The Tiberi Tapes - John Coltrane - Music - Impulse! - 0881061010791 - November 6, 2026
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The Tiberi Tapes

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They have been missing for six decades. Now they see the light of day. The Tiberi Tapes uncover a series of remarkable concert recordings, whose musical qualities shine through despite the recordings' technical limitations.

Certain musical treasures reach us in raw form, where sonic irregularities are inextricably linked to their history. Their true value reveals itself upon attentive listening. The Tiberi Tapes are exactly such a treasure. After having been hidden away for six decades, these recordings offer musical riches that extend far beyond the medium they were preserved on.

Among the most fabled recordings from the past 65 years are the private recordings of John Coltrane's group, made by musician Frank Tiberi in the early 1960s. They have long been the subject of rumors and intense speculation in the jazz world. Tiberi followed Coltrane around clubs in New York and Philadelphia, capturing the almost otherworldly music created night after night on his portable tape recorder.

For the very first time, these recordings will be released in November 2026 as part of the commemoration of the 100th anniversary of John Coltrane's birth.

Media Music     VINYL     LP   (Vinyl)
Number of records 4
To be released November 6, 2026
EAN/UPC 0881061010791
Label Impulse! 088106101079
Genre Jazz
Dimensions 320 × 325 × 10 mm   ·   900 g

Track list

    1. Giant Steps (226 bpm)
    2. Giant Steps (262 bpm)
    3. Thing in D Flat
    4. Lover
    5. West 42nd St.
    6. Impressions
    7. Untitled Original in F Minor
    8. Satellite
    9. Good Bait
    10. Resolution
    11. It’s Easy to Remember

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