Title: The most melodic jazz musician
Product review: Don't mind other reviews that place Rollins at at position behind Coltrane and Miles in skill and relative importance. Rollins, who is far too different stylistically from Coltrane and Miles to compare, has been utterly successful at producing the most melodic and thematic jazz of its history. "Saxophone Colossus" is a MASTERPIECE, and without a doubt is as perfect a jazz album as "Kind of Blue" or "Blue Train." Each song contributes proportionally to produce a versatile, impressing, and beautiful album. For those who would like to get into jazz, they should first delve into this Rollins album even before "Kind of Blue", because patience is required for jazz, but less so for Rollins and than for Miles. I also recommend the film about Rollins that goes by the same title.
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