One album by this artist is a four-piece suite comprising "Resloution," "Pursuance," and "Psalm," as well as the opening piece, "Acknowledgement," in which the album's titular three-word phrase is repeated as a mantra.
One album by this artist is a four-piece suite comprising "Resloution," "Pursuance," and "Psalm," as well as the opening piece, "Acknowledgement," in which the album's titular three-word phrase is repeated as a mantra. That album exemplifies this artist's signature "sheets of sound" style, developed after he worked in Miles Davis's first quintet. His biggest hit was a rendition of "My Favorite Things," which came a year after his first album of original songs, which included "Naima" and the title track, "Giant Steps." FTP name this great jazz saxophonist behind "A Love Supreme" and albums like Blue Train.
One album by this artist is a four-piece suite comprising "Resloution," "Pursuance," and "Psalm," as well as the opening piece, "Acknowledgement," in which the album's titular three-word phrase is repeated as a mantra.
John Coltrane