(Born 9 September 1927, Pontiac, Mich, United States)
Renowned drummer and member of the 1960s John
Coltrane classic quartet (Coltrane, tenor and soprano saxophones; McCoy Tyner,
piano; Jimmy Garrison, bass; Jones, drums), who provides the polyrhythmic anchor
for the group’s restless stretch of creativity, and whose duet passages with
Coltrane in many a performance of compositions, during the period, are
opportunities for profound commentaries and analyses on pertinent subjects of
both domestic and international affairs
(John Coltrane Quartet, “One Down, One Up”: in this composition, which has Coltrane’s longest solo recorded (26 minutes), pianist Tyner and bassist Garrison create the space at approximately 13.13 minutes into the saxophonist’s solo for 13 minutes of one of the most breathtaking of duets – between Coltrane and Jones [personnel: Coltrane, tenor saxophone; Tyner, piano; Garrison, bass; Jones, drums; recorded: live, The Half Note, New York, US, 28 March 1965])
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