Title: Don't miss this one
Product review: He's good at it, too. Not what you're used to hearing from John Coltrane, but that doesn't make it bad by any stretch of the imagination. In fact, Coltrane could make an entire career of playing music like this. "Blues to Elvin" is a swingin' good time, "Blues to Brechet" features Trane playing soprano sax, which is always excellent; and "Mr. Syms" has the best melody on the album, as well as a fine piano solo; "Mr. Knight" gives Coltrane a lot of room to stretch out on that tenor sax, and he makes it excellent. A couple of the songs don't quite make the cut ("Blues to You"; "Mr. Day") - neither are horrendous, but both have a secondhand feel. No, it's not an insanely creative masterpiece like A Love Supreme. Nor is it the traditionalist triumph My Favorite Things. Try to find it, though. It's good.
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