
The Coltrane Code is a space where jazz, spirituality, and personal storytelling intersect to explore how John Coltrane’s music offers lessons for living with depth, clarity, and purpose.
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John Coltrane Quartet -- Live at the Jazz Gallery, New York City, July,1960
Personnel:
John Coltrane – tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone
McCoy Tyner – piano
Steve Davis – bass
Pete La Roca – drums
Tracklist:
1. Libe...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Journalist, filmmaker, and self-appointed major factotum, Bret plays a dangerous kazoo, writes sharper sentences, and believes art saves lives, aliens are real, and swing is not music but a moral position. Proceed accordingly.
Bret Primack has a Samurai’s Spirit and a bold, courageous heart — signs of his fearlessly creative life. An expat south of the border and a practicing Zen Buddhist, he believes the best is yet to come.
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