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Mr. Knight - John Coltrane - Coltrane Plays The Blues (CD, Album)

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Download Mr. Knight - John Coltrane - Coltrane Plays The Blues (CD, Album)
1989
Label: Atlantic Jazz - CD 1382 • Format: CD Album, Reissue • Country: US • Genre: Jazz • Style: Hard Bop, Modal


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4 thoughts on “ Mr. Knight - John Coltrane - Coltrane Plays The Blues (CD, Album) ”

  1. Zuluktilar
    Coltrane 's sessions for Atlantic in late October were prolific, yielding the material for My Favorite Things, Coltrane Plays the Blues, and Coltrane's Sound.9/
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  2. Vogul
    Coltrane was in a comfort zone anytime he was playing the blues as he shows throughout this album. The opening track on the album is entitled "Blues to Elvin". Its a rarity because it was composed by Elvin Jones and I'm pretty sure it was the only tune he wrote during his tenure in Coltrane's band/5(69).
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  3. Bralkis
    On this recording he also plays the soprano sax as in the first cut, "Blues to Elvin." I should mention that it features McCoy Tyner (P), Steve Davis (B) & Elvin Jones (D). Trane plays at all tempos, & composed the tunes himself, except for the 1st slow Blues by Elvin Jones. There are 7 offerings on the album /5(18).
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  4. Tukinos
    Nov 13,  · The music presented on this outing by John Coltrane was designed to wash over you, sonically equal on both speakers (though as I've suggested, a single center speaker might just be better), a full rich and deep sound, one where the instruments blend and ebb together as they would in a /5(47).
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