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John Coltrane - Dedicated to You: Ballads (2024)

John Coltrane - Dedicated to You: Ballads (2024)
  • Title: Dedicated to You: Ballads
  • Year Of Release: 2024
  • Label: UMG Recordings, Inc.
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks)
  • Total Time: 1:58:40
  • Total Size: 713 MB
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Tracklist:

1. Johnny Hartman – Dedicated To You (05:32)
2. Say It (Over And Over Again) (04:17)
3. It's Easy To Remember (02:46)
4. Duke Ellington – In A Sentimental Mood (04:16)
5. Johnny Hartman – My One And Only Love (04:55)
6. Soul Eyes (05:24)
7. Duke Ellington – My Little Brown Book (05:21)
8. I Wish I Knew (04:50)
9. Johnny Hartman – Lush Life (05:29)
10. What's New (03:45)
11. You Don't Know What Love Is (05:15)
12. After The Rain (04:09)
13. Feelin' Good (06:23)
14. Cannonball Adderley Quintet – You're A Weaver Of Dreams (05:34)
15. Johnny Hartman – You Are Too Beautiful (05:33)
16. Nancy (With The Laughing Face) (03:13)
17. Wise One (09:03)
18. Johnny Hartman – They Say It's Wonderful (05:20)
19. Too Young To Go Steady (04:21)
20. Naima (Live At The Village Vanguard/1961) (07:43)
21. Johnny Hartman – Autumn Serenade (04:19)
22. Dear Lord (05:36)
23. Welcome (05:25)

A towering musical figure of the 20th century, saxophonist John Coltrane reset the parameters of jazz during his decade as a leader. At the outset, he was a vigorous practitioner of hard bop, gaining prominence as a sideman for Miles Davis before setting out as a leader in 1957, when he released Coltrane on Prestige and Blue Train on Blue Note. Coltrane quickly expanded his horizons, pioneering a technique critic Ira Gitler dubbed "sheets of sound," consisting of the saxophonist playing a flurry of notes on his tenor within the confines of a few chords. During his last days with Davis, along with his earliest records for Atlantic, Coltrane leaned into this technique, but as he developed his career as a leader in the early '60s, he also turned lyrical. His sweet, fluid soprano sax distinguished My Favorite Things, which helped turn the album into a standard upon its release in 1961, but Coltrane soon backed away from mainstream acceptance. Working with pianist McCoy Tyner, drummer Elvin Jones, and bassist Jimmy Garrison -- a band that would be labeled the "Classic Quartet" -- Coltrane entered a fearless exploratory phase, explicitly incorporating his spiritual quest into his experimental music. A Love Supreme, an album released on Impulse! in 1965, marked the popular height of this period, but Coltrane continued to voyage to the outer edges of jazz in his final years, collaborating with Archie Shepp and Pharoah Sanders. Liver cancer ended his life prematurely: he died at the age of 40 in 1967, just ten years after his first LP as a leader -- but Coltrane's legacy was so varied and rich, he remained the touchstone for creativity in jazz for decades after his passing.



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