For #Trane100
“How Long Has This Been Going On”, from the 1959 album The Cats
With Tommy Flanagan, Kenny Burrell & Idrees Sulieman, Doug Watkins & Louis Hayes.
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@dean.bsky.socialFor #Trane100
“How Long Has This Been Going On”, from the 1959 album The Cats
With Tommy Flanagan, Kenny Burrell & Idrees Sulieman, Doug Watkins & Louis Hayes.
@dean.bsky.socialFor #Trane100 & Elvin Jones' birthday: "Impressions Duo", recorded October 22, 1963, at the Stockholm Concert Hall.
A track from John Coltrane's Afro Blue Impressions, which was released on LP in 1977.
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Rodgers & Hart’s “Spring is Here”, from John Coltrane’s 1962 album Standard Coltrane. Recorded in 1958.
With Wilbur Harden, Red Garland, Paul Chambers & Jimmy Cobb
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“My Favorite Things”, from 1961
With McCoy Tyner, Steve Davis & Elvin Jones. Coltrane called this “my favorite piece of all those I have recorded”.
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"Lush Life", the title track of John Coltrane's album recorded in 1957 & 58, but not released until 1961. On this track, Donald Byrd, trumpet; Red Garland, piano; Paul Chambers, bass; Louis Hayes, drums.
@dean.bsky.socialToday's #Trane100 track:
"Blue Train", from 1957
John Coltrane, Lee Morgan, Curtis Fuller, Paul Chambers, Kenny Drew, Philly Joe Jones