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John Coltrane. JAZZ · 1957. Preview. Beginning with a phrase that’s among the most famous in modern jazz, Blue Train, which John Coltrane called his favourite recording of his own music, is an unqualified hard bop masterpiece. Recorded in September 1957, this is Coltrane’s first major album as a bandleader (and his only one as a leader for ...
『Blue Train』のジャケットデザインはとてもシンプルで、コルトレーンがサックスのマウスピースを口に当てている写真と「john coltrane-BLUE TRAIN-blue note 1577-」の文字が書かれているのみです。この写真を撮影したのはフランシス・ウルフで、デザインはリード・マイルスが手掛けました。
1. Jan. 2023 · Happy 65th Anniversary to John Coltrane’s Blue Train, originally released in January 1958. At some point in my teenage years the sound of a guitar talking in a way I’d never heard before seeped through the wall from my elder sister’s bedroom and sparked a journey of discovery that continues to this day and will likely never stop.
Blue Train fu registrato in un momento cruciale della carriera di John Coltrane. Nei primi mesi del 1957, il sassofonista aveva toccato il fondo, quando la sua grave dipendenza dall’eroina lo aveva fatto cacciare dal quintetto di Miles Davis. Tuttavia dopo essersi disintossicato, Coltrane tornò con fervore ispirato da una lunga residenza estiva con Thelonious Monk al Five Spot Café.
John Coltrane. JAZZ · 1958. Beginning with a phrase that’s among the most famous in modern jazz, Blue Train, which John Coltrane called his favorite recording of his own music, is an unqualified hard bop masterpiece. Recorded in September 1957, this is Coltrane’s first major album as a bandleader (and his only one as a leader for Blue Note ...
1. Mai 1997 · Coltrane was actually under contract to another label (Prestige) when he recorded Blue Train for Blue Note. Re-issue audio producer Michael Cuscuna explains that, "In late 1956 or early 1957, before he signed with Prestige, Coltrane went up to Blue Note’s offices to ask Alfred Lion for some Sidney Bechet albums. He and Alfred talked about a ...
9. Okt. 2012 · Maybe it’s the blueness of the cover, or its chamber-like sound, but John Coltrane’s Blue Train, like Miles Davis’s Kind of Blue, frequently puts listeners in a reflective mood. The cover photo of Blue Train, Coltrane’s second album as a leader and the only recording he made for Blue Note, shows the saxophonist seemingly deep in thought, his face, arms and shoulders, and the mouthpiece ...
