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245 04 a| The world according to John Coltrane /c| a co-production of Toby Byron/Multiprises in association with Taurus Film, Munich and VideoArts, Japan ; written by Robert Palmer ; directed by Robert Palmer, Toby Byron ; produced by Toby Byron, Richard Saylor.;

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511 0 a| Narrator, Ed Wheeler ; John Coltrane [archival footage] ; special guest artist Roscoe Mitchell ; with Rasheid [i.e. Rashied] Ali, Tommy Flanagan, Jimmy Heath, Wayne Shorter, La Monte Young, the voice of Alice Coltrane ; and members of the Aissaoua Brotherhood ; live interviews conducted by Robert Palmer, Howard Mandel.;

508 a| Director of photography, Herb Forsberg ; edited by Susan Peehl.;

500 a| Originally produced as a documentary in 1990.;

520 a| Saxophonist, composer, and band leader John Coltrane has been almost as popular in death as he was during his lifetime. The prolific jazzman passed away at 40, but left a legacy of influential musical work. This documentary delves into Coltrane's beginnings starting with his childhood in North Carolina, displays some stellar live performances, including rare footage of Coltrane during his stint with the US Navy, and features interviews with close friends and peers.;

505 0 a| Introduction -- Family and church -- After the war -- "Giant Steps" -- "So What" -- "My Favorite Things" -- Influences and art music -- Spiritual development -- "Reverend King Alabama" -- Avant garde -- World music influences -- Going to Morocco -- Credits.;

500 a| Special features: Web info [requires Internet access].;

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The world according to John Coltrane / a co-production of Toby Byron/Multiprises in association with Taurus Film, Munich and VideoArts, Japan ; written by Robert Palmer ; directed by Robert Palmer, Toby Byron ; produced by Toby Byron, Richard Saylor.

Format	Video (DVD)
Publication Info	New York, NY : BMG Video, ©2002.
Description	1 videodisc (59 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences ; 4 3/4 in.
Subjects	Coltrane, John, 1926-1967. Jazz--History. Jazz--History and criticism. Jazz musicians--United States. African American musicians--Biography. Saxophonists--United States. --Biography. Saxophone music (Jazz)

Other author/creator	Coltrane, John, 1926-1967 performer.
Other author/creator	Palmer, Robert, 1945-1997 conceptor, director, interviewer.
Other author/creator	Byron, Toby, director, producer.
Other author/creator	Saylor, Richard, producer.
Other author/creator	Wheeler, Ed, narrator.
Other author/creator	Mandel, Howard, interviewer.
Other author/creator	Toby Byron/Multiprises.
Other author/creator	Taurus Film GmbH.
Other author/creator	Video Arts, Japan.
Other author/creator	BMG Video.
Series	Masters of American music series Masters of American music series. ^A304049
Contents	Introduction -- Family and church -- After the war -- "Giant Steps" -- "So What" -- "My Favorite Things" -- Influences and art music -- Spiritual development -- "Reverend King Alabama" -- Avant garde -- World music influences -- Going to Morocco -- Credits.
Abstract	Saxophonist, composer, and band leader John Coltrane has been almost as popular in death as he was during his lifetime. The prolific jazzman passed away at 40, but left a legacy of influential musical work. This documentary delves into Coltrane's beginnings starting with his childhood in North Carolina, displays some stellar live performances, including rare footage of Coltrane during his stint with the US Navy, and features interviews with close friends and peers.
General note	Originally produced as a documentary in 1990.
General note	Special features: Web info [requires Internet access].
Credits	Director of photography, Herb Forsberg ; edited by Susan Peehl.
Performer	Narrator, Ed Wheeler ; John Coltrane [archival footage] ; special guest artist Roscoe Mitchell ; with Rasheid [i.e. Rashied] Ali, Tommy Flanagan, Jimmy Heath, Wayne Shorter, La Monte Young, the voice of Alice Coltrane ; and members of the Aissaoua Brotherhood ; live interviews conducted by Robert Palmer, Howard Mandel.
Technical details	DVD.
Genre/form	Documentary films.
UPC	723338006796
Publisher number	7233380067-9RE1 BMG Video

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The world according to John Coltrane / a co-production of Toby Byron/Multiprises in association with Taurus Film, Munich and VideoArts, Japan ; written by Robert Palmer ; directed by Robert Palmer, Toby Byron ; produced by Toby Byron, Richard Saylor.

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