Title: The Prestige 50th Ann. Ed. is a winner all around
Product review: I was introduced to jazz by friends who touted Coltrane as the beginning and end of sax mastery and I almost dropped out of jazz until I came upon "Sax Colussus". I have the Prestige 50th Anniversary Special Commemorative Edition and for the record, the sound quality on this album is so rich that when you close your eyes you can almost slip back in time into the recording studio. St. Thomas is a classic that belongs in any collection but signature pieces like "Strode Rode" and the ultra cool "Moritat" (Doug Watkins bass is great on this one [although Tommy Flanagan's piano does sound a bit "subdued" or "muffled") make this album a gem in any sized jazz collection.
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