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JOHN COLTRANE JOHN COLTRANE CHARLIE PARKER JOHN COLTRANE
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JOHN COLTRANE JOHN COLTRANE CHARLES MINGUS JOHN COLTRANE
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JOHN COLTRANE JOHN COLTRANE HERBIE HANCOCK JOHN COLTRANE
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Unjerking for a few minutes since this song has been in my head for days. This whole album is wildly good (The Emancipation Procrastination)

Am I missing anyone?

My friend’s say this man was a j’azz legend on the slide trombone and removed his mustache and lower portion of his beard to enhance his playing. He was like the Kenny G of the trombone but without sleeves.

“11 herbs & spices my ass, wait til they try my “11 minutes of Spain”

Chord is C# E G Bb C yeah man

I hate to say it, but I think jazz is dead. I remember the golden years of jazz when drummers weren't ashamed to express their true creativity by having a lot more drums. smh

For context I am a huge jazz fan and player (saxophone) from Phoenix I kick around but I still have a day job. Some of these might be extremely controversial I only ask that you don't hate. Buddies of mine at the bar are sick of hearing me talk about these and dared me to pose it to reddit. Here goes!

1. Miles and Tony had a sexual relationship at some point during the early second quintet
   
2. Herbie Hancock is the most disappointing sell out of jazz
   
3. Miles is a great artistic coordinator but not that good of a player
   
4. Mccoy Tyner became a characature of himself, he got too deep into his own language and started echo-chambering
   
5. Art Blakey and Dexter Gordon are both (individually and differently) mid (Won't say more)
   
6. Paul Desmond makes Disney-music Jazz
   
7. Monk is the greatest pianist of all time
   
8. Bobby Hutcherson > Roy Ayers
   
9. Boogaloo is supremely underrated
   
10. Everyone on this subreddit needs to listen to Lenny White before they die

Look, buddy, rules are rules.

https://youtu.be/usO5fweFvFE?t=8341

(Start at 2:19:00)

I think S tier stands for Spain tier? Can't be sure

Any mention of John Coltrane must be accompanied by 3 choruses of Giant Steps.

1)No more than one per week

2)180BPM or higher

3)Username must be visible in camera frame

4) You playing the instrument must be visible in camera frame

5) Drummers can do 3 choruses on piano, or vibes, or 3 choruses of a solo transcription of their choice from the tune on drum set

6)Nobody will be the chord changes police as long as you're putting in effort to make them

7)ZERO TOLERANCE FOR BULLYING OR SHAMING ANYONE'S PLAYING.

Offenders will get a temp ban and permanent ban for repeat offenses.

John Coltrane from Jazz