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    The Traneumentary

    Debuted in 2007, the Traneumentary was a pioneering documentary podcast series celebrating the artistry and recordings of John Coltrane. An illustrious collection of guests including Jimmy Cobb, McCoy Tyner, Sonny Rollins and many more share their personal accounts of John Coltrane and his music.

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    Ashley Kahn Mar 10, 2017
    Show notes

    Writer Ashley Kahn is a renowned authority on the artistry of John Coltrane. He has extensively researched the master for his notable books:
    The House That Trane Built: The Story of Impulse! Records
    Kind of Blue-The Making of the Miles Davis Masterpiece
    A Love Supreme-The Story of John Coltrane’s Signature Album
    On this episode, Ashley puts Coltrane’s musical force and legacy into perspective.

    Tracks used in this episode:
    • “Dear Lord”
    • “Wise One”

    Michael Cuscuna Mar 09, 2017
    Show notes

    Producer and jazz authority Michael Cuscuna shares his fond memories of seeing the John Coltrane Quartet perform live. Michael gives his front row account in this must listen episode.

    Tracks used in this episode:
    • “Spiritual”
    • “Alabama”
    • “Ascension”
    • "Transition”

    Michael Cuscuna (commentary) Mar 08, 2017
    Show notes

    Michael Cuscuna takes us inside the famous New York jazz spot Birdland circa 1961 and comments on the quartet's historic recording of Afro Blue.

    Tracks used in this episode:
    • “Afro Blue”

    Dave Liebman Mar 07, 2017
    Show notes

    The great saxophonist Dave Liebman reveals his personal story of witnessing John Coltrane live and how that experience changed his life. He shares his deep and thoughtful perspectives on Coltrane’s artistic place in the world.

    Tracks used in this episode:
    • “My Favorite Things” (Live)
    • “Naima” (Live)

    Anton Fig Mar 06, 2017
    Show notes

    On this episode, drummer Anton Fig describes his introduction into the music of John Coltrane and also discusses the brilliant drumming of the master Elvin Jones.

    Tracks used in this episode:
    • “Kulu Se Mama”
    • “The Drum Thing”
    • “Resolution”

    Joshua Redman Mar 05, 2017
    Show notes

    Critically acclaimed and charismatic saxophonist Joshua Redman shares his story of discovering John Coltrane.

    Tracks used in this episode:
    • “Acknowledgement”
    • “Crescent”
    • “Wise One”

    Sonny Rollins Mar 04, 2017
    Show notes

    Sonny Rollins is a legendary musical force, and like Trane, continues to inspire with his masterful improvisations and amazing wizardry on the saxophone. Sonny is a true legend who had great respect forJohn Coltrane and also shared a beautiful friendship with him. In 1956, Sonny and Trane recorded a track entitled “Tenor Madness” - the only recording featuring the two brilliant saxophonists. On this episode, Sonny reflects on that recording, meeting Trane and their friendship.

    Tracks used in this episode:
    “Tenor Madness”

    Special thanks to Bret Primack for conducting this interview.

    Robert Glasper Mar 03, 2017
    Show notes

    On the episode, Robert Glasper talks about McCoy Tyner’s influence as well as his introduction into John Coltrane’s music.

    Tracks used in this episode:
    • "Welcome"
    • “Love”
    • “Acknowledgement”
    • “Lonnie's Lament”

    Dave Liebman (commentary) Mar 02, 2017
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    Dave Liebman comments on one of his all-time favorite John Coltrane Quartet tracks "Crescent."

    Tracks used in this episode:
    • “Crescent”

    Dr. Billy Taylor Mar 01, 2017
    Show notes

    The honorable Dr. Billy Taylor has done it all in his prolific career. He learned from the master pianist Art Tatum, played with Ben Webster, Ella, Bird, Diz, Duke Ellington, Miles and many others. He is also a gifted composer in his own right as well as one of the premier educators of the music. Billy created the successful Jazz Mobile and the Jazz and July Series @ University of Massachusetts. Dr. Taylor had the opportunity to hang out with John Coltrane at Birdland and discuss music, artistic influences and life. On this special Traneumentary episode, he lets us in on those encounters.

    Tracks used in this episode:
    • "Time After Time"
    • “In A Sentimental Mood”
    • “Something I Dreamed Last Night”
    • “The Inch Worm”

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