With the release of Expression, Coltrane's final studio album, it must have felt like a narrative had been cut short of its intended ending. What she also did was listen to unreleased recordings by John and prepare them for release.
With the release of Expression, Coltrane's final studio album, it must have felt like a narrative had been cut short of its intended ending.
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What she also did was listen to unreleased recordings by John and prepare them for release.
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With the release of Expression, Coltrane's final studio album, it must have felt like a narrative had been cut short of its intended ending. What she also did was listen to unreleased recordings by John and prepare them for release. Among the recordings made public in the immediate years following John's passing were two absolutely (I can't emphasize this word enough–!
When John Coltrane died in 1967 the jazz world felt a startling void. Did he ever record material that had yet to be released!
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