Rushin' Lullaby.
John Coltrane Carolinian
Source
Coltrane answering producer Bob Weinstock's question "Trane, what was the name of that tune?". Coltrane and his band were actually performing a fast tempo version of Irving Berlin's "Russian Lullaby". (Soultrane, Prestige LP 7142/Original Jazz Classics OJC 021/OJCCD-021-2 recorded in 1957; original LP first released in 1958).
- year
- 1957
Cite this record
“Rushin' Lullaby.” John Coltrane. Carolina Quotes, record CQ-7F7312FA96. https://carolinaquotes.com/quote/7f7312fa96
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