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I Never Knew
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Why Was I Born
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Review: Part of the Original Jazz Classics Series, this 1963 album from the great Kenny Burrell and John Coltrane is now reissued on 180-gram vinyl. Featuring Burrell and Coltrane, along with Tommy Flanagan, Paul Chambers, and Jimmy Cobb, the album comprises five tracks that have been remastered from the original tapes by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio. It's an absorbing journey into two genius creative minds and comes comes in a Tip-On Jacket, preserving the essence of the original release while offering enhanced sound quality for contemporary listeners.
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My Favorite Things (Atlantic Records 75th Anniversary Edition) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 753088 751172. Rel: 03 Apr 24
Jazz
Review: The prolific and influential John Coltrane comitted many a seminal recording to vinyl across his career. His 1961 work My Favourite Things is one such album and it now gets a special new pressing as part of the 75th anniversary celebrations of Atlantic Records. The landmark album came from the same sessions as Coltrane Plays The Blues (1962) and Coltrane's Sound (1964), but marked something of a shift in his career. His playing is exploratory and innovative, unforced and naturally stylistic across gems like 'Everytime We Say Goodbye' and more.
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Giant Steps (Atlantic Records 75th Anniversary Edition) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 753088 751073. Rel: 03 Apr 24
Jazz
Review: Released in 1960, Giant Steps was a watershed album for John Coltrane, solidifying the saxophone legend's reputation as one of the most influential and innovative musicians in jazz history, as well as delivering jazz to an increasingly mainstream audience, while garnering significant critical acclaim. Although this was John Coltrane's debut for Atlantic, he was concurrently performing and recording with Miles Davis. Within the space of less than three weeks, Coltrane would complete his work with Davis and company on another genre-defining disc, Kind Of Blue, before commencing his efforts on this one. Coltrane (tenor sax) is flanked here by essentially two different trios. Recording commenced in early May of 1959 with a pair of sessions that featured Tommy Flanagan (piano) and Art Taylor (drums), as well as Paul Chambers - who was the only bandmember other than Coltrane to have performed on every date. When recording resumed in December of that year, Wynton Kelly (piano) and Jimmy Cobb (drums) were instated, replicating the alternate non-Bill Evans lineup featured on 'Freddie The Freeloader' on Kind of Blue, sans Miles Davis of course. At the heart of these recordings, however, is the laser-beam focus of Coltrane's tenor solos.
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Review: The recordings that make up Afro Blue Impressions were acquired by jazz impresario and auteur Norman Granz, during the tours he produced for many jazz artists during the 1960s, though they weren't issued until 1973. Recorded at shows in Berlin and Stockholm, the John Coltrane Quartet - comprising pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Jimmy Garrison, and drummer Elvin Jones - is in tremendous form here, using a familiar repertoire in order to expand upon the group's own building blocks in creating the new post-harmonic system that the saxophonist was developing at the time. Reissued on vinyl by Craft Recordings, this one comes released as part of the Craft Jazz Essentials series.
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John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman (Acoustic Sounds Series) (limited gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 380895 3. Rel: 06 May 22
Jazz
Review: In the reams of great John Coltrane recordings, this album surely stands of one of the true gems. Originally released in 1963, this collaboration with legendary baritone singer Johnny Hartman captures Coltrane at his mellow best. Alongside the headliners, the line-up on this album also features McCoy Turner on piano, Elvin Jones on drums and Jimmy Garrison on bass, and the result is an understated, sumptuous listen to lose yourself in. Sentimental and melancholic in all the best ways, this is sensitive musicianship at its finest.
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Cat: 555141 8. Rel: 13 Jul 23
Jazz
Review: Last year, an eagle-eyed researcher discovered a genuine slept-on gem in the archives of New York Public Library: a forgotten, unreleased recording of the John Coltrane Quintet playing - alongside bass clarinettist Eric Dolphy, at the iconic Village Gate venue in August 1961. Here, that recording - now freshly mastered - is released to the public for the first time, and as you'd expect it's rather special. Coltrane is at his magical, blistering best throughout, with his band offering similarly impressive support throughout. Highlights include the only live recording yet discovered of the quintet performing 'Africa', an insanely good 10-minute take on Coltrane classic 'Impressions', and Dolphy's star turn on 'When Lights Are Low'. In a word: essential!
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John COLTRANE with ERIC DOLPHY
Evenings At The Village Gate (mono) (limited gatefold 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: 555141 9. Rel: 13 Jul 23
Jazz
Review: In August 1961, John Coltrane and his legendary Quintet, joined by visionary multi-instrumentalist Eric Dolphy, played the revered Village Gate in Greenwich Village, New York, not, at that time, as established as it would soon become. This special new double album features over an hour and a half of music that has never before been heard, including well-known Coltrane classics such as 'My Favorite Things' and 'Greensleeves' as well as the only known non-studio recording of Coltrane's 'Africa' from his Africa/Bass album. The record then marks a historic moment in Coltrane's career.
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Blue Train (Tone Poet Series) (mono) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 454810 5. Rel: 16 Sep 22
Jazz
Review: All aboard the blue 'Trane! one of the many albums that cemented Blue Note and John Coltrane's longstanding working relationship, 'Blue Train' is the saxophonist's second studio album and the only recording with Coltrane taking the role of bandleader. This version comes with several alternate, false starts and incomplete takes, owing to the single-take tradition of jazz recording back in the late 1950s.
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A Love Supreme (remastered) (limited gatefold 200 gram clear UHQR vinyl 2xLP box set + booklet in slipcase)
Cat: AUHQR 000745. Rel: 10 Nov 23
Jazz
Review: Here it is: the all-time great album that popularised jazz for the masses, and which carries the genre's torch to this day. Most works by Coltrane serve as good introductions to jazz’s endemic practice of through-composition, but A Love Supreme (1964, Impulse!) is arguably among his best works to come in four suites; to quarter a technically singular piece. Widely recognised as the moment at which John all-aboarded the Soul ‘Trane, the album marked the apogee of a wave of popular analyses of US jazz records as holding special spiritual significance. This early vaunting may have fed into its popularity into the present day; but we cannot gloss over the fact that such elevations in status do not tend to come without supreme merit, and more level-headed takes on the LP simply interpret it as one of the most impeccably performed, precisely timed jazz records of its day. Remastered for the esteemed Analogue Productions series, its everlasting flame is rekindled.
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Review: Of all his many albums and live shows, A Love Supreme: Live In Seattle is often said by fans to be one Coltrane's greatest works. Until recently, this was a long lost performance from the iconic saxophonist. Recorded in 1964, it is only the second full live performance recording known after one from the Festival Mondial du Jazz Antibes in France from 1965. The quartet for the original recording of one was made up of McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison and Elvin Jones next to Coltrane himself, but this recording was boosted by Pharoah Sanders on tenor sax and Donald Garrett on second bass. It's a suite packed with spirit, power and soul.
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Thelonious Monk With John Coltrane (180 gram vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: CR 00611. Rel: 25 May 23
Jazz
Review: As part of the newly relaunched Original Jazz Classics Series, Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio has remastered this seminal jazz record from Thelonius Monk and John Coltrane from the original tapes and in all analog fashion. It's a deserving treatment for what many believe to be one of the great ever collaborative jazz records. As well as those two legendary players and jazz innovators, further greats joined in the recording sessions including Art Blakey on the drums, Wilbur Ware on bass, and alto sax from Gigi Gryce. What a piece of history it is too.
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Cat: ODR 102JC02LP. Rel: 18 Mar 24
Jazz
Review: Thelonious Monk's iconic performance at the Newport festival in 1963 showcased the brilliance of the 'High Priest of Bop' and his esteemed quartet. The lineup included the exceptional Charlie Rouse on tenor saxophone, Butch Warren on bass, and Frankie Dunlop on drums, marking a historic moment in jazz history. Monk's innovative compositions and the quartet's masterful execution captivated the audience, leaving an indelible mark on the festival's legacy. With Monk's pioneering spirit leading the way, the Newport performance remains a cherished milestone that highlights the genius of one of jazz's most legendary figures.
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Les Liaisons Dangereuses 1960 (Soundtrack) (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram vinyl 2xLP + 48 page booklet)
Cat: SRS 1LE. Rel: 16 Jun 17
Jazz
Review: Fans of jazz legend Thelonious Monk have long talked in hushed tones about the pianist's long-lost soundtrack to out of print 1960 French flick Les Liaisons Dangereuses. Thrillingly, the album is finally getting a release, some 58 years after Monk and his quartet of additional players gathered to record it in New York City. The original, unreleased soundtrack album - a superb mixture of softly-spun jazz mood-setters and fizzing up-tempo workouts - is featured on the first slab of wax, with the second boasting alternate takes, cuts from a hard-to-find period 7" single, and even an extended track charting the "making of" LP highlight "Light Blue". If you still need tempting, the album comes accompanied by a booklet containing extensive sleeve notes and rare, archive photographs.
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Les Liaisons Dangereuses 1960 (Soundtrack) (Record Store Day 2017) (limited numbered 180 gram vinyl 2xLP box + 48 page booklet)
Cat: SRS 1LE RSD. Rel: 08 May 17
Jazz
Review: Fans of jazz legend Thelonious Monk have long talked in hushed tones about the pianist's long-lost soundtrack to out of print 1960 French flick Les Liaisons Dangereuses. Thrillingly, the album is finally getting a release, some 58 years after Monk and his quartet of additional players gathered to record it in New York City. The original, unreleased soundtrack album - a superb mixture of softly-spun jazz mood-setters and fizzing up-tempo workouts - is featured on the first slab of wax, with the second boasting alternate takes, cuts from a hard-to-find period 7" single, and even an extended track charting the "making of" LP highlight "Light Blue". If you still need tempting, the album comes accompanied by a booklet containing extensive sleeve notes and rare, archive photographs.
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Review: DSD mastered reissue from the 'Jazz The Best Legendary
100' series. John Coltrane's 'Soultrane' was originally recorded in 1958.
… Read more100' series. John Coltrane's 'Soultrane' was originally recorded in 1958.
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A Love Supreme (B-STOCK) (limited gatefold clear vinyl LP)
Cat: 060257 7629129 (B-STOCK). Rel: 02 Sep 20
Jazz
Review: ***B-STOCK: Split/tear to spine of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***
The rightfully venerated John Coltrane recorded 'A Love Supreme' in one session in December 1964 at the famous Van Gelder Studios in New Jersey. He led a quartet that featured drummer Elvin Jones, bassist Jimmy Garrison and pianist McCoy Tyner and the results lead this to be one of Coltrane's best-selling and most critically acclaimed albums. Although 'Bluetrain' is often spoken about more often, many hold the four suites of this record to be his masterpiece. It is deep, spiritual and ranges from free jazz to hard bop with seamless transition. It is said the record had a lasting influence on the genre at large, as well as seeping into rock and beyond.
… Read moreThe rightfully venerated John Coltrane recorded 'A Love Supreme' in one session in December 1964 at the famous Van Gelder Studios in New Jersey. He led a quartet that featured drummer Elvin Jones, bassist Jimmy Garrison and pianist McCoy Tyner and the results lead this to be one of Coltrane's best-selling and most critically acclaimed albums. Although 'Bluetrain' is often spoken about more often, many hold the four suites of this record to be his masterpiece. It is deep, spiritual and ranges from free jazz to hard bop with seamless transition. It is said the record had a lasting influence on the genre at large, as well as seeping into rock and beyond.
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Review: John and Alice Coltrane's Cosmic Music has long been considered one of spiritual jazz's greatest moments. The album was recorded in 1966 and '68, features amongst its backing players the mighty Pharoah Saunders, and was initially released as an ultra-limited "private press" record by Alice Coltrane following her husband's death. It was, of course, later brought to wider attention by an official Impulse Records release, though this reissue boasts Alice Coltrane's original private press artwork. Variously out-there, discordant, effervescent and hugely atmospheric, tracks like "Lord Help Me To Be" and "Rev. King" still sound groundbreaking and mind-altering all these years on.
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Review: The Major Keys label takes classic album tracks and gives them the respect they deserve across their own 12" pressings. And few musicians deserve such special treatment as John Coltrane, who follows on from an early release on this imprint from Herbie Hancock. Now, the king known as Trane has his gorgeous 'Naima' served up in all its tender glory. On the flip is the much more uptempo and energetic 'My Favourite Things' with all its expressive and squealing trumpet leads and busy drums. Both come on this heavyweight slice of wax, exclusively for Record Store Day 2021.
… Read morePlayed by: Mukatsuku Records Chart, Juno Recommends Jazz
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Review: Blue World is an album that was never intended for release. It features music commissioned for a soundtrack for a Canadian film in 1964 and showcases a quartet that was at its very best. It's made up of short tracks and alternate takes of early Coltrane material and is utterly vibrant. Catchy little ditties like "Village Blues", stripped down numbers like the title track and the mostly-improvised "Traneing In" are all testament to the enduring brilliance of Coltrane, no matter the setting in which he was playing. The clarity of the recording and richness of the bass playing also add to the overall beauty of this record.
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Live At The Village Vanguard (Acoustic Sounds Series) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 380757 5. Rel: 14 Jan 22
Jazz
Review: As part of Verve's Acoustic Sounds Series - which champions historic, fan and critical jazz favourites - we're delighted to get a look-in at one of John Coltrane's lesser known live albums. 'Live At The Village Vanguard' was recorded live at New York's iconic jazz club all the way back in November 1961, and was the visionary Trane's first official live album, him being in his early 30s at the time. Joined by Eric Dolphy on clarinet, McCoy Tuner on piano, Elvin Jones on drums and Jimmy Garrison & Reggie Workman alternating on bass, this album makes us truly feel transported back to an earlier, steamier version of 60s NY - jumpy bass and drums of 'Spiritual' and 'Chasin' The Trane' convey a mood of jazz frisk and respite from the city's trilbied bustle. This is a new 180-gram LP version, mastered from the original tapes.
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Another Side Of John Coltrane (B-STOCK) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 720535 2 (B-STOCK). Rel: 20 Aug 21
Jazz
Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing on outer sleeve, also the record has light surface marks/scratches, but otherwise in excellent working condition***
This double album is an absolute must for fans of John Coltrane. It is jam packed with some of his best ever recordings as a both a sideman and collaborator alongside such jazz cat greats as Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, Sonny Rollins and Art Taylor. The 'Trane is in electric form on these tunes, mostly from between 1956 and 1975 and on labels like Prestige, Riverside, and Jazzland. The special vinyl edition features two tracks not on the CD -' Nutty' which was on the Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane album, and 'Birks' Works' from the Red Garland Quintet album Soul Junction featuring Donald Byrd. A must have for sure.
… Read moreThis double album is an absolute must for fans of John Coltrane. It is jam packed with some of his best ever recordings as a both a sideman and collaborator alongside such jazz cat greats as Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, Sonny Rollins and Art Taylor. The 'Trane is in electric form on these tunes, mostly from between 1956 and 1975 and on labels like Prestige, Riverside, and Jazzland. The special vinyl edition features two tracks not on the CD -' Nutty' which was on the Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane album, and 'Birks' Works' from the Red Garland Quintet album Soul Junction featuring Donald Byrd. A must have for sure.
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Duke Ellington & John Coltrane (Acoustic Sounds Series) (remastered) (B-STOCK) (limited gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 380890 6 (B-STOCK). Rel: 18 Mar 22
Jazz
In A Sentimental Mood
Take The Coltrane
Big Nick
Stevie
My Little Brown Book
Angelica
The Feeling Of Jazz
Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing on corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent working condition***
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Blue Train
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Review: ***B-STOCK: Slight dents and bends to the corners of the outer sleeve, product unopened and in excellent working condition***
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My Favorite Things (Deluxe Edition) (180 gram vinyl 2xLP + booklet + insert)
Cat: 060349 7842827. Rel: 20 May 22
Jazz
Review: The Sound Of Music had a long-lasting impact, and one of its cornerstones was 'My Favourite Things', later covered by trumpeter-visionary John Coltrane. Coltrane's version - the lead track from the album of the same name - helped cement the song's cultural standing, topping the charts in several countries. Three other tracks appear on the album in mono; Cole Porter's 'Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye', and two standards from the Gershwin twins on the B side. This new reissue by Rhino, however, has both stereo and mono, along with new liner notes: we're blown away by this light-hearted trumpet masterpiece.
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Review: The Sound Of Music had a long-lasting impact, and one of its cornerstones was 'My Favourite Things', later covered by trumpeter-visionary John Coltrane. Coltrane's version - the lead track from the album of the same name - helped cement the song's cultural standing, topping the charts in several countries. Three other tracks appear on the album in mono; Cole Porter's 'Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye', and two standards from the Gershwin twins on the B side. This new reissue by Rhino, however, has both stereo and mono, along with new liner notes: we're blown away by this light-hearted trumpet masterpiece.
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Review: This double album is an absolute must for fans of John Coltrane. It is jam packed with some of his best ever recordings as a both a sideman and collaborator alongside such jazz cat greats as Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, Sonny Rollins and Art Taylor. The 'Trane is in electric form on these tunes, mostly from between 1956 and 1975 and on labels like Prestige, Riverside, and Jazzland. The special vinyl edition features two tracks not on the CD -' Nutty' which was on the Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane album, and 'Birks' Works' from the Red Garland Quintet album Soul Junction featuring Donald Byrd. A must have for sure.
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Review: Given that he was the Impulse label's most significant star during its formative years, it seems fitting that a newly discovered live recording of John Coltrane should form part of the acclaimed jazz imprint's 60th anniversary celebrations. What we get is a genuine piece of jazz history: an expanded, wonderfully free-wheeling and hugely atmospheric performance of Coltrane's landmark A Love Supreme suite, recorded live at The Penthouse in Seattle on October 2nd, 1965. Coltrane is of course in prime form, as are his regular accompanying players. Significantly, these included Pharoah Sanders, who on that now famous night in Seattle was making his first official appearance as part of Coltrane's group.
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Review: If you happen to be lacking John Coltrane in your collection, here's the perfect opportunity to fill the gap in comprehensive style. As one of the true masters of jazz, no music lover should be without these records. Reel To Reel have handily bundled no less than 11 of his finest albums onto 6 CDs for a crash course in Coltrane's magical sound, of course leading in with classics like "Blue Train", "Giant Steps" and "Lush Life", but also spanning "Coltrane Plays The Blues" and many more. That most of these records came out within a two to three year period is frankly mind-boggling - take the opportunity to play catch up with one of modern music's greatest.
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Review: It's 52 years since Thelonius Monk played the show at a California high school which makes up this new long player on Impulse. It happened after a 16 year old student at the school held a concert to raise some money for its International Club, and some how managed to persuade Thelonious Monk's manager that his charge should be the headliner. Monk obliged and turned up with his quartet, and in this recording you can hear every single detail from the creaks of the piano bench to Ben Riley's swishing hi-hats on 'Ruby, My Dear.' The backstory alone makes this one an essential purchase, while of course the music itself isn't too shabby, either.
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Review: The rightfully venerated John Coltrane recorded 'A Love Supreme' in one session in December 1964 at the famous Van Gelder Studios in New Jersey. He led a quartet that featured drummer Elvin Jones, bassist Jimmy Garrison and pianist McCoy Tyner and the results lead this to be one of Coltrane's best-selling and most critically acclaimed albums. Although 'Bluetrain' is often spoken about more often, many hold the four suites of this record to be his masterpiece. It is deep, spiritual and ranges from free jazz to hard bop with seamless transition. It is said the record had a lasting influence on the genre at large, as well as seeping into rock and beyond.
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Review: Jazz fans take note: Both Directions at Once: The Lost Album more than lives up to its name. It features previously unreleased recordings by the late, great John Coltrane and his regular accompanying players (pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Jimmy Garrison and Drummer Elvin Jones). The reels of tape the tracks were salvaged from were dated 1963, around the time that the quartet laid down some of its most forward-thinking work for the legendary Impulse label. Much of the material consists of original Coltrane compilations, though there are a few notable covers (including a great version of jazz standard "Nature Boy") dotted throughout. As you'd expect, Coltrane's performance is incredible from start to finish.
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Both Directions At Once: The Lost Album (Deluxe Edition) (2xCD + booklet in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: 674929 9. Rel: 29 Jun 18
Jazz
Review: Jazz fans take note: Both Directions at Once: The Lost Album more than lives up to its name. It features previously unreleased recordings by the late, great John Coltrane and his regular accompanying players (pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Jimmy Garrison and Drummer Elvin Jones). The reels of tape the tracks were salvaged from were dated 1963, around the time that the quartet laid down some of its most forward-thinking work for the legendary Impulse label. Much of the material consists of original Coltrane compilations, though there are a few notable covers (including a great version of jazz standard "Nature Boy") dotted throughout. As you'd expect, Coltrane's performance is incredible from start to finish.
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Both Directions At Once: The Lost Album (gatefold 2xLP in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: 674930 1. Rel: 29 Jun 18
Jazz
Review: Jazz fans take note: Both Directions at Once: The Lost Album more than lives up to its name. It features previously unreleased recordings by the late, great John Coltrane and his regular accompanying players (pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Jimmy Garrison and Drummer Elvin Jones). The reels of tape the tracks were salvaged from were dated 1963, around the time that the quartet laid down some of its most forward-thinking work for the legendary Impulse label. Much of the material consists of original Coltrane compilations, though there are a few notable covers (including a great version of jazz standard "Nature Boy") dotted throughout. As you'd expect, Coltrane's performance is incredible from start to finish.
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Review: It's exceedingly rare to stumble across any unreleased recordings by jazz greats such as Thelonious Monk, let alone find them in the trash. Yet, somewhat remarkably, that's the story behind "Monk", a 1963 recording of the pianist in full flow - accompanied by his "all-star" line-up of Charlie Rouse (saxophone), John Ore (double bass) and Frankie Dunlop (drums) - that mysteriously resurfaced in a Scandinavian skip last year. This album presents a fully remastered version of that rare recording - captured on tape at a live show in Copenhagen - for the very first time. It's a wonderful listen, with Monk and company darting between original compositions and altered jazz standards in typical be-bop style.
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Review: It's exceedingly rare to stumble across any unreleased recordings by jazz greats such as Thelonious Monk, let alone find them in the trash. Yet, somewhat remarkably, that's the story behind "Monk", a 1963 recording of the pianist in full flow - accompanied by his "all-star" line-up of Charlie Rouse (saxophone), John Ore (double bass) and Frankie Dunlop (drums) - that mysteriously resurfaced in a Scandinavian skip last year. This CD edition presents a fully remastered version of that rare recording - captured on tape at a live show in Copenhagen - for the very first time. It's a wonderful listen, with Monk and company darting between original compositions and altered jazz standards in typical be-bop style.
… Read moreout of stock $10.89
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Review: Jazz fans take note: Both Directions at Once: The Lost Album more than lives up to its name. It features previously unreleased recordings by the late, great John Coltrane and his regular accompanying players (pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Jimmy Garrison and Drummer Elvin Jones). The reels of tape the tracks were salvaged from were dated 1963, around the time that the quartet laid down some of its most forward-thinking work for the legendary Impulse label. Much of the material consists of original Coltrane compilations, though there are a few notable covers (including a great version of jazz standard "Nature Boy") dotted throughout. As you'd expect, Coltrane's performance is incredible from start to finish.
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A Love Supreme (reissue) (limited gatefold heavyweight marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: B 002842401. Rel: 07 Jun 19
Jazz
Review: It's not hyperbole to suggest that "A Love Supreme" is not only amongst a handful of jazz records that everyone should own, but also one of the greatest albums of all time. As this weighty vinyl reissue proves, it's lost none of its charm. The four-part suite is undoubtedly Coltrane's masterpiece: a deeply spiritual album that saw the virtuoso saxophonist add sublime solos to a backing track that combines elements of modal jazz, hard bop, avant-garde jazz, free jazz, post-bop and modal jazz. It says a lot about Coltrane's quality - and that of his assembled players - that it was recorded in a single day in December 1964. Basically, it's brilliant and there should be a copy in everyone's record collection.
… Read moreout of stock $32.93
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Thelonious Monk With John Coltrane (B-STOCK) (heavyweight vinyl LP)
Cat: 002521 8603911 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
Jazz
Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***
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Review: John Coltrane made many essential and influential albums over the course of his career, but few were quite as revolutionary at the time of release as 1965's "Ascension". Here presented in stunning new sound thanks to a meticulous re-mastering job, the album saw Coltrane abandon the constraints of the quartet in favour of a larger line-up of musicians and a freestyle approach in which each player was given carte blanche to improvise their own solo in turn. It was revolutionary at the time and remains a stunningly loose, ever-changing work that rewards repeat listens. Famously, two different editions, featuring slightly different recordings, were issued back in 1965; this CD edition includes both 40-minute works.
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Genius Of Modern Music Volume One (Classic Vinyl Series) (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 453533 6. Rel: 15 Dec 22
Jazz
Review: The mighty Thelonious Monk - already rightly hailed as a Genius of Modern Music as far back as 1951. It might be easy to take for granted his groundbreaking playing in light of the whole jazz culture that has come along since, but he was truly out in front, creating a sound never heard before. As Blue Note celebrates its 75th anniversary, they're revisiting this landmark collection of Monk's earliest works as a bandleader for Blue Note, remastered from hi-res transfers of the original master tapes. This is the best you'll ever have heard these recordings, make no mistake.
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Review: It goes without saying that 'A Love Supreme' is in the upper echelons of jazz history. A spiritual and emotional proclamation from American jazz saxophonist John Coltrane, the 32 minute runtime is a narrative of strife and struggle with addiction as well as the notable repetition of his riff in all 12 keys throughout the session in 'Acknowledgement'. In many ways you could say Coltrane's playing wasn't improvised at all, and you could argue that the session was better off for it. At the end of the half an hour, the narrative unwinds and Coltrane is declaring a faith to God, a musical thankyou to his faith that kept him true throughout his trials following a spiritual awakening in 1957 - what resulted was an undisputed musical masterpiece.
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Blue Train: The Complete Masters (Tone Poet Series) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: 454810 7. Rel: 16 Sep 22
Jazz
Review: There are few jazz albums as universally adored and significant as Blue Train. That's no exaggerated remark - it's a record imprinted on 20th Century culture, albeit just one of Coltrane's many incredible works. As part of their continued Tone Poets series, Blue Note are revisiting this landmark and giving it a grand presentation under the banner of The Complete Masters. That means, as well as the official recordings that make up Blue Train, we're also treated to a second disc of additional takes which give you a whole new perspective on these eternal treasures, from a false start of 'Blue Train' to multiple takes on 'Moment's Notice' and 'Lazy Bird'.
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Review: John Coltrane's In The Winner's Circle was an all-star jazz session that was recorded across September and October of 1957 but didn't actually feature the man himself. Instead, the line-up was comprised of artists who came first or second in a Down Beat critic's poll in that same year. They all then set about recreating the In The Winners Circle album with the likes of Donald Byrd, Kenny Burrell, Art Farmer and many more all doing it great justice. This reissue is the remastered 2012 version on nice heavyweight vinyl. A great piece of unique jazz history, then.
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Ole Coltrane (mono) (reissue) (limited crystal clear vinyl LP)
Cat: 603497 838387. Rel: 27 Jan 23
Jazz
Review: 'Ole Coltrane' is a three-piece curio from jazz great John Coltrane, recorded in his pre-Love Supreme period, and best known for being one of many in which the legendary trumpeter favoured the use of modes. Packed with long faces from the blues and dragging brush caressings, the three pieces that are Ole, Dahomey Dance and Aisha are all muted compositions for smoked-out nights of indeterminate emotion.
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A Love Supreme: The Complete Masters (gatefold 3xLP + 20 page booklet)
Cat: 475360 4. Rel: 12 Feb 16
Jazz
Review: There is little to say or introduce about both the Impulse label and master John Coltrane, apart from stating the obvious. Both label and artist have been cornerstones of jazz music for the better part of sixty years, and it's always a pleasure to have these timeless classics re-compiled and presented as a shimmering remaster of the original format. A Love Supreme is perhaps Coltrane's greatest moment - which that is a bold statement - and unlike the vintage Chicago house reissues that are lauded as being too 'clean' compared to their original formats, jazz is a music that must be listened to with crystal-clear detail and sound. That is precisely what you get here with this beautiful new version of the album, an edition which boasts longer cuts of the original, and that'll go down a storm with the Dingwalls heads. A classic - enough said.
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Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***
Blue World is an album that was never intended for release. It features music commissioned for a soundtrack for a Canadian film in 1964 and showcases a quartet that was at its very best. It's made up of short tracks and alternate takes of early Coltrane material and is utterly vibrant. Catchy little ditties like "Village Blues", stripped down numbers like the title track and the mostly-improvised "Traneing In" are all testament to the enduring brilliance of Coltrane, no matter the setting in which he was playing. The clarity of the recording and richness of the bass playing also add to the overall beauty of this record.
… Read moreBlue World is an album that was never intended for release. It features music commissioned for a soundtrack for a Canadian film in 1964 and showcases a quartet that was at its very best. It's made up of short tracks and alternate takes of early Coltrane material and is utterly vibrant. Catchy little ditties like "Village Blues", stripped down numbers like the title track and the mostly-improvised "Traneing In" are all testament to the enduring brilliance of Coltrane, no matter the setting in which he was playing. The clarity of the recording and richness of the bass playing also add to the overall beauty of this record.
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Review: 'Tenor Conclave' is an unusual and specific kind of release, but that's exactly why we've stocked it. A four-track album of long form jazz bits, each song comes courtesy of one of jazz's best-known tenor sax greats: Al Cohn, John Coltrane, Hank Mobley and Zoot Sims. With each recording hailing from the tail end of the 1950s, we're bowled over by each original here like breathy brass blasts from the past; te quartet's rendition of the jazz standard 'How Deep Is The Ocean' is our fave, rounding off the EP with peculiarly noir depth.
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At The Penthouse In Seattle September 30 1965 (light blue vinyl LP)
Cat: JS 650930LP. Rel: 04 Nov 21
Jazz
Review: Still hot off the nostalgic plate, new label Climbing The Mountain brings forth a legendary live album by the late John Coltrane. On September 30, 1965, aided by a ragtag band of jazz visionaries including Pharoah Sanders, pianist McCoy Tyner, and post-bop drummer Elvin Jones, the undisputed king of the blues succeeded in shutting down The Penthouse, a Seattle jazz club that had previously seen no limelight. This version is restored from the original recordings and now settles on light blue vinyl record. Prepare for a three-suite miracle: 'Out Of This World' is a curious, neo-noir piece suitable for any by-the-book nocturnal crime drama tapering off into more avant-garde endings. Meanwhile, 'Body And Soul' operates in diatonic, swung spiritualism, and 'Tapestry In Sound', a Penthouse exclusive, hears a stunning double bass solo from Coltranean entourage member, Jimmy Garrison.
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Review: The irrepressible and unmatchable John Coltrane showed once again what a true stylist he was on this Soultrane album. It takes him well away from the ordinary jazz world, much like earlier albums Coltrane and John Coltrane and the Red Garland Trio, with rhythm section men Garland, Paul Chambers and Arthur Taylor proving themselves to be perfectly adept at powering along Trane's innovations. At this point he was already thought of alongside the likes of Sonny Rollins as one of the most influential tenor sax men in the game and that view hasn't changed all these years on.
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Review: Jazz collectors - specifically those of you with an obsession with the work of sax legend John Coltrane - perk up your ears. Many among you might not yet be aware of The Cats, a collaborative album recorded in synergy between Coltrane, guitarist Kenny Burrell, trumpeter Idrees Sulieman, and pianist Tommy Flanagan, but we wouldn't blame you, because this was one that flew under the radar on its New Jazz release in 1959. Not least, this might have been because it was released when Coltrane had moved onto more one-off release projects, shortly after his more widely publicized contract with Prestige Records ended. Nonetheless, it's cited as a deeply special album, resonant of the slinky sound of postwar New York jazz inasmuch as it is of the archetypal feline form.
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