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John Coltrane
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Turtle Island String Quartet in Concert on JazzSet
John Coltrane: stylistic change we can believe in. Associated Press hide caption
John Coltrane's rapid stylistic evolution was not always admired as it is today: One critic called a 1961 performance "anti-jazz," and the label stuck with his detractors. Jan Persson/Courtesy of Concord Music Group hide caption
John Coltrane: Saxophone Icon, Pt. 2
During multiple stints with Miles Davis' groups of the 1950s and early '60s, John Coltrane began to develop his signature sound. Evening Standard/Getty Images hide caption
John Coltrane: Saxophone Icon, Pt. 1
Arturo O'Farrill took over the baton of the Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra from his father, Latin jazz pioneer Chico O'Farrill. John Abbott/Courtesy of the artist hide caption