℗ 2013 The Verve Music Group, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
Released 2013
Duration 33m 36s
Record Label Impulse!
Genre Jazz
 

Africa/Brass

John Coltrane Quartet

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1.1
Africa
John Coltrane Quartet; Eric Dolphy
16:22
1.2
Greensleeves
John Coltrane Quartet; Eric Dolphy
9:53
1.3
Blues Minor
John Coltrane Quartet; Eric Dolphy
7:21
"... Coltrane has done on record what he has done so often in person lately, make everything into a handful of chords, frequently only two or three, turning them in every conceivable way ..." - DownBeat "Figures the only Coltrane album produced by Creed Taylor would be orchestral. But the horns hit like an augmented rhythm section: on Blues Minor, like a second Elvin Jones." - The Village Voice "... Coltrane was strengthening new music with old ideas. He was absorbing source material from West African rhythm and black American spirituals ... aside from Coltrane’s quartet itself there’s a brass section with tubas and euphoniums ... implicitly and powerfully it suggests nature and perseverance. It’s built to be here after you’re gone." - The New York Times Recorded and released in 1961, the big band album Africa/Brass marks John Coltrane's debut for Impulse and was a bold departure for the saxophonist. Coltrane, his quartet and a 15-piece brass section take on the English folk song Greensleeves in addition to two lengthy originals that explore African rhythms.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Impulse! Studio Masters
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
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LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-4.62
-5.79 to -3.86
-24.11
-24.62 to -23.82
-21.43
-22.30 to -20.90
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12 to 15
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Africa
-4.21-23.82-20.913
2
Greensleeves
-3.86-24.62-22.315
3
Blues Minor
-5.79-23.91-21.112

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