A Sax Divine
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July/August 1999
Aaron McCarroll Gallegos The Other Side (www.theotherside.org/core.html)
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THE ESSENTIAL COLTRANE
John Coltrane recorded more than 75 albums as a bandleader and
played on numerous others. Here are a few of his key
recordings.
Kind of Blue (Columbia, 1959). This Miles Davis classic
is an excellent example of Trane's work as a sideman, along with
fellow saxophonist Julian 'Cannonball' Adderly.
Giant Steps (Atlantic, 1959). Coltrane's first album of
entirely original material had a huge impact in jazz circles.
A Love Supreme (Impulse! 1964). Recorded with his quartet
of 1961ñ65, Coltrane's spiritual masterpiece is both profound and
accessible.
Stellar Regions (Impulse! 1995). This recently discovered
1967 recording shows the more contemplative direction Coltrane's
'late period' music was headed at the time of his death. If you can
handle this, you might want to look into some of Coltrane's more
esoteric works: Meditations, Ascension, Om, and Interstellar
Space.
Aaron McCarroll Gallegos is a writer living
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