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	titanic theme song, roy, meter, repetition, hamster dance song, roxette, coltrane, the residents, punk hairstyles, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This new quintet, including john coltrane, red garland, paul chambers, and philly joe jones, would establish miles as a true jazz star and produce some of the most prolific jazz of the 1950s.
		Corey explores all avenues on this release from playing coltrane changes over the bridge of jazz standard all the things you are to his original modal composition little hands, big dreams, written for and dedicated to his two year old son.
		A powerful influence on his contemporaries such as the rolling stones, in 1963, royal air maroc montreal orbison headlined a european tour with the beatles, becoming lifelong friends with the band, in particular with john lennon and george harrison.
	www.royfsmith.info /titanic_theme_song.html (1380 words)

	Alice Coltrane Discography
		Like many of the recordings from her Warner Bros. period, Transcendence, a late album, is an album created from various notions Alice Coltrane was exploring, rather than conceived as an album like her Impulse material was.
		Using a Fender Rhodes, Coltrane creates a Southern gospel groove with Eastern modalities, and she and a chorus begin chanting in a cadence that suggests a Pentecostal Church meeting the Krishna dharma.
		Coltrane that may only in the 21st century get the understating and critical acclaim it truly deserves.
	www.silent-watcher.net /alicecoltrane/discography/transcendence.html (418 words)

	PROGRESSIVEWORLD.NET: DVD/VIDEO REVIEWS
		Coltrane liked him and trusted him; hence, he was able to convince the elusive Coltrane into performing on the show.
		Garrison played the standup bass like it was an extension of his body, he always had his eyes closed with sweat pouring off his brow profusely while he stayed in sync with the other half of the rhythm section Elvin Jones.
		Coltrane was an amazing multi saxophone player; the man was a wonder and a true innovator and pioneer of the jazz idiom.
	www.progressiveworld.net /coltranejdvd.html (520 words)

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		The different versions of the tracks that were cut short for one reason or another are awesome, primarily because you can hear the changes Coltrane made in each song before he arrived at the final and famed album versions.
		Coltrane's musical progression from 1959-1961 is clearly captured on the set, defining his period of free jazz between be-bop prophet Charlie Parker and the avant-garde visions of Ornette Coleman and more recently John Zorn.
		The Coltrane box is undoubtedly one of the finest sets of the year, catering to Coltrane addicts as well as passive jazz fans curious about the genre's origins.
	www.pub.umich.edu /daily/1995/12-07-95/arts/coltrane.music.html (470 words)

	Jazz Saxophonist John Coltrane - Picture and Sound Clip - MSN Encarta
		Jazz saxophonist, bandleader, and composer John Coltrane emerged in the late 1950s as a leading innovator in jazz music, recording both with his own groups and as a soloist with trumpet player Miles Davis.
		Performing on tenor saxophone, and later on soprano saxophone, Coltrane infused his improvisations with new harmonic relationships and imaginative timbres (tone colors) and gained recognition for his technical genius.
		Widely imitated and admired, he helped to revolutionize the role of the saxophone in jazz.
	encarta.msn.com /media_461519518_761574343_-1_1/Jazz_Saxophonist_John_Coltrane.html (147 words)

	"Insane" Bill Coltrane
		Coltrane is a risk taker, and would be as willing to dive out of the ring like he would kicking a man in the stomach.
		Coltrane, along with eight or nine others in the neighbourhood would put on their own matches and try to pull off the art of professional wrestling.
		Bill Coltrane is as smart and as cunning as they come, knowing what he wants, when he wants it, and what it takes to get it.
	www.angelfire.com /wrestling/FALL/Coltrane.html (776 words)

	Kitty plays rough - TheCatSite.com Forums
		However, the older cat doesn't like the kitty very much, specially because he likes to play rough and bite her.
		I would initiate frequent play sessions with the kitten to soak up some of that energy so he doesn't torment the older cat too much- at least three sessions per day with teasers, fuzzy balls, etc. She is fully capable of putting him in his place, though.
		Later at bed time all he wanted was to play, and didn't let go on the older cat, eventhough she was trying to sleep in our bed.
	www.thecatsite.com /forums/showthread.php?t=83741 (937 words)

	Coltrane: Volatile, but Always in Control - New York Times
		This is not the Coltrane of million-selling appeal; it's more fervid and rattling than studio records like "A Love Supreme." But by other measures it is the band at its peak, each member contributing an equal part to the sound, playing hard and loud and at the top of his imagination.
		Coltrane and Jones are singing through their instruments in their own complex, dense language, with Coltrane's rapid, jagged phrasing and Jones's layered rhythm.
		And here is Cat Stevens's "Where Do the Children Play?," about the fate of the earth, sung in a duet with Yusuf Islam, the former Mr.
	www.nytimes.com /2005/10/10/arts/music/10choi.html?ei=5088&en=761b4ad5055b73fb&ex=1286596800&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss&pagewanted=print (1257 words)

	Snowball (The Simpsons) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Snowball, also known as Snowball I, was the Simpsons' cat until she was replaced by Snowball II after her death (which was never seen in the actual series, but occurred "before" the show's continuity began).
		In Treehouse of Horror III, a picture of Snowball I (as a fl cat) is shown with the words "1988-90" underneath and Lisa says "she died four years ago tonight" (although that particular episode aired in 1992), because that episode is a Halloween episode, it is possible she died on Halloween of 1990.
		It is ironic to note that Coltrane was the only cat (except for Snowball I) that was actually white whereas previous and future cats are named "Snowball", despite these cats not being the slightest bit white.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Snowball_V (1321 words)

	John Coltrane Posters, Photos, T-Shirts, CDs, DVDs, MP3, Bio, Quotes, Jazz
		Coltrane's playing at this point in his career has been described as "angry and harsh." Harry Frost referred to his solos as "extended double-time flurries notable for their lack of direction."
		John Coltrane's life was cut short by liver cancer on July 17, 1967.
		John Coltrane, the man whose cascading runs were once described by Jazz critic Ira Gitler as "sheets of sound," shall forever stand among jazz immortals.
	www.music.aceswebworld.com /john_coltrane.html (969 words)

	tiny kiss, roy, repetition, las ketchup, coltrane, accent, shakira, guitar, original hamster dance, suite (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Acting repetitions is part of a method called the meisner technique created by sanford meisner to develop acting skills, specifically the ability to react spontaneously upon impulse, especially those arising from the subtle subtext of the other actor during dialog.
		If ornette coleman was considered the prophet of free jazz, then john blue train john coltrane would surely be it's leading disciple.
		This time the sextet included coltrane, adderley, chambers, jimmy cobb on drums, and wynton kelly and bill evans on piano.
	royfsmith.info /tiny_key_logger.html (1526 words)

	Cheshire Cats
		The Cheshire Cats was founded by John Anderson in 1998 as an experimental way to play electric improvisations with as many talented and diverse musicians as possible.
		The Cheshire Cats are an honest and true jam band that has enjoyed a great flow of brilliant talent from the NY area giving all a chance to shine.
		Drawing from influences as diverse as Coltrane, Grateful Dead, Zappa, Miles Davis, The Allman Brothers, Dixie Dregs, James Brown, Wes Montgomery, Jaco Pastorious, The Meters and the Beatles (to name a few), the band rolls on with a great style and tenacity that is rarely seen in clubs today.
	www.cheshirecats.freeservers.com (242 words)

	Word The Cat » Vertigo and Coltrane’s Shadow
		Coltrane died in 1967 and both these pieces were issued posthumously.
		Coltrane’s influence was strongly felt by the next generation of saxophonists.
		Pharoah Sanders had played saxophone with/against Coltrane in the last years of his life and was viewed by many as the player to succeed him.
	www.wordthecat.com /goku/?p=82 (785 words)

	John Coltrane John Coltrane CD
		John Coltrane has emerged as one of the most influential and widely imitated saxophonists in Jazz.
		Traneing In, which Coltrane first recorded for Prestige in 1957 during his tenure with Monk, is another boppish blues that benefits from a pace-setting McCoy Tyner solo before Trane steps in to demonstrate that age-old formats can also serve as a basis for enthralling trips into the unknown, wayward yet still controlled.
		Billy Eckstine’s utterly romantic I Want To Talk To You, was among of the most attractive tunes in the Coltrane book at the time, one whose mention invariably coincides with reference to the remarkable cadenza-filled coda, still a source of wonder for those privileged to hear.
	www.unionsquaremusic.co.uk /titlev4.php?ALBUM_ID=22&LABEL_ID=3 (801 words)

	John Coltrane Music Store
		John Coltrane recorded far too much landmark jazz for it ever to fit on just two CDs, but this set is a good introduction to the arc of his career.
		The intensity of Coltrane's feeling is offset by the elegant piano playing of Red Garland, sounding much more relaxed playing for Coltrane than he did for Davis, who was apt to be more proscriptive about how his pianists played.
		His command of the instrument from the very bottom of the low register to the stratospheric heights of the altissimo is staggering--note in particular his "duet" with himself on "Sun Star" where he questions and answers with himself on the extreme ranges of the horn.
	www.john-coltrane.com /johncoltranemusicstore.html (3509 words)

	Ditone and Quadratone and all that Jazz \| MetaFilter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		It's not "impossible" to play, but is heralded as a breakthrough point for Coltrane, in that it proclaimed his mastery of this particular style.
		I strongly disagree: Coltrane produced a wide range of astonishing music during his tragically short career and all of it had merit and interest and I would no sooner pit one of his milestones against another than I would say that Beethoven's Ninth is "worse" than his Fifth.
		Coltrane was a beautiful person, and his music is beautiful because of it.
	www.metafilter.com /mefi/37532 (4830 words)

	Chris Raschka reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Never leave your cat alone.” And a fine, flat-eared feline he is, that cat — waiting for Charlie with a baleful glance for the reader.
		It’s John Coltrane’s marvelous and tricky composition, ‘Giant Steps,’ performed for you by a box, a snowflake, some raindrops, and a kitten.
		The stage is set for the entrance of Coltrane’s sax, a calligraphic outline of a cat in fl watercolor.
	www.hbook.com /publications/magazine/reviews/raschka.asp (1150 words)

	The Austin Chronicle Music: Review - John Coltrane
		The fact that Coltrane and his colleagues, most notably pianist McCoy Tyner, were creating this maelstrom of sound and ideas 40 years ago, makes it all the more incredible.
		At this stage of Coltrane's rather short-lived career, the saxman had evolved from the "sheets of sound" period that earmarked his fruitful years with Miles Davis and classic albums like Giant Steps.
		From this point on, Coltrane's music took on an increasingly passionate, religious-like fervor as he employed Eastern modalities and a single-minded vision to stretch the boundaries of emotional expression and physical stamina.
	www.austinchronicle.com /gyrobase/Issue/review?oid=oid:83891 (383 words)

	John Coltrane - Video
		The program traces Coltrane's musical growth from his roots in the fl church and in rhythm and blues through his forty years of life and beyond.
		Notes: The program traces Coltrane's musical growth from his roots in the fl church and in rhythm and blues through his forty years of life and beyond.
		An in depth look at Johnny Coltrane and his music, enabling viewers to feel the impact of live, uninterrupted performances of "My Favorite Things" and more, along with Coltrane and Miles Davis together on "So What." First in a new BMG series.
	members.fortunecity.com /jazzcollectors/Russian/John_Coltrane/video.htm (743 words)

	All About Jazz \| Email This Article
		For John Coltrane, there are so many things that I now see, having been chairman of the Monk Institute for twenty years now, understanding exactly what jazz education is all about in the institutional setting and in the streets.
		Clearly, when I listen to John Coltrane, this was a NEW sound, a different kind of sound for the tenor saxophone.
		When I listen to John Coltrane here and know that he had come from Miles' band, and now I listen to “So What?” or “Milestones,” I say, “Damn, he was in a straitjacket.” That's John Coltrane--you NEVER think of John Coltrane in a straitjacket, he's playing all over the place.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article_email.php?id=19179 (3248 words)

	Monk's Music - RIVERSIDE - Thelonious Monk - Similar Albums
		Although the original disc clocked in at slightly over 30 minutes, packed into that half hour are not only the introduction of a few of Monk's signature compositions, but also some amazing interactions from the assembled ensemble.
		Hearing Coltrane and Hawkins together is admittedly part of the charm in these sides.
		The same is true for this definitive version of "Epistrophy" -- perhaps the zenith collaborative effort between Coltrane and Monk.
	www.mp3.com /albums/111001/similar.html (858 words)

	The Simpsons: I, (Annoyed Grunt)-Bot - TV.com
		Lisa, depressed about her propensity to kill cats, is surprised when a crazy lady leaves her with a new cat.
		Lisa sees that new cat looks kill proof, and decides to call it Snowball II and forgot the whole dead cat thing ever happened.
		As Lisa is about to adopt Coltrane, she says she likes him because of his name and later asks if he would like to listen to something by his namesake.
	www.tv.com /simpsons/i-annoyed-grunt-bot/episode/262184/summary.html (1245 words)

	cosmopolitan article
		Coltrane, but we need a little background music first....
		She is called Chi Coltrane, and she wants it known that this is
		The Chi is pronounced "shy," the Coltrane is
	chicoltrane.freeservers.com /cosmo.html (3555 words)

	wolf's kompaktkiste: john coltrane
		john coltrane: tenor sax (4-6) and soprano sax (7-10), mccoy tyner: piano, steve davis: bass, elvin jones: drums
		john coltrane: tenor sax (1-5,7) and soprano sax (6), mccoy tyner: piano (1-3), steve davis: bass, elvin jones: drums
		I alice coltrane - journey through satchidananda 6:30 pharaoh sanders - the creator has a master plan 9:08 2 john coltrane - a love supreme part i - acknowledgement 7:46 alice coltrane - a love supreme 7:01 pharaoh sanders - astral traveling 5:43
	www.kompaktkiste.de /coltrane.htm (7332 words)

	Powell's Books - John Coltrane: His Life and Music (Michigan American Music) by Lewis Porter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		John Coltrane was a key figure in jazz, a pioneer in world music, and an intensely emotional force whose following continues to grow.
		The significant people in Coltrane's life were reinterviewed, yielding new insights; some were interviewed for the first time ever.
		Coltrane has become a musical inspiration for thousands of fans and musicians and a personal inspiration to as many more.
	www.powells.com /cgi-bin/biblio?show=trade+paper:new:047208643x:18.95 (460 words)

	Amazon.com: Alice in Wonderland: DVD: Robbie Coltrane,Whoopi Goldberg,Ben Kingsley,Christopher Lloyd,Pete ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The plot was a little altered in the sense that she enters wonderland to overcome her fear of performing in public, but it doesn't matter.
		Whoopi Goldberg as Cheshire Cat, Pete Postlethwaite as Carpenter, Miranda Richardson as Queen of Hearts/Society Woman, Martin Short as Mad Hatter/Chinless Idiot, Peter Ustinov as Walrus, George Wendt as Fred Tweedledee, Gene Wilder as Mock Turtle, Tina Majorino as Alice, Ken Dodd as Mr.
		Mouse, Jason Flemyng as Sir Jack, the Knave of Hearts/Cad, Sheila Hancock as Cook, Simon Russell Beale as King of Hearts/Society Man, Liz Smith as Miss Lory, Elizabeth Spriggs as Duchess, Donald Sinden as The Gryphon, Joanna Lumley as Tiger Lily, Richard Coombs as The White Rabbit...
	www.amazon.com /Alice-Wonderland-Robbie-Coltrane/dp/B00000ICZA (1732 words)

	Verve Music Group Lists - Express Yourself! - The Avant-Garde Greats (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		i was taken in by the sheer energy of Ali and Coltrane's playing.
		There is not another cat around that can put out 2 track cds consistantly and have such success.
		To think that not only can this cat play this stuff in the studio and get amazing results, he can do it better live!
	www.vervemusicgroup.com /list.aspx?lid=3618 (168 words)

	new orleans, kazaa, mogwai, albums, coltrane, billie holiday, simply red, madonna, monk, the strokes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Hard bop was at the peak of its popularity in the 1950s and 1960s, and was associated with such figures as sonny rollins, john scott coltrane, miles author david davis type gallery davis, art blakey and charles mingus.
		He has recorded several critically acclaimed albums and hit singles, and writes and produces songs for many of his labelmates and outside artists as well.
		Her music is often compared to that of billie holiday inn.com and nina simone.
	www.kazaamusic.info /New_orleans.html (1957 words)

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