John Coltrane (tenor sax), Duke Ellington (piano), Aaron Bell (bass) and Sam Woodyard (drums). From the album Duke Ellington & John Coltrane (1963).
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The music of Ellington contains a certain mystery that could accompany a thriller. Coltrane enters breaking the daydreams of the piano. It has a certain touch of blues. In fact, it's a blues played at medium tempo. But, of course, Coltrane cannot stay in the conventional and begins to distort the theme with his phrases. He wants to get away from the established by juggling with the saxophone. Now he is replaced by Ellington whose discourse is more balanced, but containing that original aura of mystery.
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