The John Coltrane Reference by Porter Lewis Wild David DeVito Chris Fujioka Yasuhiro Schmaler Wolf

Author:Porter, Lewis, Wild, David, DeVito, Chris, Fujioka, Yasuhiro, Schmaler, Wolf
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 978-1-135-09794-3
Publisher: Taylor and Francis

Chronology

Note: International Musician (Jan. 1965, p. 44) reports that Elvin Jones was scheduled to tour Japan in January 1965 in a “drum spectacular” with Joe Morello, Louie Bellson, and “Philly” Joe Jones. However, Down Beat (Jan. 14, 1965, p. 41) gives the lineup as Buddy Rich, Louie Bellson, “Philly” Joe Jones, and Charlie Persip. Elvin Jones was busy with the Coltrane Quartet in January 1965.

John Coltrane Quartet

PERSONNEL: John Coltrane, tenor and soprano saxophones; McCoy Tyner, piano; Jimmy Garrison, bass; Elvin Jones, drums

January 4–10, 1965 (Monday through Sunday, one week). Le Jazz Hot (formerly Casa Loma), Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Reviewed by Len Dobbin (Coda, Feb./Mar. 1965, p. 15):

The New Year opened on January 4th with Cisco Normand moving in on drums with Michel Donato, bass to form the best trio Pierre Leduc has had. AND with the John Coltrane Quartet whose performance surpassed anything I've heard from them. Their first set was so emotionally charged that, with no exaggeration, it was some f fteen minutes after it had finished that I was able to talk. As I have said before all four members are exceptional jazz musicians and this is by far the best jazz group I've ever heard.

Cannonball Adderley opened January 11 and it may be a sign of the changing times that, where the club was packed for Coltrane, it was rather sparse for Cannonball. […] I think the days of [Adderley's] “soul recipe” drawing power [have] ended.

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