My One And Only Love
Chris Botti - Trumpet
Paula Cole - Vocals
Joshua Redman - Tenor Sax
John Coltrane - Tenor Sax
Johnny Hartman - Vocals
Paula Cole - Vocals
Joshua Redman - Tenor Sax
John Coltrane - Tenor Sax
Johnny Hartman - Vocals
5 Comments:
Ok then, I'll see your Coltrane Standard (actually Guy Wood and Robert Mellin)(don't be impressed, that part I had to look up) and raise you a Mingus Classic.
And while I'm at it, I also raise a glass of Wild Turkey to you as well
:)
I think we've mentioned before that the Coltrane-Hartmann album is one of the most beautiful ever recorded
I wish Coltrane had recorded more stuff like this.
It's like finding out your favorite gospel singer is hotter leaning on a piano emoting 'Birds do it....'
Epa,
I don't remember discussing that, but I agree with you.
I am a Coltrane lover. If my wife and I had had a son, we were going to name him Coltrane, and call him Coal.
I love Coltrane most hardcore/outthere music; the stuff from 1965-67 is my favorite.
However, as you say, it is amazing to find that his album with Johnny Hartman is right up there with the stuff I love the most.
MR,
Check out Chris Botti.
I am a lover of Chuck Mangione.
I'm starting to think I might love Chris Botti' style just as much.
Yep, I remember the conversation because I bought the Coltrane/Hartman album because of it. And have never been sorry.
I like Mangione as well but have never listened to Botti much. So I'll take your advice.
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