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Conrad Herwig: The Latin Side of John Coltrane

Read "The Latin Side of John Coltrane" reviewed by Douglas Payne


A great idea beautifully executed by New York trombonist Conrad Herwig. The trombonist/arranger/musical director chooses Coltrane's most accessible material from a period that arguably spawned his best, most memorable work (1958-1964), devised simple, exploratory frameworks for each (recalling veteran Chico O'Farrill), then assembled an outstanding collection of musicians. In addition to Herwig's sinewy trombone, there's Brian ...

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The Latin Side Of John Coltrane

Label: Double-Time Records
Released: 1996


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