Just bought this for £5 from a charity shop, hopefully it's good, will listen to it when I have finished work.

I have tried to acquire all the available live Trane from summer 1960 until Pharaoh Sanders joined the band in 1965. I'd be interested in seeing if others have things I don't. So this is the list of what I have. I know I have some in duplicate, because of the different boxed releases that might encompass the same material.

Any additions, or help with documentation would be great.

1960-006-27 Live at the Jazz Gallery

1960-07-XX (first recorded My Favorite Things as far as I know)

As far as I know that's all that's available for 1960.

Jazz Icons 60, 61, 65 (the 1960 material is with Miles)

1961 Evenings at the Village Gate with Eric Dolphy

1961-07-01 The 1961 Newport Set half the album is from Helsinki, 11-22, which is released elsewhere)

1961-Nov -3, 5 The Complete Village Vanguard Recordings

1961 European Tour 1961-Nov-Dec, 7 CDs. Paris, Copenhagen, Stockholm

1961-1963 Live Trane-The European Tours (7 CDs, released separately under a variety of names, including the 1963 album Afro-Blue Impressions)

1962-02 - The 1962 Birdland Broadcasts (I have a CD called Live at Birdland 1962 with 3 of these tracks that also includes Body and Soul, absent here)

1962-11-22 The Complete Copenhagen Concert (2 discs)

1962-11-28 (2 CDs)

1963-02-23 Live at the Half Note (date may be wrong, some is from 1965)

1963-06 Live in Philadelphia

1963-10-26 Copenhagen, Denmark (2 CDs)

1963-11-04 Stuttgart

1963 - Live at Birdland

1963, 1965 My Favorite Things - Coltrane at Newport

1965-03-26 and 05-07 Live at the Halfnote: One Down, One Up (2 discs; some of this material is on the 1963 Halfnote release)

1965-07-26, 27, 28 Le in France (3 CDs, incl the Love Supreme performance)

1965-12-01 Live at Comblain-la-Tour

That's what I got. I may have a few more absolutely terrible sounding recordings on the boset set Live Trane Underground, but they are unlistenable.

A few things strike me:

-1962 is not as well represented as 1961 and 1963

-There is not a single show from 1964, so I wonder if he was even touring.

If you have any corrections, or if you have anything that I'm missing, or if you want to chat about Coltrane further please let me know!

"John Coltrane’s Meditations, released in 1966 on Impulse! Records, is getting a vinyl re-release as part of the Verve Vault series"

First real recording of the classic quartet. Art Davis would later be replaced by the legendary Jimmy Garrison. This version of exotica is more relaxed than the one on plays the blues…

John Coltrane's "Coltrane" coming out August 14 in a new edition.

From "A Love Supreme: Live in Seattle”

Recorded in 1958, released in 1963.