Album

Concert In Japan

John Coltrane

1973 · Jazz

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Concert In Japan by John Coltrane

Concert In Japan is a Jazz album by John Coltrane, originally released in 1973. On Gatefold: 21 pressings tracked, owned by 7 collectors.

About

This concert was originally recorded monaurally for radio broadcast. Recorded in concert at Koseinenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan, July 22, 1966. Originally released as 2-LP set Impulse! AS-9246-2 (1973) "Leo" (three parts) and "Peace on Earth" (two parts) were broken up across LP side. Personnel John Coltrane - soprano, alto and tenor saxophone, percussion Alice Coltrane - piano Pharoah Sanders - alto and tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, percussion Jimmy Garrison - bass Rashied Ali - drums .

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Spoken Introduction (Japanese)1:39
  2. A2Meditations / Leo (Part One)17:25

Side B

  1. BLeo (Part Two)19:40

Side C

  1. CPeace On Earth (Part One)18:06

Side D

  1. D1Peace On Earth (Part Two)7:58
  2. D2Leo (Part Three)8:26

Sound DNA

  • Jazz
  • Avant-Garde & Free Jazz
  • cavernous
  • spiritual
  • spacey

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Alice ColtranePIANO SOLOIST, PIANO
  • Jimmy GarrisonBASS BASS, SOLOIST
  • John ColtraneALTO SAXOPHONE, SOPRANO SAXOPHONE ALTO SAXOPHONE, SOPRANO SAXOPHONE, TENOR SAXOPHONE, BASS CLARINET, PERCUSSION SOPRANO SAXOPHONE, ALTO SAXOPHONE
  • Pharoah SandersALTO SAXOPHONE, TENOR SAXOPHONE, BASS CLARINET, PERCUSSION ALTO SAXOPHONE, TENOR SAXOPHONE, PERCUSSION TENOR SAXOPHONE , BASS CLARINET, PERCUSSION
  • Rashied AliDRUMS

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