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LP Record My Favourite Things is a key element of Coltrane's discography. He already had several recordings for Atlantic Records under his belt, but these were made with hired musicians and presented 'Trane' within the accepted hard bop genre, although he was making great strides in his playing and harmonic exploration. Here, however, he recorded the first album with his new musicians, McCoy Tyner and Elvin Jones (Steve Davis, although perfectly capable, was just the first in a line of bassists Coltrane worked his way through before meeting Jimmy Garrison). The music created for this album at the end of 1960 was fundamentally different from what had come before, as Coltrane forged his own path, moving on from his last collaborator, Miles Davis.

LP Record - limited collector's edition in a six-panel digipack with a detailed booklet - classic album with a new cover by a legendary jazz photographer - digitally remastered - + 11 bonus tracks.

LP Record LP, 180g limited edition solid yellow vinyl.

LP Record Gramophone record, LP format.

LP Record - From the album "Monk Movements"

LP Record - On the album "Monk Meditations" (Batiste Piano Series, Vol. 3), multiple Grammy and Oscar-winning artist Jon Batiste expands on his craft.

LP Record - Preach Brother! is an album by American saxophonist Don Wilkerson recorded in 1962.

LP Record The unique style of the great Nina Simone encompassed a wide range of musical genres, including jazz, blues, folk, R&B, gospel, pop, and classical music. This collection features some of her finest interpretations of jazz ballads and blues. As a bonus, it includes one of Simone's most significant hits, "My Baby Just Cares for Me".

LP Record When "Forbidden Fruit" was released on the Colpix label in 1961, Nina Simone's popularity was only just beginning to grow, reaching its peak several years later. She was only 28, but her amazing voice was already fully developed, making it easy to predict a long career that would establish her as one of the most important singers in jazz history. In the years that followed, her music and her commitment to the Civil Rights Movement would catapult her into the ranks of the most influential figures in African-American music. Even on the album "Forbidden Fruit", she reveals herself as a stunning interpreter and a formidable pianist.

LP Record Miles Davis's Kind of Blue is one of the most influential jazz albums of all time. Released in 1959, the album features Davis on trumpet alongside John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderley, Bill Evans, and Wynton Kelly. The album was recorded in a single session, with the musicians improvising over melodic sketches provided by Davis. The album's influence can be heard in the work of later jazz musicians, as well as in other musical genres. Kind of Blue is often cited as the first jazz album to feature modal jazz, a style of jazz that avoids chord progressions in favour of scale-based melodies.

LP Record Little Girl Blue (also known as My Baby Just Cares for Me), presented here in both stereo and a rare mono version, was Nina Simone's debut album and her very first studio recording. At twenty-five years old, she achieved enormous success with it, launching a fabulous career during which she recorded over 80 studio albums. It includes timeless classics like "I Loves You Porgy" and "My Baby Just Cares For Me".

LP Record Lady In Satin is Billie Holiday's last great hit and her penultimate album. Although several live recordings were made after this Columbia album, and she even recorded a second album with Ray Ellis for MGM, none were as enduring as Lady in Satin. Indeed, Billie herself loved this album. Most jazz fans consider Lady in Satin to be Billie Holiday's last great work. The album was included in the book "1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die".

LP Record The selection of titles lets you hear the trumpeter in various tunings.

LP Record With the album Saxophone Colossus, Sonny Rollins finally achieved the widespread recognition he deserved as a central figure in the jazz world. Until this release, music critics had not taken Rollins seriously, even though his peers already knew he was one of the new influential forces on the jazz scene. The 1956 album Saxophone Colossus inspired critics to write academic papers; fans celebrated Rollins's creativity, his humour, and his outstanding ballads. The tenor saxophonist is accompanied by Tommy Flanagan on piano, Doug Watkins on double bass, and Max Roach on drums.

LP Record Whether the Village Vanguard group could have surpassed or built upon its June 1961 successes is a matter of speculation. Evans continued to make great music for almost two decades, but he must have known deep down that his peak was behind him." – PENGUIN GUIDE TO JAZZ "Unfortunately, this is the last testament of the group, which was cut short by the sudden death of Scott LaFaro just a few days after these recordings. Waltz for Debby is one of those albums where you can discover something new with every listen." – JAZZ MAGAZINE.