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(#1) A Love Supreme
- 1965
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(#2) Blue Train
- 1957
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(#3) Giant Steps
- 1959
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(#4) My Favorite Things
- 1961
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(#5) Crescent
- 1964
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(#6) Olé Coltrane
- 1961
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(#7) Africa/Brass
- 1961
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(#8) Impressions
- 1963
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(#9) Duke Ellington & John Coltrane
- 1963
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(#10) Ballads
- 1963
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(#11) Ascension
- 1966
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(#12) Meditations
- 1966
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(#13) Soultrane
- 1958
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(#14) Coltrane
- 1962
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(#15) Coltrane's Sound
- 1964
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(#16) Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane
- 1961
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(#17) The John Coltrane Quartet Plays
- 1965
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(#18) Sun Ship
- 1971
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(#19) Lush Life
- 1961
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(#20) Coltrane Plays the Blues
- 1962
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(#21) Coltrane Jazz
- 1960
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(#22) First Meditations (for quartet)
- 1977
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(#23) John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman
- 1963
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(#24) Interstellar Space
- 1974
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(#25) Stellar Regions
- 1995
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(#26) Coltrane
- 1957
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(#27) Traneing In
- 1957
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(#28) Transition
- 1970
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(#29) Bags & Trane
- 1961
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(#30) The Cats
- 1959
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(#31) Both Directions At Once: The Lost Album
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(#32) Kenny Burrell & John Coltrane
- 1963
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(#33) Settin' the Pace
- 1961
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(#34) Kulu Sé Mama
- 1967
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(#35) Expression
- 1967
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(#36) Stardust
- 1963
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(#37) The Africa Brass Sessions, Vol. 2 [archival]
- 1974
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(#38) Dakar
- 1963
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(#39) Tenor Conclave
- 1957
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(#40) Mating Call
- 1957
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(#41) Om
- 1967
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(#42) The Avant-Garde
- 1966
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(#43) Cattin' with Coltrane and Quinichette
- 1959
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(#44) Standard Coltrane
- 1962
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(#45) Coltrane Time
- 1959
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(#46) Black Pearls
- 1964
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(#47) All Mornin' Long
- 1958
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(#48) The Last Trane
- 1965
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(#49) Bahia
- 1964
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(#50) The Believer
- 1963
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John Coltrane is one of the greatest saxophone players in the history of jazz, as well as an excellent music innovator. He had a huge influence on the jazz scene in the 1960s and 1970s. Coltrane joined Miles Davis in 1955. After leaving the band, his playing style has changed a lot and he has continued to explore and innovate in his music career.
In 1966, Coltrane formed a five-piece band, but when his career was a big success, he died of liver cancer due to overwork. Coltrane's life is short but brilliant. His achievements in saxophone performance are unsurpassed. Here you can know 65 of the best John Coltrane albums of all time with this random tool.
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