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Available now: COLTRANE: The Definitive Visual Celebration of the Legend - a definitive photographic celebration of John Coltrane’s life, music, and enduring cultural influence.
Edited by Ravi Coltrane, this hardcover volume brings together rare and expertly curated images of Coltrane, including photographs by Chuck Stewart and Francis Wolff, with personal contributions from artists, musicians, and writers shaped by his work.
The book includes outtakes from the Ascension album cover photoshoot, in-studio candid images from the recording of Blue Train, and a backstage glimpse with Alice Coltrane before their first performance together. Contributions include Ravi Coltrane, Wayne Coyne, Dev Hynes, Phil Lesh, Julie Mehretu, Carlos Santana, and Patti Smith.
Order your copy at the link in bio.
01 Sep 2026
In 2026, the Coltrane Estate marks the 100th anniversary of John Coltrane’s birth with COLTRANE 100, an ambitious, year-long global celebration honoring an artist whose work permanently reshaped the language, ambition, and purpose of music. Explore more at the link in bio, including new merch, recordings, reissues, live performances, experiences, and more.
19 Feb 2026
The Savoy Recordings celebrating #JohnColtrane’s centennial featuring Wilbur Harden are out now!
Originally recorded in 1958, the new 3-LP box set, 3-CD, and digital collection features three albums: Mainstream 1958, Jazz Way Out, and Tanganyika Strut. Led and primarily composed by Harden, the sessions feature Coltrane alongside Tommy Flanagan, Curtis Fuller, Doug Watkins, Louis Hayes, and Art Taylor.
Listeners can hear the ensemble’s sound develop across the recordings, from Mainstream 1958’s “West 42nd Street,” to Tanganyika Strut’s “Anedac,” to Jazz Way Out’s “Oomba,” capturing Coltrane’s evolving vision.
Cut from original tapes by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio, pressed on 180-gram vinyl at RTI, housed in Stoughton tip-on jackets with liner notes from Syd Schwartz. The 3-CD and digital editions were mastered from the original tapes by Joe Tarantino. Digital release marks the debut of these albums in Hi-Res (192/24 resolution). Order now.
13 Nov 2026
The wait is over. The Tiberi Tapes is out now.
A remarkable document of John Coltrane in performance, available to hear in full today for the first time.
Listen now and experience The Tiberi Tapes at the link in bio.
06 Nov 2026
This month in 1961, John Coltrane’s first live album, “Live” at the Village Vanguard was recorded during the final week of a three week residency at the New York City club. Released in 1962, the album was the first to feature Coltrane’s classic quartet, although many performances featured a quintet, and alternate or additional musicians to enhance the sound with instruments such as tampura, contrabassoon, oboe, and a second bass.
These recordings kicked off the close working relationship between John Coltrane and producer Bob Thiele, who met Coltrane for the first time mere hours before the first night of recording at the Vanguard. Engineered by Rudy Van Gelder, who set up his equipment at a table close to the stage, the album features two Coltrane compositions, and one standard, “Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise.”
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John Coltrane, tenor and soprano saxophone
Eric Dolphy, bass clarinet
McCoy Tyner, piano
Reggie Workman, bass
Jimmy Garrison, bass
Elvin Jones, drums
05 Nov 2026
Available now: Chasin’ the Trane: Copenhagen 1962 captures John Coltrane’s Classic Quartet at a defining moment—balancing lyrical beauty with fearless exploration. With McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison and Elvin Jones, Coltrane transforms favorites like “Chasin’ the Trane,” “The Inch Worm,” “I Want to Talk About You” and “Impressions” into urgent vehicles for discovery.
A vivid portrait of Coltrane pursuing beauty, freedom and possibility in real time. This release for the Verve Record Club is available exclusively for subscribers. Sign up on Verve Record Store.
02 Nov 2026
From hip-hop to R&B, John Coltrane’s influence reaches far beyond jazz 🎷
Here are some of the artists who sampled the master…
See the link in the Jazz Dispensary bio to learn more 🔗
28 Oct 2026
These original tape boxes and a small Concertone TR-100 recorder helped preserve a monumental sound.
More than six decades ago, Frank Tiberi used the compact, battery-powered recorder to capture John Coltrane performing in clubs, preserving the music on tiny reels of magnetic tape. Recording from inside the room, Tiberi sometimes flipped reels mid-solo or stopped the tape to save precious recording time for Coltrane.
Today, those original tape boxes remain as physical artifacts of the sessions, while the remarkable recordings they held have been carefully restored for a new generation to hear.
The Tiberi Tapes arrive November 6. Pre-order at the link in bio.
28 Oct 2026
This week in 1960, John Coltrane’s album My Favorite Things was recorded at Atlantic Studios in New York, NY. The first album featuring John Coltrane playing the soprano saxophone, the album was a major commercial success, receiving the Grammy Hall of Fame Award in 1998 and a gold certification.
Throughout his life, Coltrane likely performed the titular Rogers and Hammerstein composition over 1000 times, his rendition equally known for the iconic melody and Coltrane’s extended solos over a vamp between E major and E minor chords (the two tonic chords), in lieu of the traditional jazz solo over chord changes in a progression. Often, performances would stretch to an hour or longer.
The album’s second side includes two Gershwin compositions, and the standard “But Not For Me” showcases the Coltrane changes technique, an advanced harmonic progression where certain chords are substituted over common jazz chord progressions.
Coltrane described My Favorite Things as “my favorite piece of all those I have recorded.”
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The John Coltrane Quartet, first assembled during these October 1960 recording sessions:
John Coltrane, tenor and soprano saxophone
McCoy Tyner, piano
Steve Davis, double bass
Elvin Jones, drums
21 Oct 2026
Join us on October 22nd and 23rd at CANADA an exhibition, benefit auction, and events program to support the restoration of The John and Alice Coltrane Home!
Michelle Coltrane & Olivia Tilley Performance
Thursday, October 22
Doors 7 PM, Performance 7:30 PM
60 Lispenard St, New York, NY
Genral Admission, $25+ suggested donation
Tickets at Eventbrite link in bio
In-person Exhibition of Donated Work
October 22–23
Opening Reception: Thursday, October 22, 7–9 PM
60 Lispenard St, New York, NY
Online Auction
October 16–30
Bid at the Artsy link in bio
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19 Oct 2026
Step inside the world of John Coltrane: The Tiberi Tapes. Over 60 years ago, Frank Tiberi captured John Coltrane performing in clubs from New York City to Philadelphia. Now, discover the stories behind these extraordinary recordings.
Explore the original Tape Box Archive, get a closer look at the TR-100 recorder that captured it all, and dive into liner notes and insights from acclaimed writers, scholars, and engineers. Uncover the story of The Tiberi Tapes at the link in bio.
16 Oct 2026
Lakecia Benjamin performs one of John Coltrane’s signature tunes “My Favorite Things” at the Hollywood Bowl on 9/23/2026, the 100th anniversary of John Coltrane’s birth.
The performance was part of Coltrane: Legacy, a new symphonic reimagining of Coltrane’s compositions that has played in cities worldwide.
#jazz #coltrane #johncoltrane #hollywoodbowl #symphony
01 Oct 2026
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