Two CD set. Blue Train: The Complete Masters includes a 2nd disc of alternate and incomplete takes, 4 of which have never been released. The 2 CD set comes with a bound booklet featuring session... more

A remastered, deluxe 2-CD with the original album plus a bonus disc of alternate takes and versions - including rehearsal and incomplete tracks, as well as false starts - only previously included in... more

2019 archive release. In 1964, the National Film Board of Canada asked John Coltrane to record the soundtrack for a French-language film titled Le Chat Dans Le Sac (The Cat in the Bag). In June of... more

Even as he remained a star member of Miles Davis' band, Coltrane really stepped out as a leader in '58. That was the last year he recorded for Prestige (before moving to Atlantic), and it was in '58... more

Three CD set. 1963: New Directions showcases all of the music John Coltrane recorded throughout this historic year. This box set (available as a 5-LP, 3-CD, and on digital platforms) highlights... more

John Coltrane racked up a number of sideman appearances on sessions recorded at the Van Gelder studios. Released under various leaders' names, the albums resulting from these dates included several... more

Are these recordings—unknown until 2004 and unreleased 'til now—historically significant? Well, there's no better authority than Sonny Rollins, who said that discovering these tracks was "like... more

Coltrane recorded his finest work as a collaborator, and this collection features the best of these recordings. This began with the saxophonist appearing alongside pianist Tadd Dameron on Mating Call... more

The artwork is new—and so slick…consider the vinyl!—but the tracks are classics: a perfectly assembled "best-of" celebrating the iconic Atlantic recordings of this jazz-sax colossus (no disrespect,... more

Beautifully packaged 3CD box set featuring six complete studio albums from the inimitable John Coltrane with a 20-page booklet. Includes Giant Steps (Atlantic SD 1311), Settin' the Pace (Prestige... more

As many rock musicians (from Carlos Santana to Mike Watt) as jazz artists have been ineffably moved, inspired and influenced by this luminous Coltrane career moment. Never before or since have... more

These recordings capture Trane during his transition from sideman (and bandmate of Miles Davis) to leader. He's rooted in tradition here, but you can hear the trailblazing saxophone genius emerging... more

Originally recorded during the legendary saxophonist's European tour in the fall of 1963, this album gets the 50th-anniversary treatment with fresh remastering and the addition of three bonus tracks... more

Digitally remastered edition of this posthumous 1971 release from the Jazz legend. Sun Ship was recorded on August 26, 1965. The album extended the Free Jazz ideas of Transition. The relaxed, serene... more

Digitally remastered edition of this posthumous 1972 release from the Jazz great. Infinity is an album by Alice Coltrane, overdubbing recordings by her late husband. Alice Coltrane's controversial... more

Digitally remastered edition of this posthumous 1968 album from Jazz saxophonist John Coltrane and his wife, pianist Alice. On this release, John Coltrane actually only plays on "Manifestation" and... more

Digitally remastered edition of this 1965 album from the legendary Jazz saxophonist.

These four 1958–59 Prestige albums capture Coltrane during the incredibly prolific period just before he took his "giant steps" to Atlantic and rose to solo stardom. From the delicate moments to the... more

Prestige and Riverside recorded Trane's first sessions as a bandleader, so this 21-track double-CD set provides a nice overview of some of his earliest recordings. Includes Monk's Mood; I Want to... more

Recorded in '57 but not issued 'til '61 (by which time the public had caught on to the idiosyncratic genius of these two), this legendary meeting was a career highlight for both Monk and Trane.... more

This historical 1958 session includes a ten minute version of Invitation.

It was a match made in heaven: Hartman's beautiful baritone voice and Coltrane's exploratory yet empathetic tenor sax. This 1963 Impulse LP is a career highlight for both these jazz giants!

At the end of 1964, Trane's classic quartet of Elvin Jones, McCoy Tyner, and Jimmy Garrison entered the studio and emerged with one of the most introspective, to-the-point and technically adept... more