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Guthrie Ramsey discusses Coltrane on HuffPostLive

Dr. Guthrie Ramsey / FEATURE / January 13, 2015

Fifty years ago on December 9, 1964, the John Coltrane quartet recorded A Love Supreme, a jazz masterwork recognized as one of the greatest albums in history. HuffPost Live invited Guthrie Ramsey, Cornel West, Archie Shepp, Stanley Crouch, and Ashley Khan to discuss Coltrane and the enduring impact of A Love Supreme.

Watch the conversation and listen to A Love Supreme here. 

50 Years A Love Supreme Coltrane


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