Mosaic Records is set to release The Complete Sun Ship Session which includes newly discovered and previously unissued alternate takes from one of the final studio sessions by the John Coltrane ...

This elegant contemporary reinvention of 1963 album John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman pairs Marsalis’s post-bop sax with Reeves’ agile vocals, to time-stopping effect ...

The music on this large boxed set contains the studio recordings of one of the great jazz bands of the post-war era, John Coltrane's “Classic Quartet." Featuring Coltrane on tenor and soprano ...

John Coltrane had visited Europe in 1960 as a member of Miles Davis’s band. His run with that band would end soon after that, but the Acrobat label captured that tour on last year’s All of You: The ...

More than 50 years after John Coltrane’s death, Impulse! Records is releasing new music from the jazz legend. The record label had long thought the album to be lost after the tapes it was recorded on ...

This past January, Library of Congress jazz specialist Larry Appelbaum stumbled onto the sole full-length professional recording of a November 1957 collaboration between bebop’s high priest Thelonious ...

When we talk about rock, we talk about bands: Zeppelin, the Who, the Stones. But when we talk about jazz, we tend to talk about individuals: Miles, Monk, Coltrane. On some level, that makes sense: If ...

The sax star turned his back on fame to embrace free jazz. Caught on a tape machine hidden in an overcoat, newly revealed recordings show how he did it ...

"I remember sitting with a doctor at the bar," says Lefton. "So at the end of the first set, he wants to go say hello to [bassist] Jimmy Garrison, and I follow him as he goes backstage." Garrison wasn ...

The improbable new release by John Coltrane, Both Directions at Once: The Lost Album, arrives with the excitement of a rare celestial event. A small trove of previously unissued studio material ...

Ahead of John Coltrane’s centennial, listen deeply to his 1965 spiritual jazz masterpiece as 11 writers and musicians reflect on this enduring work.

On March 6, 1963, John Coltrane and his quartet arrived at Van Gelder Studios in New Jersey to record an album. It was a busy time for the group, which featured pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Jimmy ...