Review of John Coltrane’s Both Directions at Once

Here’s my review of a Blu-ray recording of John Coltrane’s “lost album,” Both Directions at Once, as it appears in Audiophile Audition (www.audaud.com).

 

Coltrane: Both Directions at Once

I don’t get to say these words very often: here’s a review of the latest killer John Coltrane album!
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Author: Peter Bates

Peter Bates is a writer and photographer living in Florida. He is the administrator of this blog and runs the blog The Bodega Project.

One thought on “Review of John Coltrane’s Both Directions at Once”

  1. Thanks for a tasty review of the ‘lost’ Coltrane album. I especially savored
    the gastromusicological description of the Real McCoy’s solo. You’ve
    managed to synthesize Al Stankus’ JAZZ COOKS with my book, in effect, throwing
    Hegel a bagel! I also liked the reference to Larry David (the one ‘comedian’ who
    makes me laugh). If he ever produces a full-length movie, you’d be its ideal reviewer.

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