Records, for whom he recorded an album featuring an eponymous poem in the liner notes whose words he mimicked on his instrument.
This man's albums Kulu Se Mama and Ascension fueled the rise of Impulse! Records, for whom he recorded an album featuring an eponymous poem in the liner notes whose words he mimicked on his instrument. This artist substituted a chord progression based on cycles of the major third over old standards, a technique known as his namesake "changes," on an album that included the ballad (*) "Naima." Five years later, he released a more spiritual album that includes movements like "Acknowledgement" and "Psalm" and features a mantra-like repetition of its title. For 10 points, name this jazz saxophonist whose discography includes Giant Steps and A Love Supreme.
This man's albums Kulu Se Mama and Ascension fueled the rise of Impulse!
John {Coltrane} [accept {Trane}, I suppose]