By David Cristol So much has been written about John Coltrane and he's such a widely acknowledged and worshiped figure. one of jazz's top two most iconic artists, along with his once employer Miles Davis.
By David Cristol So much has been written about John Coltrane and he's such a widely acknowledged and worshiped figure.
one of jazz's top two most iconic artists, along with his once employer Miles Davis.
Village Vanguard Again was a punch in the gut, a puzzle for the mind and the record that won me over to free jazz for good, although it didn't happen overnight.
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By David Cristol So much has been written about John Coltrane and he's such a widely acknowledged and worshiped figure. one of jazz's top two most iconic artists, along with his once employer Miles Davis. Asked to comment on a favorite Coltrane album, however, I comply, for what it's worth.
that I don't feel I have anything new to bring to the table. was Live at the Village Vanguard Again, recorded May 28, 1966. Prior to this, I had only heard Coltrane on Miles Davis' Kind of Blue.
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