended above the stage. Astonishingly, the tapes are still in excellent condition, and the re-mastering has come up beautifully. The only break (when tapes had to be switched) is virtually unnoticeable, given the professional editing. It's nice, too, that Japan's (if not the world's) supreme Coltrane fan, Yasuhiro Fujioka from Osaka, has been also been involved in this release. And the music? Wow! At 75 minutes, it's well over twice the length of the original studio recording, and the musicians added to Coltrane's classic quartet, Pharoah Sanders, Carlos Ward and Donald Rafael Garrett, are an integral part of an extraordinary live gig, with brilliant solos from all concerned, not least Jimmy Garrison and Elvin Jones in the extra 'Interludes'. It is a musical and spiritual triumph.

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    You've got to have it - but will you really like it?
  

*by A***G on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 19 November 2021*

Hmmm.  It's difficult to really to rate this one.  I was expecting transcendence, but it's all a bit of a mess.  I've got the original and the Antibes version, plus versions by brothers Branford (check out his studio and live versions) and Wynton.  The first is, obviously, holy writ and the others are all wonderful in their various ways.But this one - the one we all were so excited about when we heard it was coming out - is, for me, a disappointment.  It's a must have, obviously, because it is from The Master, but there's a lot of wandering about without much purpose.  Don't get me wrong, I love late Coltrane.  It's not Pharaoh's screech-fest  that's the problem here; it's more about padding in general.  But then I can't stand Mahler for exactly the same reason.  Less, usually, is more and there just too much 'more' here for this Coltrane disciple.

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    A rare live version of 'A Love Supreme' recorded at The Penthouse, Seattle in 1965.
  

*by J***K on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 October 2021*

As someone who bought John Coltrane's original 'A Love Supreme' studio album when it was issued in 1965, I'm glad to have survived long enough to hear this live club version.It was recorded by Coltrane's friend and saxophonist, Joe Brazil, at The Penthouse, Seattle on October 2, 1965 and the existence of the tapes were known to only a few people.The classic quartet of Coltrane(tenor sax); McCoy Tyner(piano); Jimmy Garrison(bass) & Elvin Jones(drums) was augmented by Pharoah Sanders(tenor sax); Carlos Ward(alto sax) & Donald Garrett(bass) plus various percussion.This performance of ALS is longer(75 minutes), wilder and darker than the 1964 studio version and is gripping from start to finish.The recording quality is far from ideal but this is outweighed by the chance to hear a rare live performance of 'A Love Supreme'.Anyone who loves Coltrane's original spiritual jazz masterpiece should hear this live Seattle version of ALS as well as the better recorded one at Antibes on July 26, 1965 and available on a 2-CD set 'A Love Supreme'(Deluxe Edition) - Impulse! 589 945-2.

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