John Coltrane, McCoy Tyner, Elvin Jones/IL, USA 1961

Three discs that will be coveted by fans, recorded for the first time in remastered sound source from the broadcast sound source of the live performance performed at the Sutherland Hotel lounge in March 1961 with the twin bass system that welcomed Donald Garrett. A group has appeared. This live performance was released by RLR Records in 2012, but is now out of print and is being traded at a terrifying premium price. Well, considering that the first three songs of the live show at the lounge were performed on twin bass by Rafael Don Garrett from the Chicago hard bop scene, and his long bass solo was played. It turns out that he was a very popular bassist in his hometown. From the first half of the live performance, you won’t want to miss out on performances such as Miles’ “Viered Blues” and “Bye Bye Blackbird,” which was played for over 10 minutes. Their early stages, which later became known as an unwavering quartet, featured very interesting performances, including “Blue Train,” which was over 20 minutes long in the middle, and “Greensleeves,” which was performed before the studio recording. Masu. Also, regarding the sound quality, since it is a broadcast sound source from 59 years ago, there are some parts that are difficult to listen to due to the deterioration of the master itself, but compared to the titles released from RLR Records, you can see that the sound quality has improved dramatically. Please come and enjoy the 180-minute world heritage live performance. Incidentally, I would like to add that in recent years Coltrane researchers have said that the third sound source is a live performance from October of the same year. Disc 1 1.Liberia 2.Vierd Blues 3.Equinox 4.Cousin Mary 5.Greensleeves Disc 2 1.Bye Bye Blackbird 2.Ann / My Favorite Things 3.Mr.P.C.(inc) 4.Blue Trane 5.Impressions Disc 3 1.I Want To Talk About You 2.Grensleeves 3.Summertime 4.Impressions Live at Sutherland Hotel, Chicago 03/01/1961 John Coltrane (ts, ss) McCoy Tyner (p) Reggie Workman (b) ) Rafael Don Garrett (b) Elvin Jones (dr)