eat.sleep.jazz - Duke Ellington & John Coltrane (‘62 Impulse! Record!)
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Witness the historic meeting of two jazz titans. Join eat.sleep.jazz for the legendary 1962 Impulse release of the self-titled collaboration between Duke Ellington and John Coltrane, with a high-fidelity, full-album playback. Experience the elegant bridge between the swing era and the avant-garde.
This session remains a masterclass in mutual respect and musical curiosity. Our introduction explores how Ellington, the elder statesman of jazz, seamlessly adapted to Coltrane’s modern energy, while Trane displayed a surprising, lyrical restraint. The result is a recording that feels both timeless and daring, featuring a mix of Ellington standards and original compositions that highlight their shared rhythmic language.
Listening on a high-end system reveals the incredible sonic contrast between Duke’s sophisticated, orchestral piano touch and the raw, spiritual cry of Coltrane’s tenor saxophone. This high-fidelity experience brings out the intimate details of the rhythm section—the crisp snap of the drums and the deep, warm resonance of the bass—creating an immersive soundstage that honors the legacy of these two giants. It is a rare, beautiful glimpse into the heart of jazz history.
Every Wednesday night host Teddy Dibble will present another legendary Jazz album. Grab a drink and settle in for a deep, uninterrupted listen.
Doors open at 6:30 PM | Intro & Listen at 7:00 PM
Your $10 Donation supports Center For Recorded Music 501(c)(3) and includes admission, complimentary snacks and beverages, and 1 complimentary adult beverage from a great selection of beer, wine, mixed drinks, and NA options.
This session remains a masterclass in mutual respect and musical curiosity. Our introduction explores how Ellington, the elder statesman of jazz, seamlessly adapted to Coltrane’s modern energy, while Trane displayed a surprising, lyrical restraint. The result is a recording that feels both timeless and daring, featuring a mix of Ellington standards and original compositions that highlight their shared rhythmic language.
Listening on a high-end system reveals the incredible sonic contrast between Duke’s sophisticated, orchestral piano touch and the raw, spiritual cry of Coltrane’s tenor saxophone. This high-fidelity experience brings out the intimate details of the rhythm section—the crisp snap of the drums and the deep, warm resonance of the bass—creating an immersive soundstage that honors the legacy of these two giants. It is a rare, beautiful glimpse into the heart of jazz history.
Every Wednesday night host Teddy Dibble will present another legendary Jazz album. Grab a drink and settle in for a deep, uninterrupted listen.
Doors open at 6:30 PM | Intro & Listen at 7:00 PM
Your $10 Donation supports Center For Recorded Music 501(c)(3) and includes admission, complimentary snacks and beverages, and 1 complimentary adult beverage from a great selection of beer, wine, mixed drinks, and NA options.
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