John Coltrane : Vinyl StoryJohn Coltrane was probably the most influential jazz musician since Charlie Parker, so great was his authority in the fields of harmony, melody and form, yet only a few fellow saxophonists, like Wayne Shorter, succeeded in assimilating his teachings, while there were many who lacked the resource and talent to do little more than try and copy him. The recordings collected here show Coltrane's meteoric rise to stardom, earning the recognition of all his

Big Beast (Feat

Hot Disco - Madmadmad

An Odd Interlude - 12 Ensemble

Magpie - Caribou

Prelude to the Afternoon of a Sexually Aroused Gas Mask - The Mothers of Invention (3

Naive - The Kooks (3

Sucker Row - Mark Knopfler

Black Sabbath - Andrew Hill (6

The finality – as it then seemed – of the Bunnymen was all the worse for the nagging sense that they hadn’t so much faded away as burned out before their time

End of the Line - Horizon Ignited

a blast of fury mixed with hard won self-acceptance

some (like Royal) even for decades