| Miles Davis - Fran-Dance (1960) |
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| This remarkable two-CD set features John Coltrane with the Miles Davis Quintet just a short time before 'Trane went out on his own. Davis sounds inspired by his star tenor and although Coltrane was reportedly bored with the repertoire ("On Green Dolphin Street," "All Blues," "Fran-Dance," "Walkin'" and two versions of "So What"), he is at his most explorative throughout this often-stunning music. In addition, the rhythm section (pianist Wynton Kelly, bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Jimmy Cobb) had been together for two years and is really tight. Although currently out of print, it is well worth any foot work that may be needed in order to acquire it. This highly recommended set also includes a brief interview with Coltrane from this period. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide (4 1/2) Original album contents: Disc 1 : 1. So What (M. Davis) 15:19 2. On Green Dolphin Street (Washington-Kaper) 13:39 3. All Blues - Theme (M. Davis) 17:12 4. Interview with John Coltrane 6:14 5. So What (M. Davis) 10:49 6. Fran Dance (M. Davis) 7:28 Disc 2 : 1. Walkin' (R. Carpenter) - Theme 17:21 |