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In 1963, John Coltrane was something ... recording a mix of new compositions and covers. Coltrane brought home a copy of the tape, but an album based on the session was never produced for reasons ...

"I've always loved John Coltrane," Sanchez says ... of his local record store at the entrancing, blue-tinged cover of the 1962 album Coltrane. "I had eyeballed this record for about a month ...

A lost album! By John Coltrane! All summer ... a sixteen-song suite on an acoustic guitar—he called it “Black Gold”—and handed the tapes off to the drummer Mitch Mitchell, who then ...

have announced that they are releasing a previously unreleased John Coltrane ... Also below is the album’s tracklist and cover art. The album was recorded on March 6, 1963 at the Van Gelder Studios in ...

Even the album’s cover photo is unforgettable – and a bit jarring. Is John Coltrane angry? In pain? Contemplative? A Love Supreme is one of the most recognizable, most successful and most influential ...

The emotion and energy of John Coltrane’s classic quartet ... Elsewhere, succinct trio readings of “Nature Boy”, one of two covers, and Coltrane’s “Impressions”, a band repertory ...

This year marks the 50th anniversary of John Coltrane's album, A Love Supreme ... A Love Supreme seems like such an intensely personal religious statement that to cover it would require the kind of ...

John Coltrane ... whose collection includes Coltrane’s original manuscript for A Love Supreme. For Stewart, whose photographs have graced thousands of album covers, from Ellington to Davis ...