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Happy 100th Birthday John Coltrane! His Music, Performed by Him and by Sonny Fortune, Bobby Watson, Stanley Turrentine, and Others
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- John Coltrane "Blue Train" from Blue Train (Blue Note) 00:00
- David Murray "Giant Steps" from Octet Plays Trane (Justin Time) 18:00
- John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman "Autumn Serenade" from John Coltrane And Johnny Hartman (Impulse!) 35:26
- Joel Ross "Equinox" from Nublues (Blue Note) 39:36
- Elvin Jones "Dear Lord" from Tribute To John Coltrane: A Love Supreme (Columbia) 48:15
- Sonny Fortune "Africa" from In The Spirit Of John Coltrane (Shanachie) 54:44
- Branford Marsalis with Dianne Reeves "My One And Only Love" from Dedicated To You (Blue Note) 1:03:45
- Stanley Turrentine "Impressions" from Sugar (CTI) 1:07:27
- John Coltrane "Greensleeves" from Africa Brass Vol. 1 And 2 (Impulse!) 1:21:25
- Giacomo Gates "Lady Day And John Coltrane" from The Revolution Will Be Jazz: The Music Of Gil Scott-Heron (Savant) 1:40:49
- Ravi Coltrane "26-2" from Mad 6 (Eighty-Eights/Columbia) 1:45:48
- Roy Hargrove "Bemsha Swing" from Munchin' (Muse) 1:50:52
- Kenny Garrett "Alabama" from Pursuance: The Music Of John Coltrane (Warner Bros) 2:01:41
- Bobby Watson "Mr. P.C." from Perpetual Groove (Red Record) 2:07:43
- Abbey Lincoln "Afro Blue" from Abbey Is Blue (Riverside) 2:16:57
- Jeff Parker "Miles' Mode" from Miles' Mode (Single) (International Anthem) 2:20:11
- John McLaughlin and Carlos Santana "A Love Supreme" from Love Devotion Surrender (Columbia) 2:32:20
- Frank Gambale "Lazy Bird" from A Guitar Supreme: Giant Steps In Fusion Guitar (Various Artists) (Compilation) (Tone Center) 2:39:47
- John Coltrane "My Favorite Things (Live)" from Evenings At The Village Gate: John Coltrane With Eric Dolphy (Live) (UMe/Impulse!) 2:48:31
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