Interplay, by John Coltrane

Interplay

by John Coltrane

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Bruce Grossman This is the second part of the Complete Prestige Recordings.

Jonathan Pryor I can't believe there aren't more Coltrane fans supporting this recording. Wtelf is wrong with you people?!

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1.	Just You, Just Me (Album Version) 09:29	info	buy track
2.	Tenor Conclave (Album Version) 11:04	info	buy track
3.	How Deep Is The Ocean (Album Version) 15:06	info	buy track
4.	Bob's Boys (Album Version) 08:21	info	buy track
5.	Anatomy (Album Version) 11:55	info	buy track
6.	Interplay (Album Version) 09:41	info	buy track
7.	Light Blue (Album Version) 07:49	info	buy track
8.	Soul Eyes 17:32		buy track
9.	C.T.A. 04:43		buy track
10.	Eclypso 07:57		buy track
11.	Solacium 09:10		buy track
12.	Minor Mishap 07:26		buy track
13.	Tommy's Time 11:57		buy track
14.	Dakar 07:09		buy track
15.	Mary's Blues 06:47		buy track
16.	Route 4 06:55		buy track
17.	Velvet Scene 04:54		buy track
18.	Witches' Pit 06:42		buy track
19.	Cat Walk 07:12		buy track
20.	Cattin' 07:22		buy track
21.	Anatomy 08:52		buy track
22.	Vodka 09:06		buy track
23.	Sunday 06:58		buy track
24.	Dealin' ( Take 1) 10:01		buy track
25.	Dealin' (Take 2) 10:16		buy track
26.	Wheelin' (Take 1) 10:26		buy track
27.	Wheelin' (Take 2) 11:22		buy track
28.	Robin's Nest 15:33		buy track
29.	Things Ain't What They Used To Be 08:24		buy track
30.	Lyresto 05:45		buy track
31.	Why Was I Born? 03:13		buy track
32.	Freight Trane 07:22		buy track
33.	I Never Knew 07:06		buy track
34.	Big Paul 14:04		buy track

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released January 1, 2007

2007, © 2007 Concord Music Group, Inc.

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John Coltrane New York, New York

Perhaps the most relentlessly exploratory artist in jazz history, John Coltrane (1926–1967) always sought to take his music further, in what he viewed as a spiritual quest. Though his career was relatively short, Coltrane proved to be one of the most significant and influential figures in modern music, constantly pushing the boundaries of sound, harmony and technique. ... more