John Coltrane - 1952 - 1962 Essential Works appetite for destruction A1 Ain't That Easy 4:49

A1 Ain't That Easy 4:49 A2 1000 Deaths 5:49 A3 The Charade 3:20 B1 Sugah Daddy 5:02 B2 Really Love 5:44 C1 Back To the Future (Part I) 5:22 C2 Till It's Done (Tutu) 3:51 C3 Prayer 4:32 D1 Betray My Heart 5:55 D2 The Door 3:08 D3 Back To the Future (Part II) 2:24 D4 Another Life 5:58

Shepherd also leads a 16-piece [a=Floating Points Ensemble]

“A masterpiece” - Rolling Stone

keyboards (1995–1997

former member of “Los Dinámicos”

John Coltrane - 1952 - 1962 Essential Works appetite for destruction A1 Ain't That Easy 4:49JOHN WILLIAM COLTRANE belongs to those rare musicians who transform the stylistic universe of their generation. Coltrane was a genius, and without his contribution, jazz in the Sixties wouldnt have enjoyed its freedom. He transfigured not only melody, and harmony, but revolutionised the entire spirit of jazz. Like a painter seeking to reproduce the richness of his mind on a canvas of only two dimensions, Coltrane restituted a personal mental universe