Uncovering the Next Generation's Hall of Fame
John ColtraneNot in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame | |||||||||||||||||||||
Eligible since: 1982First Recording: 1956Previously Considered? No what's this? |
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Inducted into Rock Hall Revisited in 2003 (ranked #8 in the Influences - Rock Era category) .
R.S. Top 500 Albums (?) | Rank | Version | |
A Love Supreme | 66 | 2020 | |
Giant Steps | 232 | 2020 | |
A Love Supreme | 47 | 2012 | |
Giant Steps | 103 | 2012 |
R.S. Top 500 Songs (?) | Rank | Version | |
Part 1 (1965) | 315 | 2021 |
Essential Albums (?) | Wikipedia | YouTube | |
Blue Train (1957) | ☆ | ☊ | |
Giant Steps (1960) | ☆ | ☊ | |
My Favorite Things (1961) | ☆ | ☊ | |
Coltrane (1962) | ☆ | ☊ | |
A Love Supreme (1965) | ☆ | ☊ | |
Ascension (1965) | ☆ | ☊ |
Essential Songs (?) | Wikipedia | YouTube | |
Blue Train (1958) | ☆ | ☊ | |
My Favorite Things (1960) | ☆ | ☊ | |
Giant Steps (1960) | ☆ | ☊ | |
A Love Supreme, Part 1: Acknowledgement (1965) | ☆ | ☊ | |
A Love Supreme, Part 2: "Resolution (1965) | ☆ | ☊ |
John Coltrane @ Wikipedia
Will John Coltrane be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame? "Musical excellence is the essential qualification for induction." |
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8 comments so far (post your own)People who set the standards to beat and were true originals like John Coltrane, Tim Buckley, Nick Drake, Kate Bush, Brian Eno ect. Posted by mikhail on Saturday, 02/23/2013 @ 22:53pm |
Boy do I wish I could delete my previous comments on this page. I acquired a copy of the 1963 album John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman back in the spring this year. It goes without saying that that album converted me into a 'Trane fan (as well as my introduction to one of the most underappreciated and emotional singers). His solos are so romantic and complex, and complement Hartman's tender vocals so perfectly. I have yet to really dig deeper into Coltrane's catalogue of music, but I will certainly be keeping tabs on him. Posted by Zach on Tuesday, 09/30/2014 @ 17:11pm |
Good to see you come around on Coltrane. try 'A Love Supreme.' Posted by Dezmond on Tuesday, 09/30/2014 @ 20:37pm |
Thanks, Dez! I've heard a bit of A Love Supreme and it's certainly good, but I must give the full album a listen soon. Posted by Zach on Tuesday, 09/30/2014 @ 21:00pm |
http://www.acclaimedmusic.net/artist/John%20Coltrane.htm Posted by The Dude on Monday, 09/9/2019 @ 14:08pm |
Chick Corea Posted by Rooy on Friday, 02/12/2021 @ 13:29pm |
John Coltrane, a jazz saxophonist and composer, deserves to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for his profound influence on the evolution of music and his groundbreaking contributions to the jazz genre. Coltrane's innovative approach to improvisation and his mastery of the saxophone pushed the boundaries of what was possible in jazz. His exploration of complex harmonies and modal playing expanded the sonic palette of jazz music, influencing countless musicians across genres. Coltrane's album "A Love Supreme" (1965) is a seminal work that demonstrated his spiritual and artistic depth, and it remains one of the most revered and influential jazz albums of all time. Through his technical virtuosity, emotional expressiveness, and relentless pursuit of musical exploration, Coltrane revolutionized the jazz landscape and inspired generations of musicians. By inducting John Coltrane into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, his profound impact on the world of music would be recognized, solidifying his status as a true visionary and one of the greatest musicians of all time. Posted by Dave Trebek on Wednesday, 06/21/2023 @ 19:09pm |
If you induct Miles, why not Coltrane? Herbie Hancock should also have a chance Posted by power on Tuesday, 07/25/2023 @ 12:45pm |
Future Rock Legends is your home for John Coltrane and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, including year of eligibility, number of nominations, induction chances, essential songs and albums, and an open discussion of their career.
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