A Love Supreme-Jhon Coltrane
$29.00
The record
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Title: John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
Year/Genre/Sub-Genre/City: 1965, Jazz, Modal Jazz Spiritual Jazz, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 9/26
Condition: New, Black Swirls Vinyl (BC) | Members: John C (26ā - 67ā) | Producer: Bob Thiele
Cultural Facts:
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Personal Struggle: Coltrane battled heroin and alcohol dependence during the 1950s and was fired from Miles Davisās group during that difficult period. After getting clean in 1957, he described experiencing a spiritual awakening and began treating music increasingly as a form of devotion rather than simply a career.
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Private Prayer: A Love Supreme grew directly from that spiritual transformation. Coltrane included a written devotional poem in the albumās notes and described the work as an offering of gratitude, making one of jazzās most famous records inseparable from his recovery and faith.
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Hidden Message: On the closing movement, āPsalm,ā Coltrane essentially plays the words of his written prayer on saxophone, matching musical phrases to the syllables of the poem. What sounds like a free instrumental meditation is secretly a wordless recitation.
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