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Name:John Coltrane 24 Bit Vinyl Pack

Infohash: 1464351671C0AB9044231F426108B20C87A53872

Total Size: 8.48 GB

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Last Updated: 2018-10-02 03:41:16 (Update Now)

Torrent added: 2013-05-18 19:34:33






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John Coltrane - Crescent (Size: 8.48 GB) (Files: 158)

 John Coltrane - Crescent

  C1 - Lonnie's Lament.flac

231.87 MB

  B2 - Bessie's Blues.flac

75.74 MB

  D1 - The Drum Thing.flac

142.11 MB

  Thumb.jpg

14.75 KB

  info.txt

4.16 KB

  A1 - Crescent.flac

182.59 MB

  B1 - Wise One.flac

182.82 MB

  Artwork

   Front_Cover.jpg

232.33 KB

 John Coltrane - Expression 1967

  A1 Ogunde.flac

68.58 MB

  A2 To Be.flac

312.20 MB

  B2 Expression.flac

221.99 MB

  folder.jpg

155.83 KB

  track.txt

1.49 KB

  B1 Offering.flac

174.36 MB

  covers

   Side A.jpg

1.37 MB

   Front.jpg

8.74 MB

   Side B.jpg

1.36 MB

   Gatefold.jpg

15.40 MB

   Back.jpg

8.92 MB

 John Coltrane - Blue Train 1958

  track.txt

1.90 KB

  folder.jpg

53.08 KB

  05 Lazy Bird.flac

159.37 MB

  02 Moment's Notice.flac

208.19 MB

  03 Locomotion.flac

168.38 MB

  04 I'm Old Fashioned.flac

168.66 MB

  01 Blue Train.flac

241.79 MB

  artwork

   Side B.jpg

681.28 KB

   Side C.jpg

658.91 KB

   Side A.jpg

663.23 KB

   Side D.jpg

640.94 KB

   Back.jpg

1.31 MB

   Front.jpg

689.12 KB

   Orig. Front.jpg

898.58 KB

 John Coltrane - Giant Steps 1959

  B2 Naima.flac

42.33 MB

  A4 Spiral.flac

63.21 MB

  A3 Countdown.flac

25.88 MB

  B3 Mr. P.C..flac

76.65 MB

  label.jpg

128.50 KB

  folder.jpg

161.73 KB

  track.txt

1.76 KB

  A2 Cousin Mary.flac

63.83 MB

  B1 Syeeda's Song Flute.flac

75.88 MB

  A1 Giant Steps.flac

52.96 MB

  _artwork

   Back.jpg

2.27 MB

   Side 2.jpg

225.55 KB

   Front.jpg

1.48 MB

   Side 1.jpg

223.12 KB

 John Coltrane - My Favorite Things

  John Coltrane - My Favorite Things.m3u

0.11 KB

  B1 - Summertime.flac

234.40 MB

  B2 - But Not for Me.flac

195.46 MB

  John Coltrane - My Favorite Things.cue

0.58 KB

  A1 - My Favorite Things.flac

274.92 MB

  Info.txt

0.70 KB

  A2 - Everytime We Say Goodbye.flac

109.03 MB

  Artwork

   John Coltrane - My Favorite Things (front).jpg

541.23 KB

   John Coltrane - My Favorite Things (back).jpg

801.46 KB

   John Coltrane - My Favorite Things (Label B).jpg

662.16 KB

   John Coltrane - My Favorite Things (Label A).jpg

712.00 KB

 John Coltrane - A Love Supreme - 24-96

  1.Acknowledgement.flac

171.57 MB

  3.Persuance.flac

234.42 MB

  John Coltrane - A Love Supreme.m3u

0.07 KB

  artist.jpg

14.52 KB

  2.Resolution.flac

165.70 MB

  Front.jpg

19.51 KB

  4.Psalm.flac

151.19 MB

  Info.txt

3.04 KB

  artwork

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   A Love Supreme - inside.jpg

0.99 MB

   A Love Supreme - back.jpg

511.94 KB

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674.96 KB

   A Love Supreme - front.jpg

441.38 KB

 John Coltrane - Impressions (Mono Impulse!)

  Dynamic Range Analysis.txt

0.86 KB

  B2 After The Rain.flac

40.05 MB

  B1 Impressions.flac

170.23 MB

  A1 India.flac

155.96 MB

  Info.txt

0.96 KB

  A2 Up 'Gainst The Wall.flac

36.08 MB

  Kel bazar is now on facebook.txt

0.04 KB

  Make a donation.txt

0.16 KB

  Kel bazar's rip.txt

0.38 KB

  Covers

   Artist.jpg

1.08 MB

   Front.jpg

501.76 KB

   2.jpg

728.23 KB

   Disc.jpg

659.09 KB

   Back.jpg

486.49 KB

 John Coltrane - Ballads [ORG DoLP 45 rpm][24-96

  A1 - Say It (Over And Over Again).flac

81.97 MB

  B1 - Too Young To Go Steady.flac

83.25 MB

  A2 - You Don't Know What Love Is.flac

104.42 MB

  000d3a79.jpeg

85.78 KB

  B2 - All Or Nothing At All.flac

74.98 MB

  000d3a7f.jpeg

88.88 KB

  john-coltrane-ballads-34.jpg

62.75 KB

  [AllCDCovers]_john_coltrane_ballads_remastered_1995_retail_cd-back.jpg

278.77 KB

  john-coltrane-ballads-31.jpg

88.67 KB

  john-coltrane-ballads-32.jpg

112.75 KB

  C1 - I Wish I Knew.flac

91.74 MB

  John Coltrane Quartet - Ballads.m3u

0.26 KB

  john-coltrane-ballads-30.jpg

83.96 KB

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94.86 KB

  John Coltrane Quartet - Ballads.cue

1.12 KB

  D2 - Nancy (With The Laughing Face).flac

59.27 MB

  D1 - It's Easy To Remember.flac

53.37 MB

  C2 - What's New.flac

73.96 MB

  Info.txt

0.58 KB

 1962 - John Coltrane - Coltrane Plays The Blues

  dr.txt

0.96 KB

  B2 - Mr. Syms.flac

106.70 MB

  A3 - Blues To You.flac

133.39 MB

  A2 - Blues To Bechet.flac

116.04 MB

  A1 - Blues To Elvin.flac

157.64 MB

  B1 - Mr. Day.flac

161.93 MB

  Coltrane Plays the Blues.m3u

0.13 KB

  Coltrane Plays the Blues.cue

0.74 KB

  B3 - Mr. Knight.flac

149.29 MB

  Info.txt

0.70 KB

  1962 - John Coltrane - Coltrane Plays The Blues.jpg

146.67 KB

  Artwork

   John Coltrane - Plays The Blues (back).jpg

790.76 KB

   John Coltrane - Plays The Blues (label_A).jpg

637.73 KB

   John Coltrane - Plays The Blues (label_B).jpg

709.19 KB

   John Coltrane - Plays The Blues (front).jpg

568.89 KB

 John Coltrane - Coltrane ( Impulse ABC ) Vinyl rip in 24-bit96kHz

  B3 Miles' Mode.flac

154.22 MB

  Info.txt

1.07 KB

  A1 Out of This World.flac

296.15 MB

  A2 Soul Eyes_.flac

96.97 MB

  B2 Tunji.flac

127.27 MB

  B1 The Inch Worm.flac

137.44 MB

  Covers

   Front.jpg

350.74 KB

   B.jpg

337.28 KB

   Back.jpg

997.04 KB

   Cover.jpg

1.26 MB

   Disc.jpg

328.54 KB

   Gatefold.jpg

2.55 MB

 John Coltrane - Coltrane's Sound (1964) [flac] {Rhino 180g LP; HiRes}

  Info.txt

3.46 KB

  Coltrane's Sound.m3u

0.15 KB

  B3 - Satellite.flac

110.52 MB

  A3 - Liberia.flac

130.26 MB

  B1 - Body and Soul.flac

106.33 MB

  A2 - Central Park West.flac

77.33 MB

  A1 - The Night Has A Thousand Eyes.flac

134.59 MB

  B2 - Equinox.flac

160.84 MB

  001d1d0f.jpeg

201.04 KB

  Coltrane's Sound.cue

0.81 KB

  Artwork

   John Coltane - Coltrane's Sound (front).jpg

924.52 KB

   John Coltane - Coltrane's Sound (label_A).jpg

799.89 KB

   John Coltane - Coltrane's Sound (back).jpg

832.53 KB

   John Coltane - Coltrane's Sound (label_B).jpg

744.19 KB

 John Coltrane - Interstellar Space (Impulse! Records) Vinyl rip in 24 Bit 96 Khz

  A1 Mars.flac

230.69 MB

  B1 Jupiter.flac

114.05 MB

  info.txt

0.34 KB

  B2 Saturn.flac

240.53 MB

  Front.jpg

269.66 KB

  Ripping Equipment.txt

0.38 KB

  A2 Venus.flac

166.75 MB

  Artworks

   Cover.jpg

575.58 KB

   Front.jpg

269.66 KB

   Disc.jpg

329.20 KB

   Back.jpg

601.62 KB

   Artist.jpg

1.49 MB

   2.jpg

307.90 KB
 

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John Coltrane 24 Bit Vinyl Pack

Genre: Jazz, Classical
Styles: Avant-Garde Jazz, Free Jazz, Hard Bop, Post-Bop
Source: Vinyl
Codec: FLAC
Bit Rates: 2,800 - 3,100 kbps
Bits Per Sample: 24
Sample Rate: 96,000 Hz

A Love Supreme
Ballads
Blue Train
Coltrane
Coltrane Plays the Blues
Coltranes Sound
Crescent
Expression
Giant Stops
Impressions
Interstellar Space
My Favorite Things

Despite a relatively brief career (he first came to notice as a sideman at age 29 in 1955, formally launched a solo career at 33 in 1960, and was dead at 40 in 1967), saxophonist John Coltrane was among the most important, and most controversial, figures in jazz. It seems amazing that his period of greatest activity was so short, not only because he recorded prolifically, but also because, taking advantage of his fame, the record companies that recorded him as a sideman in the 1950s frequently reissued those recordings under his name and there has been a wealth of posthumously released material as well. Since Coltrane was a protean player who changed his style radically over the course of his career, this has made for much confusion in his discography and in appreciations of his playing. There remains a critical divide between the adherents of his earlier, more conventional (if still highly imaginative) work and his later, more experimental work. No one, however, questions Coltranes almost religious commitment to jazz or doubts his significance in the history of the music.

Coltrane was the son of John R. Coltrane, a tailor and amateur musician, and Alice (Blair) Coltrane. Two months after his birth, his maternal grandfather, the Reverend William Blair, was promoted to presiding elder in the A.M.E. Zion Church and moved his family, including his infant grandson, to High Point, NC, where Coltrane grew up. Shortly after he graduated from grammar school in 1939, his father, his grandparents, and his uncle died, leaving him to be raised in a family consisting of his mother, his aunt, and his cousin. His mother worked as a domestic to support the family. The same year, he joined a community band in which he played clarinet and E flat alto horn; he took up the alto saxophone in his high school band. During World War II, his mother, aunt, and cousin moved north to New Jersey to seek work, leaving him with family friends; in 1943, when he graduated from high school, he too headed north, settling in Philadelphia. Eventually, the family was reunited there.

While taking jobs outside music, Coltrane briefly attended the Ornstein School of Music and studied at Granoff Studios. He also began playing in local clubs. In 1945, he was drafted into the navy and stationed in Hawaii. He never saw combat, but he continued to play music and, in fact, made his first recording with a quartet of other sailors on July 13, 1946. A performance of Tadd Damerons Hot House, it was released in 1993 on the Rhino Records anthology The Last Giant. Coltrane was discharged in the summer of 1946 and returned to Philadelphia. That fall, he began playing in the Joe Webb Band. In early 1947, he switched to the King Kolax Band. During the year, he switched from alto to tenor saxophone. One account claims that this was as the result of encountering alto saxophonist Charlie Parker and feeling the better-known musician had exhausted the possibilities on the instrument; another says that the switch occurred simply because Coltrane next joined a band led by Eddie Cleanhead Vinson, who was an alto player, forcing Coltrane to play tenor. He moved on to Jimmy Heaths band in mid-1948, staying with the band, which evolved into the Howard McGhee All Stars until early 1949, when he returned to Philadelphia. That fall, he joined a big band led by Dizzy Gillespie, remaining until the spring of 1951, by which time the band had been trimmed to a septet. On March 1, 1951, he took his first solo on record during a performance of We Love to Boogie with Gillespie.

At some point during this period, Coltrane became a heroin addict, which made him more difficult to employ. He played with various bands, mostly around Philadelphia, during the early 50s, his next important job coming in the spring of 1954, when Johnny Hodges, temporarily out of the Duke Ellington band, hired him. But he was fired because of his addiction in September 1954. He returned to Philadelphia, where he was playing, when he was hired by Miles Davis a year later. His association with Davis was the big break that finally established him as an important jazz musician. Davis, a former drug addict himself, had kicked his habit and gained recognition at the Newport Jazz Festival in July 1955, resulting in a contract with Columbia Records and the opportunity to organize a permanent band, which, in addition to him and Coltrane, consisted of pianist Red Garland, bassist Paul Chambers, and drummer Philly Joe Jones. This unit immediately began to record extensively, not only because of the Columbia contract, but also because Davis had signed with the major label before fulfilling a deal with jazz independent Prestige Records that still had five albums to run. The trumpeters Columbia debut, Round About Midnight, which he immediately commenced recording, did not appear until March 1957. The first fruits of his association with Coltrane came in April 1956 with the release of The New Miles Davis Quintet (aka Miles), recorded for Prestige on November 16, 1955. During 1956, in addition to his recordings for Columbia, Davis held two marathon sessions for Prestige to fulfill his obligation to the label, which released the material over a period of time under the titles Cookin (1957), Relaxin (1957), Workin (1958), and Steamin (1961).

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