Downbeat Magazine jazz critic Ira Gitler used the phrase "sheets of sound" to describe this musician's work, which first appears in the liner notes for a 1958 album of his; an
Downbeat Magazine jazz critic Ira Gitler used the phrase "sheets of sound" to describe this musician's work, which first appears in the liner notes for a 1958 album of his; and he modified the two-five-one progression to move by thirds in his namesake "changes". Songs like "Lazy Bird" and "I'm Old Fashioned" appear on his first solo album for Blue Note Records, 1957's Blue Train. He backed Theolonius Monk at the legendary Five Spot gig in 1957, and was integral part of the recording sessions with Miles Davis for Milestones and Kind of Blue. For 10 points, name this tenor saxophonist whose albums include Giant Steps, Live at Birdland, and A Love Supreme.
Downbeat Magazine jazz critic Ira Gitler used the phrase "sheets of sound" to describe this musician's work, which first appears in the liner notes for a 1958 album of his; and he modified the two-five-one progression to move by thirds in his namesake "changes".
John {Coltrane}