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A mythical set of live John Coltrane<\/a> recordings, the Tiberi Tapes<\/em>, will finally be released this year. Recorded at jazz clubs in New York and Philadelphia between 1961 and 1965 by saxophonist Frank Tiberi, the Tiberi Tapes<\/em> have long been relegated to a private collection. But as part of a year-long celebration of Coltrane\u2019s 100th birthday in September, the set will land on Impulse!<\/a> as a Record Store Day exclusive on April 18, ahead of a wider release this September.<\/p>\n To celebrate the centennial, Impulse! has also shared a new video for the A Love Supreme<\/em><\/a> opener \u201cAcknowledgement.\u201d Directed by Kamasi Washington<\/a> and Mitski<\/a> collaborator AG Rojas, it features a faithful recreation of New Jersey\u2019s Van Gelder Studios on the day A Love Supreme<\/em> was recorded there. Check out the video below.<\/p>\n The \u201cColtrane 100\u201d programming will also include reissues of classics like Ascension<\/em>, Africa\/Brass<\/em> and Impressions<\/em>; a new best-of compilation highlighting his 1957 and 1958 sessions; and a sound installation overseen by hi-fi specialist Devon Cooper at New York\u2019s Cooper Hewitt. A September 23 show at the Hollywood Bowl, \u201cColtrane 100: Legacy,\u201d will feature orchestral adaptations of Coltrane\u2019s work from Wynton Marsalis, saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin, and a 16-piece symphony. This year, the John and Alice Coltrane Home<\/a> in Dix Hills, New York, and the John Coltrane House in Philadelphia will also open to the public for the first time.<\/p>\n