John Coltrane - All The Things You Are 

Ok so this album is called A Blowing Session. It is lead by Johnny Griffin so, Johnny is taking the first solo. Both Coltrane and Hank Mobley are on this track. So is Lee Morgan -trumpet, Wynton Kelly - piano, Paul Chambers - bass, Art Blakey - drums. It sounds like at 3:15 Coltrane starts his solo. After Lee's solo is Hank Mobley. Btw best song on this album is The Way You Look Tonight.

Brilliant, thank you. I learned a lot from this track, and from the comments!

Art driving hard here. Love it

Thanks to MLB for posting this. I am 77 y.o. and have played and heard a lot of music from that period. Griffin always was a master, and the same applies to the others. I had no trouble identifying them, in response to the person who complained that you should have identified all the soloists. These guys were my idols when I was young, and listening to this today, for the first time, brings tears to my eyes. It was a great time, clubs all over the place, live jazz whenever you wanted it: No Cover, No Minimum. I also gained quite a bit of technical insight hearing how they used signature rhythmic and concepts in this context. Thanks again.

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Meraviglioso! C'è ancora un Coltrane nel mondo?

i listened and heard Johnny Griffin's sound right away unlike the clones of today!

Johnny Griffin goes HARD when he blows man.

They are two Tenor-Saxes J. Griffin, and after J. Coltrane -- end with 4-4 Ts/Dr > Griffin-Blakey --

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It can't get better than this. Now I've heard Coltrane.

From Johnny Griffin "A Blowin' Session", recorded in 1957.

A Blowin' Session Johnny Griffin - tenor saxophone John Coltrane - tenor saxophone Hank Mobley - tenor saxophone Lee Morgan - trumpet Wynton Kelly - piano Paul Chambers - bass Art Blakey - drums

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The first sax in this title is JOHNNY GRIFFIN (lead), then come the others including Coltrane, and Johnny replay the end after exchanges with Blakey -

The sun comes through the clouds at 3:14

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+Melvin Mathurin+The Alchemist League+Kevin doll You're right, Coltrane isn't on the melody, but he takes the second solo, starting around 3:16. :) I believe that's also him around 6:19 after the trumpet solo. The first one is epic and really fits his style! The second one, I might be wrong about because the style sounds less like him, BUT the tone sounds like his and I think that says a lot! :PCheck it out! I doubt you'll be disappointed! 😃

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Johnny Griffin & Coltrane.

Ahhh, so that’s why it sounded nothing like Trane. It’s Griffin playing the melody!

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What’s happening ? This is Coltrane? Not heard him sound like this before

Bebop is the style that lost the big crowds and made billions of people look for different kinds of music. It may even be the reason we got pop.

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Griffin is a solid tenor player but not a revolutionary. Coltrane brought a new direction in modern jazz. Again Hank Mobley is a nice player but not a disruptor. Interesting track. Solid trumpet playing too.

This is Johnny Griffin, not Coltrane.

This does not sound like Coltrane.

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Questo non è Coltrane!!

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