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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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    Jimmy Cobb (commentary) Feb 18, 2017
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    Legendary drummer Jimmy Cobb takes us back to 1960 and playing behind Miles and Coltrane on the classic track "So What."

    Tracks used in this episode:

    • "So What"

    Geri Allen Feb 17, 2017
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    The pianist Geri Allen profoundly defines John Coltrane and also talks about the great McCoy Tyner.

    Tracks used in this episode:
    "After The Rain"
    "Vilia"
    "Impressions"
    "Resolution"

    Lewis Porter (commentary) Feb 16, 2017
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    Pianist and renowned Coltrane biographer Lewis Porter delivers an intimate and insightful commentary on the selection "Psalm" from A Love Supreme.

    Tracks used in this episode:

    • "Psalm"

    McCoy Tyner Feb 15, 2017
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    The Traneumentary journey began with a visit with McCoy Tyner in the summer of 2006 so it only seems fitting that McCoy closes the series. Here, McCoy talks emotionally about his experiences with his late friend and mentor John Coltrane.

    Tracks used in this episode:

    • "Greensleeves'
    • "It's Easy To Remember"
    • "I Want To Talk About You"
    • "Alabama"
    • "Out of This World"
    • "All or Nothing At All"
    • "Acknowledgement"
    • "My Favorite Things"

    A decade later ... Feb 13, 2017
    Show notes

    Over the past decade since it's launch the Traneumentary's episodes have been listened and downloaded nearly 1 million times (and still counting). The series is used in countless music schools and continues to be a constant source of much inspiration and enjoyment all around the world. Thank you for supporting and continuing to listen to the Traneumentary.

    - Joseph Vella, March 2017

    Many thanks go out to my label friends and colleagues Dave Henson, Lisa Nauful, Jon Vanhala, Matthew Fitz-Henry, Nate Herr, Jeff Zakim, Angelika Beener, Matthew Amoroso, Cem Kurosman, David Sholemson, Randall Kennedy, Jim Beaumont, Adam Hertz and the Apple, Inc. crew Neil Appel, Andy Doe, Scott Simpson, Pete Alcorn, Dustin Driver, Michael Suh and Glenn Bulycz.
    Special thanks to Bret Primack for his insightful feedback and for interviewing Sonny, Dr. Billy Taylor for being our MC, Lewis Porter for providing timely Coltrane technical information, Michael deMartin for pod/blog design, Dave Schroeder at NYU for opening up his little black book and to Jim Best for giving me my first Coltrane album.
    Very special thanks to all of the talented participants for their stories and generous support especially the alumni group: Jimmy Cobb, Steve Kuhn, Sonny Rollins and McCoy Tyner.
    Sadly, we were unable to speak with three individuals who were on our master list - we celebrate their lives, mourn their departures and dedicate this series to them - Ed Bradley, Michael Brecker and Alice Coltrane.

    Tracks used in this episode:

    • "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free"

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