The History of the Albums - n° 165
[I invite you to read my previous reviews on John Coltrane, listed below, in order to better understand his life and this one]. Although he had already proved so much in the 50s, John Coltrane mainly built his legend in the 60s, going from young prodigy to avant-garde genius. There is no doubt that John Coltrane is probably the jazzman who benefited the most from the metamorphosis of jazz at the turn of the decade. Not only did he fine-tune his ... read more
My Favorite Things - 5/5 ❤
Everytime We Say Goodbye - 5/5 ❤
Summertime - 4/5
But Not for Me - 5/5 ❤
A really pretty collection of hypnotic jazz jams. I really love the piano playing by McCoy Tyner, it adds a beautiful and almost whimsical aspect to the album. The title track is a masterpiece, obviously, the rest of it was nice but sort of blended together. Good stuff nonetheless!!
1 | My Favorite Things 13:46 | 94 |
2 | Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye 5:44 | 93 |
3 | Summertime 11:37 | 89 |
4 | But Not for Me 9:38 | 92 |