Tomorrow we honor the legendary John Coltrane! 🎷 This documentary explores how the genius of the saxophonist shaped the world of jazz during his life and for decades after his untimely passing at 40. Full available tomorrow on Qwest TV More info in the link in bio! | Qwest TV

John Coltrane didn’t just play jazz — he transformed it into a language of pain, healing, and power. His saxophone spoke for generations, even when the world didn’t want to listen. This isn’t just music history — it’s Black excellence, pure and spiritual. Coltrane used sound to push past limits, express the struggle, and remind us what resilience feels like. His legacy is more than albums — it’s a testimony. And yet, he’s one of those Black history facts not taught in school, a giant whose name

[BIRTHDAY] Today we celebrate the late saxophonist John Coltrane, born in 1926. Belgium, 1965 marks the final footage we have of the John Coltrane quartet in this formation featuring McCoy Tyner, Elvin Jones, Jimmy Garrison and John Coltrane. Watch them perform “My Favorite Things”, a crowd-pleaser that demonstrates the bandleader’s exuberant use of the soprano sax. Concert available in full on medici.tv! https://bit.ly/46vyBgv | medici.tv

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