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When John Coltrane did & didn’t play here
For decades, passing 3rd and Wells has conjured, for me, the sound of the classic Miles Davis Quintet – featuring John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderley, Paul Chambers, Wynton Kelly and Jimmy Cobb.
The Village Voice20d
Sixty Years Ago, John Coltrane Sent ‘A Love Supreme’ Out Into the World – And Beyond
To celebrate a seminal composition and performance — one we might need now more than ever — we ask dozens of sax players what Coltrane’s masterpiece means to them. They say Rome wasn’t ...
Alice Coltrane's ashram — and her 'Black radical imagination' — lives on at the Hammer Museum
Presenting never-before-seen ephemera and the works of 19 contemporary Black artists, the Hammer Museum pays homage to the ...
W magazine11d
In a New Museum Show, Alice Coltrane Steps Into the Light
Monument Eternal’ at UCLA’s Hammer Museum spotlights and contextualizes a woman who melded the melodious and the mystic.
‘The Year Of Alice’ Coltrane Continues At Hammer Museum In Los Angeles
The Hammer Museum at UCLA presents the first museum exhibition inspired by Alice Coltrane’s life and legacy, “Alice Coltrane, ...
Seattle Times21d
What to stream: ‘Kinda Pregnant,’ John Coltrane, ‘Apple Cider Vinegar’
Six decades ago, the singular saxophonist John Coltrane released “A Love Supreme,” a revelatory work of modal and spiritual jazz largely considered to be Coltrane’s greatest collection and ...
The Yard on John Coltrane Street, a new community hub and ‘gateway’ to Strawberry Mansion, will open in October
Construction at the Yard, a vacant lot at 1517 N. 33rd St., not far from the John Coltrane House at 1511 N. 33rd St., has ...
Alice Coltrane tribute tour comes to UC Theatre in Berkeley
The brainchild of noted hip-hop and soul producers Ali Shaheed Muhammad and Adrian Younge, Jazz Is Dead presents a special ...
The New York Times16d
Alice Coltrane: Artist’s Muse and Sonic Healer
Alice Coltrane, circa 1978. She died in 2007 but remains an influential force for many artists.Credit...via The John & Alice Coltrane Home Supported by By Siddhartha Mitter Reporting from Los ...
Los Angeles Times9d
Alice Coltrane’s ashram — and her ‘Black radical imagination’ — lives on at the Hammer Museum
While playing with the Terry Gibbs Quartet in New York, she met famed saxophonist John Coltrane and got married in 1965. Later in life, she became a pioneer of spiritual jazz — where she blended ...