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John Coltrane

Coltrane Plays the Blues

Coltrane Plays the Blues

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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album

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  • Released Date: 16 Jun 2017

  • Genre: Jazz

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Ah, John Coltrane, the king of cool jazz, the maestro of the saxophone! In his album "Coltrane Plays The Blues," he takes us on a wild ride through the world of blues music like only he can.

Coltrane's virtuosity on the saxophone is on full display here, with each note he plays sending shivers down your spine and making you want to get up and dance. The way he effortlessly weaves in and out of the melodies is nothing short of mesmerising, leaving you in a trance-like state from start to finish.

The album kicks off with the soulful track "Blues to Bechet," a tribute to the legendary jazz clarinettist Sidney Bechet. Coltrane's smooth, velvety tones on this track are a joy to behold, transporting you to a smoky jazz club in the heart of New Orleans.

But it's not all smooth sailing on this album - tracks like "Blues to Elvin" and "Mr. Syms" showcase Coltrane's edgier side, with frenetic saxophone solos that will leave you breathless and wanting more.

Overall, "Coltrane Plays The Blues" is a masterpiece of an album that deserves a place in every jazz lover's collection. Coltrane's impeccable musicianship and passion for the blues shine through in every track, making this a must-listen for anyone craving some soulful, toe-tapping goodness. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Blues to Elvin (Mono)
2. Blues to Bechet (Mono)
3. Blues to You (Mono)
4. Mr Days (Mono)
5. Mr Syms (Mono)
6. Mr Knight (Mono)

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About the artist

John Coltrane

John Coltrane, born in North Carolina in 1926, is a legendary jazz saxophonist who changed the landscape of music as we know it. Known for his innovative approach to improvisation and his spiritual exploration through music, Coltrane is revered by critics and fans alike. With his groundbreaking album "A Love Supreme" released in 1965, Coltrane solidified his place in music history as one of the greatest jazz musicians of all time. His unique style of playing, often characterized by rapid runs and complex harmonies, set him apart from his peers and continues to inspire musicians to this day. Coltrane's musical journey was not without its struggles, as he battled with addiction and personal demons throughout his career. However, it is his resilience and passion for music that truly set him apart. His dedication to the craft of jazz and his relentless pursuit of musical excellence have left an indelible mark on the world of music. Even now, decades after his passing, John Coltrane's influence can be heard in the music of countless artists across genres. His spirit lives on through his recordings, which continue to captivate listeners with their beauty and complexity. John Coltrane may have left us too soon, but his music will forever remain a testament to his genius.

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