John Coltrane - Live In Paris (1965)

01. Niama
02. Impressions
03. Blue Valse
04. Afro Blue
05. Impressions (2nd version)

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John Coltrane - Giant Steps (1959)

The album's title says it all. While still with Miles Davis' group, Trane managed to push bop to the limits and beyond. His all-original compositions here are built around solos, which was a deconstruction of the modal jazz he was playing with Davis at the time. Most won't notice too much, as it all sounds conventionally pleasing. Essential.

1. Giant Steps

2. Cousin Mary

3. Countdown

4. Spiral

5. Syeeda´s Song Flute

6. Naima

7. Mr. P.C.

8. Giant Steps [Alternate Take]

9. Naima [Alternate Take]

10. Cousin Mary [Alternate Take]

11. Countdown [Alternate Take]

12. Syeeda´s Song Flute [Alternate Take]

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John Coltrane - A Love Supreme (Deluxe Edition 1964)

After being sacked from Miles Davis' band in 1957 because of his heroin addiction, Trane began his very personal journey to redemption. While nowhere near as 'free' as later efforts, A Love Supreme is the crowning achievement of Coltrane's classic 1960s quartet with drummer Elvin Jones, pianist McCoy Tyner and Jimmy Garrison on bass.

Disco 1

01 - Acknowledgement0

2 - Resolution0

3 - Pursuance0

4 - Psalm

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Disco 2

01 - Intro By Andre Francis

02 - Acknowledgement

03 - Resolution

04 - Pursuance

05 - Psalm

06 - Resolution (Alternative Take)

07 - Resolution (Breakdown)

08 - Acknowledgement (Alternative Take)

09 - Acknowledgement (Alternative Take)

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