"Someday" is now!
Features the last studio recordings with John Coltrane
180-gram vinyl, individually numbered, pressed at RTI
"The session that produced Someday My Prince Will Comeis here on vinyl and the transitional nature of the Miles Davis band at that moment is now clearer than ever. Hank Mobley produces some fine blues-inflected tenor solos, but when you hear guest John Coltrane (his last recording with Davis) on the alternate take of the title and on the modal "Teo," it's understandable why Davis was unhappy: Coltrane plays with a confidence and a bravado that no other saxophonist could have mustered at that time, and lifts the band from the first note on. And when Philly Joe Jones sits in on "Blues No. 2," playing with clarity and volatility, yo

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“Someday” is now!

Features the last studio recordings with John Coltrane

180-gram vinyl, individually numbered, pressed at RTI

“The session that produced Someday My Prince Will Comeis here on vinyl and the transitional nature of the Miles Davis band at that moment is now clearer than ever. Hank Mobley produces some fine blues-inflected tenor solos, but when you hear guest John Coltrane (his last recording with Davis) on the alternate take of the title and on the modal “Teo,” it’s understandable why Davis was unhappy: Coltrane plays with a confidence and a bravado that no other saxophonist could have mustered at that time, and lifts the band from the first note on. And when Philly Joe Jones sits in on “Blues No. 2,” playing with clarity and volatility, yo

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