Title: one of the basic Coltrane's albums
Product review: This is in my view one of the basic Coltrane's albums. From 1957 to 1958, John Coltrane try to find his style from Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk. Standard Coltrane, to be fair, is a fruit that is rewarded. A fascinating compilations for early sight and sound of young Coltrane's talent. Above all, 'Spring is here' is to become another of Coltrane's favorite standards. And This is a hugely thoughtful and technically adroit reading, ranging without strain across two and a half octaves. The album is an intense spiritual and thoughtful re-construction.
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