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John Coltane - Blue Train - Blue Color Vinyl 180g Import

John Coltane - Blue Train - Blue Color Vinyl 180g Import

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Discover new insights about jazz with enhanced liner notes written by the acclaimed jazz critic Brian Morton and Paris' prestigious jazz magazine.

All the qualities one associates with Coltrane — the iron-hard tone, the harmonic precision and freedom, the often overlooked rhythmic elasticity — are already present here, but for the moment at least, the blues is still his basic language. - PENGUIN GUIDE TO JAZZ

This album marks John Coltrane’s third recording as a leader. Though he had yet to realize many of the greatest achievements of his career, the fact that he established himself as an instrumentalist and as a composer so early and with such authority is a feat that few have accomplished. - JAZZ MAGAZINE

PERSONNEL:

  • John Coltrane - (tenor saxophone)
  • Lee Morgan - (trumpet)
  • Curtis Fuller- (trombone)
  • Kenny Drew - (piano)
  • Paul Chambers - (bass)
  • Philly Joe Jones- (drums)

Hackensack, New Jersey, September 15, 1957.

  • (*) BONUS TRACK: Same personnel except Morgan & Fuller are omitted. Los Angeles, March 2, 1956.

TRACKS:

  • SIDE A
  • A1 BLUE TRAIN
  • A2 MOMENT’S NOTICE
  • A3 EAST BOUND (*)
  • SIDE B
  • B1 LOCOMOTION
  • B2 I’M OLD FASHIONED
  • B3 LAZY BIRD

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Treat it like your grandma, you know if she was a record. Know what I mean? Tender care, don't talk back, and never interupt during Murder She Wrote. Wait - what the hell was I writing about-

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