John Coltrane: Dakar Vinyl LP on-ear headphones Shout out to Shota's iPod

Shout out to Shota's iPod for putting us on to this one

What can I say

and techno - all with a distinct

Also includes a killer edit of Final Edition's "I Can Do It Anyway" as used for A-Trak and Armand's "aNYway"

Luv N Haight first reissued this in 1995

John Coltrane: Dakar Vinyl LP on-ear headphones Shout out to Shota's iPodOriginally released in 1963 on Prestige, 'Dakar' is actually a recording from 1957, somewhere between 'Blue Train' and 'Giant Steps'. The original recording was credited to the 'Prestige All Stars', but the label reintroduced it with John Coltrane as the lead, because the label deemed "his "urgent" performances were often the most compelling." Dakar finds Coltrane at his hard bop sweet spot, riffing over a silky smooth backing of Cecil Payne, Pepper