{"product_id":"4988031870044","title":"John Coltrane The Tybury Tapes - Introduction (SHM-CD) Japan Music CD","description":"\u003cp\u003eProduct Description\u003cbr\u003e\nContents Introduction [SHM-CD] In 2026, the global project \"COLTRANE 100\" was launched to commemorate the 100th anniversary of John Coltrane's birth. At the core of this project is the long-legendary, previously unreleased live recording, \"The Tyvelly Tapes,\" which will finally be officially released. Recorded in clubs in New York and Philadelphia between 1961 and 1965, these recordings are a valuable record capturing a period when Coltrane's music was constantly evolving. The recordings were made by saxophonist Frank Tyvelly. Deeply impressed by Coltrane's performances in the clubs, he brought his own equipment and continued to record Coltrane's performances. These tapes were long known only to a very limited number of people involved as \"hidden recordings,\" and have attracted great interest as a document that offers a glimpse into Coltrane's performances and way of thinking during his prime. This release, \"The Tiberi Tapes - Introduction,\" is a pre-release featuring two previously unreleased tracks from the recordings, and is a special project released exclusively on CD in Japan. The more free and expanded performances in a club setting, different from studio recordings, delve into the core of Coltrane's improvisational expression. The complete version containing all of the recordings is scheduled for release in September 2026. Within the multifaceted \"COLTRANE 100\" project, encompassing recordings, live performances, videos, and art, this work is positioned as a crucial starting point. About the COLTRANE 100 Project: John Coltrane is one of the most important saxophonists and composers in 20th-century music history, known as an innovator who greatly expanded the expressive range of jazz, from blues and bebop to modal and even avant-garde. His exploratory attitude and spirit continue to influence a wide range of fields, including not only jazz but also rock, hip-hop, and contemporary music, even more than half a century after his death. In 2026, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Coltrane's birth, the global project \"COLTRANE 100\" will be launched. This project aims to re-present Coltrane's musical legacy through multifaceted initiatives, including the release of previously unreleased recordings, reissues of representative works, live performances, video works, art projects, and educational programs. Various labels, centered around Impulse! Records, will collaborate to unearth archives and re-evaluate the catalog, and a commemorative performance is scheduled at the Hollywood Bowl on September 23rd, the 100th anniversary of his birth. In addition, the project will be developed with an awareness of connecting with contemporary listening environments and culture, including listening events and exhibitions. This project will be unfolded on a global scale as an opportunity to reconsider Coltrane not only as a musician but also as a cultural figure. This work, \"The Tiber Tapes - Introduction,\" is positioned as one of the core projects of \"COLTRANE 100\" and marks the beginning of the release of previously unreleased recordings that have long been considered \"legendary.\" As an important release that leads to the complete version whose full scope will be revealed later, it sheds light on a new side of Coltrane. In June and July, the \"Coltrane@100 - 100th Anniversary UHQCD Collection (Impulse Edition) (Prestige Edition)\" series will also be released, adding color to the \"COLTRANE 100 Project\". Media reviews and more In 2026, the global project \"COLTRANE 100\" will be launched to commemorate the 100th anniversary of John Coltrane's birth. At its core is the long-legendary, previously unreleased live recording \"The Tyvelly Tapes,\" which will finally be officially released. Recorded in clubs in New York and Philadelphia between 1961 and 1965, these recordings are a valuable record that captures a period when Coltrane's music was constantly changing. The recordings were made by saxophonist Frank Tyvelly. Deeply impressed by the performances in the clubs, he brought his own equipment and continued to record Coltrane's performances. For many years, the tapes were known only to a select few as \"hidden recordings,\" and have garnered significant attention as a valuable resource offering a glimpse into Coltrane's playing and thought process during his prime. This release, \"The Tybury Tapes ~ Introduction,\" is a pre-release featuring two previously unreleased tracks from those recordings, and is a special project released exclusively on CD in Japan. The more free and expansive performances in the club setting, distinct from studio recordings, offer a glimpse into the core of Coltrane's improvisational expression. 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