JOHN COLTRANE , STAN GETZ Autumn in New York

Besides Coltrane and Getz on tenors, Wynton Kelly is at the piano, Paul Chambers is on bass and Jimmy Cobb plays the drums. Absolutely superb.

Takes me back to my Air Force days of the 1960's. Me and a few of the guys were heavily into modern jazz and so missed the Beatles, Stones and those other guys. Sixty something years later nothing has changed - this is still the coolest vibe on the planet. Enjoy.

listening to Stan Getz is like being a child and giving yourself up to being held by your father's hand.

We need more music like this today. Absolutely beautiful.

It is imperative that we preserve wonderful music like this

Had An opportunity to go UCLA and see Coltrane at 16..now 70th Birthday Jazz is what I was brought up with.. My Dad had great love for JAZZ

Stan Getz, as always, is immense. His sax, has a human sonority. Unique and unrepeatable.

I listen to this at least once a day (no exaggeration) and I must say that this is my favorite piano intro/solo of all time . The first time I heard it it literally brought me to tears .

This is so beautiful I could cry. I love this. Something about this song that merges with me.

Wynton Kelly’s beginning solo always gets me...so heartfelt.

My goodness -- just beautiful!  I never knew Getz and Coltrane even knew each other, I'm a fan of both!  Good pianist and bass also.  "What's New" is a fave of mine.

What a beautiful peace, what a great time for those whom had the chance at that time to see those greats artists live.😁

What a treat! John Coltrane and Stan Getz at the same time.

Except for John Coltrane and Stan Getz, these artists are named: Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb. Wynton Charles Kelly was a Jamaican American jazz pianist and composer. He is known for his lively, blues-based playing and as one of the finest accompanists in jazz. Born: December 2, 1931, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States Died: April 12, 1971, Toronto, Canada. (Wikipedia) Jimmy Cobb: American drummer. Paul Laurence Dunbar Chambers, Jr. was a jazz double bassist. A fixture of rhythm sections during the 1950s and 1960s, his importance in the development of jazz bass can be measured not only by the ... Wikipedia Born: April 22, 1935, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States Died: January 4, 1969, New York City, New York, United States (Wikipedia)

Both remarkable.....they play just a few notes in tbeir solos and you know immediately its them ....the mark of great musicians

Actually,one tune they DON'T play is Autumn in New Tork...... The BALLAD MEDLEY is as follows - Autumn Leaves (Wynton Kelly), What's New (Coltrane) Moonlight in Vermont (Getz) Paul Chambers is playing bass and Jimmy Cobb is on drums. Thanks for sharing!

Two of the most beautiful jazz musians, always original & moving. RIP

'Trane and Getz create an atmosphere of tenderness and warmth filled with spiritual subtlities and haunting nimbleness.

I just love the music. It makes me relax. I am happy that I am able to listen to this just before I go to bed so I can get a good nights sleep. Thank you all for having this available for the all of us. My all of you have a happy life and enjoy yourselves.

最高だね。夢のようだ。魂が震えてしまう。 ファッツニューからバーモントの月へ、 つながる瞬間がたまらない。 こんな味のある、サックスを吹ける人はもう現れない。 まさに、二人の神だ。 チャーリーパーカーは別格だけどネ。 秋葉原の大森栄一より Eiichi Ohmori from Akihabara Tokyo Japan