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| Management number | 205571504 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $107.60 | Model Number | 205571504 | ||
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Title: Jazz Raga Spiritual Exploration Of The Two Greatest Melodic Creators On The Planet
Artist: Coltrane, John / Shankar, Ravi
Label: El Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929337930
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2025-07-18
Number of Discs: 3
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT
Three CD collection focussing on the spiritual explorations of the two greatest melodic creators on the planet. John Coltrane played tenor on Miles Davis' monumental 'Kind of Blue', an album that was a template for the style of modal improvisation to which he would devote himself in the fertile early 60s. A period which would culminate in his career masterpiece 'A Love Supreme'. The modal approach freed Coltrane to improvise with limitless invention on a sensual carpet of sound and bore immediate (if highly controversial) fruit with 'My Favorite Things', his expansive meditation on the popular song from 'The Sound of Music'. But success in itself did not satisfy Coltrane. He had encountered the music of Ravi Shankar and became entranced by it's serenity; a quality he longed to find in his own work. Eventually the two men met and liked each other enormously. Ravi saw much of himself in Coltrane; he admired that the saxophonist had overcome heroin addition, become a vegetarian, taken to reading Ramakrishna, and had committed himself to a rigorous regime of practice and study. They discussed Indian classical music and the possibility of recording an album together but their plans came to nothing as Coltrane tragically succumbed to liver cancer shortly before they were due to meet again.
Tracks:
1.1 John Coltrane-My Favorite Things
1.2 John Coltrane-Countdown
1.3 John Coltrane-Naima
1.4 Miles Davis (With John Coltrane)-Teo
1.5 John Coltrane Quartet ; Orchestra-Greensleeves
1.6 John Coltrane-Aisha
1.7 John Coltrane Quartette-Out of This World
1.8 John Coltranetunji (Toon-Gee)
1.9 John Coltranemr. Day
1.10 John Coltrane-Every Time We Say Goodbye
2.1 John Coltrane-India
2.2 John Coltrane-Impressions
2.3 John Coltrane-Spiritual
2.4 Ravi Shankar-Ahir Bhairav
2.5 Ravi Shankar-Simhendra Madhyamam
2.6 Ravi Shankar-Maru-Bihag
3.1 Ravi Shankar-Hamsadhwani
3.2 Ravi Shankar-Dhun Kafi (Spring Season)
3.3 Ravi Shankar-Ramkali
3.4 Ravi Shankar-Raag Charu Keshi
3.5 Ravi Shankar-Raag Rageshri
Artist: Coltrane, John / Shankar, Ravi
Label: El Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929337930
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2025-07-18
Number of Discs: 3
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT
Three CD collection focussing on the spiritual explorations of the two greatest melodic creators on the planet. John Coltrane played tenor on Miles Davis' monumental 'Kind of Blue', an album that was a template for the style of modal improvisation to which he would devote himself in the fertile early 60s. A period which would culminate in his career masterpiece 'A Love Supreme'. The modal approach freed Coltrane to improvise with limitless invention on a sensual carpet of sound and bore immediate (if highly controversial) fruit with 'My Favorite Things', his expansive meditation on the popular song from 'The Sound of Music'. But success in itself did not satisfy Coltrane. He had encountered the music of Ravi Shankar and became entranced by it's serenity; a quality he longed to find in his own work. Eventually the two men met and liked each other enormously. Ravi saw much of himself in Coltrane; he admired that the saxophonist had overcome heroin addition, become a vegetarian, taken to reading Ramakrishna, and had committed himself to a rigorous regime of practice and study. They discussed Indian classical music and the possibility of recording an album together but their plans came to nothing as Coltrane tragically succumbed to liver cancer shortly before they were due to meet again.
Tracks:
1.1 John Coltrane-My Favorite Things
1.2 John Coltrane-Countdown
1.3 John Coltrane-Naima
1.4 Miles Davis (With John Coltrane)-Teo
1.5 John Coltrane Quartet ; Orchestra-Greensleeves
1.6 John Coltrane-Aisha
1.7 John Coltrane Quartette-Out of This World
1.8 John Coltranetunji (Toon-Gee)
1.9 John Coltranemr. Day
1.10 John Coltrane-Every Time We Say Goodbye
2.1 John Coltrane-India
2.2 John Coltrane-Impressions
2.3 John Coltrane-Spiritual
2.4 Ravi Shankar-Ahir Bhairav
2.5 Ravi Shankar-Simhendra Madhyamam
2.6 Ravi Shankar-Maru-Bihag
3.1 Ravi Shankar-Hamsadhwani
3.2 Ravi Shankar-Dhun Kafi (Spring Season)
3.3 Ravi Shankar-Ramkali
3.4 Ravi Shankar-Raag Charu Keshi
3.5 Ravi Shankar-Raag Rageshri
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