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Blue World (B-STOCK)
Blue World (B-STOCK) (heavyweight vinyl LP)
Cat: 776265 1. Rel: 04 Jan 90
 
Jazz
Naima (take 1)
Village Blues (take 2)
Blue World
Village Blues (take 1)
Village Blues (take 3)
Like Sonny
Traneing In
Naima (take 2)
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.
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 in stock $20.86
John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman (Acoustic Sounds Series)
John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman (Acoustic Sounds Series) (limited gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 380895 3. Rel: 06 May 22
 
Jazz
They Say It's Wonderful (5:22)
Dedicated To You (5:35)
My One & Only Love (4:57)
Lush Life (5:32)
You Are Too Beautiful (5:38)
Autumn Serenade (4:17)
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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 in stock $49.22
Evenings At The Village Gate (mono)
Evenings At The Village Gate (mono) (limited gatefold 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: 555141 9. Rel: 13 Jul 23
 
Jazz
My Favorite Things (15:54)
When Lights Are Low (15:25)
Impressions (10:11)
Greensleeves (16:06)
Africa (22:27)
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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 in stock $30.80
Blue World
Blue World (heavyweight vinyl LP)
Cat: 776265 1. Rel: 27 Sep 19
 
Jazz
Naima (take 1) (4:31)
Village Blues (take 2) (3:37)
Blue World (6:02)
Village Blues (take 1) (3:40)
Village Blues (take 3) (3:41)
Like Sonny (2:36)
Traneing In (7:35)
Naima (take 2) (3:57)
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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 in stock $21.24
Evenings At The Village Gate
Cat: 555141 8. Rel: 13 Jul 23
 
Jazz
My Favorite Things
When Lights Are Low
Impressions
Greensleeves
Africa
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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 in stock $14.48
A Love Supreme: Live In Seattle
A Love Supreme: Live In Seattle (limited gatefold 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: 384999 8. Rel: 22 Oct 21
 
Jazz
A Love Supreme, Part I - Acknowledgement (21:51)
Interlude 1 (2:40)
A Love Supreme, Part II - Resolution (16:12)
Interlude 2 (1:24)
A Love Supreme, Part III - Pursuance (15:46)
Interlude 3 (3:21)
Interlude 4 (7:16)
A Love Supreme, Part IV - Psalm (7:04)
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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A Love Supreme: Live In Seattle
Cat: 384999 7. Rel: 22 Oct 21
 
Jazz
A Love Supreme (part I - Acknowledgment)
Interlude (1)
A Love Supreme (part 2 - Resolution)
Interlude (2)
A Love Supreme (part III - Pursuance)
Interlude (3)
Interlude (4)
A Love Supreme (part IV - Psalm)
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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 in stock $9.68
Palo Alto
Palo Alto (gatefold LP + booklet + insert)
Cat: 71128 4. Rel: 18 Sep 20
 
Jazz
Ruby, My Dear (7:13)
Well, You Needn’t (13:13)
Don’t Blame Me (6:39)
Blue Monk (10:33)
Epistrophy (3:30)
I Love You Sweetheart Of All My Dreams (6:29)
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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 in stock $31.57
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