Although never formally signed, an oral agreement between John Coltrane and Blue Note Records founderAlfred Lionwas indeed honored onBlue Train-- Coltrane's only collection of sides as a principal art ...more about John Coltrane
Arguably John Coltrane's finest all-around album, this recording has brilliant versions of "AfroBlue" and "I Want to Talk About You"; the second half of the latter features Coltrane on unaccompanied t ...more about John Coltrane
First things first: let’s take it as read that this is a classic of the 20th century jazz canon and an essential point of reference in Coltrane’s own tumultuous career. ...more about John Coltrane
Coltrane's sessions for Atlantic in late October 1960 were prolific, yielding the material forMy Favorite Things,Coltrane Plays the Blues, andColtrane's Sound. ...more about John Coltrane
Over the course of two crucial discs,The Major Works of John Coltranecompiles the saxophonist's most important extended free jazz pieces from 1965. ...more about John Coltrane
Just when you think you've collected everything by The John Coltrane Quartet, the Impulse tape fairy devises another way of reselling you Trane's back cat. But what the hell. ...more about John Coltrane
Not released for the first time until 1974 but now available in expanded form as a CD, this set of duets by tenor saxophonist John Coltrane and drummerRashied Aliare full of fire, emotion and constant ...more about John Coltrane
Other thanFirst Meditations, which was not released at the time,Sun Ship(reissued on CD by Impulse) was the final studio album by John Coltrane's classic quartet (with pianistMcCoy Tyner, bassistJimmy ...more about John Coltrane
The title of this album fits perfectly for John Coltrane was certainly at an important transitional point in his career at the time. ...more about John Coltrane
After coming to prominence with Miles Davis' legendary mid-Fifties quintet, saxophonist John Coltrane went on to an unparalleled explosion of creativity over the next decade until his untimely death i ...more about John Coltrane
Released in 2000,The Very Best of John Coltraneis hardly the first best-of collection by the seminal saxophonist, and you can bet certain that it won't be the last. ...more about John Coltrane
Every five years since 1986, the corporate custodians of Impulse! have served up batches of Coltrane reissues and unreleased tapes to commemorate a birthday ending in 0 or 5. ...more about John Coltrane
This LP is a hodgepodge of memorable John Coltrane performances from the 1961-63 period. "India" and "Impressions" are taken from 'Trane's famous Nov. ...more about John Coltrane
This was Coltrane's last popular album before he moved deeper into avant-garde realms, leaving many in his audience behind. It has the feel of a summing up and taking account. ...more about John Coltrane
Superior post-bop with the then-current Miles rhythm section of Wynton Kelly , piano, Paul Chambers , bass and Jimmy Cobb, drums. ...more about John Coltrane
Throughout John Coltrane's discography there are a handful of decisive and controversial albums that split his listening camp into factions. ...more about John Coltrane
This is a major set, "new" music from John Coltrane that was recorded February 15, 1967, (five months before his death) but not released for the first time until 1995. ...more about John Coltrane
Three of the four lengthy performances on this CD are taken from one of the John Coltrane Quartet's greatest performances: the 1963 Newport Jazz Festival. ...more about John Coltrane
Not released initially until 1977, the music on this 1992 CD was the last recording made by the classic John Coltrane Quartet; other slightly later records found the group augmented by additional mus ...more about John Coltrane
The last official Coltrane studio album made before his death (and released shortly after), this finds him trying out a textural experiment with his tenor and flute (an unexplored instrument for him) ...more about John Coltrane
Taken from several European concerts (producer Norman Granz is vague about the exact dates but those listed are educated guesses), this double CD finds John Coltrane and his classic Quartet playing t ...more about John Coltrane
If you came across a CD titled Getz for Lovers, Prez for Lovers, or Baker for Lovers, you wouldn't be the least bit surprised. ...more about John Coltrane
This is a reissue of the albums Interplay (Prestige 7112), and Mal Waldron -- Mal 2 (Prestige 1111). Three studio sessions were involved. ...more about John Coltrane
This two-LP set matches together the very different sounding tenors of John Coltrane and Paul Quinichette in a jam-session type setting from 1957 (although three of the five songs were actually compo ...more about John Coltrane
John Coltrane's week at the Village Vanguard in 1961 resulted in a total of 22 recorded versions of nine songs, all of which have been released in the four-CD box The Complete 1961 Village Vanguard R ...more about John Coltrane
This two-fer from the excellent Prestige series of two-LP sets features Coltrane at a pair of jam-session-type settings in 1957. ...more about John Coltrane
The big attraction here is hearing 'Trane, in his probing late post-bop phase play with pianist Cecil Taylor , an incipient avant-gardist well into atonality, and trumpeter Kenny Dorham , a subtle bo ...more about John Coltrane
Although Coltrane only recorded one proper album for Blue Note (Blue Train), he is credited as a sideman on several dates for the venerable jazz label. ...more about John Coltrane
This very interesting four-CD set contains two sets of music by the 1966 John Coltrane Quintet, recorded in Tokyo, Japan. Most of the music had not been released in the United States until 1991. ...more about John Coltrane
Within a very narrow chronological window of opportunity, Fantasy comes up with an attractive, if by definition limited, single-CD sampler of its monster The Prestige Recordings box, with an addition ...more about John Coltrane
In the standard process of reissue/repackage, Impluse! put together an eight-track compilation of John Coltrane numbers together under the Spiritual title and theme. ...more about John Coltrane
Featuring Coltrane's classic quartet (McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, and Elvin Jones), Live In Stockholm, 1963 is a fairly typical example of the group's set list at the time. ...more about John Coltrane
Verve's More Coltrane for Lovers collects various tracks recorded by saxophone legend John Coltrane that are perfectly suited for a romantic evening. ...more about John Coltrane
This CD contains five excellent performances by the John Coltrane Quartet from two occasions when drummer Roy Haynes filled in for Elvin Jones. ...more about John Coltrane
Tenor saxophonist John Coltrane recorded quite a few records with the rhythm section of pianist Red Garland, bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Art Taylor during 1957-58. ...more about John Coltrane
The seven-CD set Live Trane expands upon Pablo's earlier CDs of John Coltrane recorded during his European tours between 1961 and 1963, including all of The Paris Concert, Bye Bye Blackbird, The Euro ...more about John Coltrane
Norman Granz produced a couple of the John Coltrane Quartet's European tours, releasing some of their live performances years later. ...more about John Coltrane
Although the music on this CD reissue is quite worthwhile, the four songs are available along with four others from the same day on The Stardust Session, making this a rather pointless set. ...more about John Coltrane
Part of a slightly frivolous sampler series that features various jazz musicians and vocalists playing or singing the blues, this CD has six selections taken from tenor saxophonist John Coltrane's Pr ...more about John Coltrane