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Coltrane Plays The Blues |
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A work that embodies Coltrane's unique spirit of exploration and the evolution of modern jazz.
An important document that shows how they were trying to speak of the blues in a new language.
The appeal of this album lies in Coltrane's treatment of the blues form not merely as a tradition, but as material for spiritual and intellectual exploration. Emotional depth and intellectual constructive power coexist, suggesting a path to the "spiritual Coltrane" that would come later.
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- Artwork [Cover] - Bob Slutzky
- Artwork [Cover] - Marty Norman
- Bass - Steve Davis
- Drums - Elvin Jones
- Engineer [Recording] - Tom Dowd
- Liner Notes - Joe Goldberg
- Mastered By - Ryan Smith (2)
- Piano - McCoy Tyner
- Producer - Nesuhi Ertegun
- Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone - John Coltrane
- Supervised By - Nesuhi Ertegun
- Written-By - Elvin Jones (A1)
- Written-By - John Coltrane (B1 to D2)
