Blue Note

Jones Norah: 'Til we meet again/Live 2017 [Digipack / CD]

Rudy Van Gelder-serien! 24 bitar digitalt remastrad.<br/>John Coltranes klassiker - hela sessionen med alternativa tagningar av "Blue train" och "Lazy bird" som bonusspår. Med John Coltrane, Lee Morgan, Curtis Fuller, Kenny Drew, Paul Chambers och Philly Joe Jones. Detta var Coltrane's första fullskaliga mästerverk. Hans känslofulla spel tillsammans med dessa fantastiska musiker skapade magi i skivstudion i september 1957. Ett av Coltrane's bästa album - ett av jazzhistoriens bästa album.

GRAMMY winning singer, songwriter, and pianist Norah Jones' ninth solo studio album Visions is a collaboration with producer and multi-instrumentalist Leon Michels that is introduced today with the official video for the album's lead single "Running." The song was co-written by Jones and Michels and features Norah on vocals, piano, guitar, and bass with Leon on drums and baritone saxophone.<br/> <br/>Visions is a vibrant and joyous 12-song set that finds Jones singing about feeling free, wanting to dance, making it right, and acceptance of what life brings. It's the yang to the yin that was Pick Me Up Off The Floor, Jones' last album of new original songs which was released early in the pandemic lockdown of 2020 and foreshadowed many of the dark emotions of that period.

Frisell Bill: In my dreams 2026 [Digipack / CD]

Cavassa Gabrielle: Diavola [CD]

Brightman Sarah: A winter symphony 2008 [CD]

On September 15, 1957, John Coltrane went into Rudy Van Gelder's living room studio in Hackensack, New Jersey and recorded his first great masterpiece: Blue Train. The fulfillment of a handshake deal Coltrane made with Alfred Lion, it would be the legendary saxophonist's sole session as a leader for Blue Note Records, a locomotive five track album fueled by the bluesy title track that featured a dynamic sextet with Lee Morgan on trumpet, Curtis Fuller on trombone, Kenny Drew on piano, Paul Chambers on bass, and Philly Joe Jones on drums. Blue Train established Coltrane as a force of nature and set him on a course towards becoming one of the most revered and influential jazz artists of all-time.