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Product	Features	Editor's score	Go to site
	Blue Train		Go to amazon.com
	Undercurrent		Go to amazon.com
	Unity (Remastered / Rudy Van Gelder Edition)		Go to amazon.com
	Metallica (2LP)		Go to amazon.com
	Goin' Up		Go to amazon.com
	Right Now		Go to amazon.com

1. Blue Train

Feature

Shrink-wrapped

Description

Recorded at Van Gelder Studio in Hackensack, New Jersey, John Coltrane's Blue Train is a hard bob jazz album released on Blue Note in 1957. Certified Gold, Blue Train is Coltrane's second solo album and the only one he recorded for Blue Note as a leader although he was never formally signed to the label. Featured on the album are Coltrane on tenor sax with Lee Morgan on trumpet, Curtis Fuller on trombone, Kenny Drew on piano, Paul Chambers on bass and Philly Joe Jones on drums. Blue Train will be reissued on vinyl as part of an overall Blue Note 75th anniversary vinyl reissue campaign spearheaded by current Blue Note Records President, Don Was.

2. Undercurrent

3. Unity (Remastered / Rudy Van Gelder Edition)

4. Metallica (2LP)

Feature

Disc 1
Side 1
1. Enter Sandman
2. Sad But True
3. Holier Than Thou

Description

Blackened Records is the new label for all of Metallica's repertoire. The audio for this release is identical to the Elektra counterpart. The tune stacks are also identical.

5. Goin' Up

6. Right Now

Description

Jackie McLean always had an intense sound, playing a little bit sharp and putting passion into every sound that came out of his alto saxophone. While he was initially inspired by Charlie Parker, Sonny Rollins and Bud Powell, by 1951 he was already a true original. McLean added a great deal of fire to the music of Miles Davis, Charles Mingus and Art Blakeys Jazz Messengers. A giant of hard bop during the second half of the 1950's, McLean was one of the very few musicians of his generation to explore freer forms of jazz in the 1960s. Avant garde jazz perfectly fit his adventurous style which was already very emotional. 1965's Right Now, which matches him with a trio that includes pianist Larry Willis, is one of his most exciting albums of the 1960's. McLean stretches out at length on Willis beautiful ballad Poor Eric and three originals, often playing with such ferocity that it will cause ones hair to stand up. The music (other than the ballad) is hard charging, intense and often free with McLean heard at his most innovative. Even a half century later, Right Now sounds contemporary, vital and thrilling.

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