John Coltrane’s 100th Birthday Will Be Celebrated Via Wide-Ranging, Cross-Label Box Set

September 23 is the 100^th anniversary of John Coltrane’s birth. To mark the occasion, Rhino will release Coltrane 100, a special cross-label career retrospective. Coltrane 100 – Selections from 1951-1967 will be released as a deluxe 6 LP vinyl. A second version, Coltrane 100 – Highlights from 1957-1964, will be available the same day on 2 LP and CD.

Coltrane 100 will draw together recordings originally released on Prestige, Blue Note, Atlantic, Columbia, and Impulse! As a result, the release will span an era that begins with his original professional sessions in 1951 through his final creative explorations before he passed away in 1967.

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Coltrane 100 – Selections from 1951-1967 and Coltrane 100 – Highlights from 1957-1964 will be released on October 2 and are available for pre-order. The 6 LP box set is pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Optimal in Germany and housed in a slipcase with a 12-page booklet. Bernie Grundman has remastered the tracks, while Coltrane scholar Ben Ratliff has contributed a new essay. Purchases made via Rhino.com and select independent retailers will include an exclusive, limited-edition 12x12 typography poster featuring the album’s centennial artwork.

The track listings for both releases appear below:

Coltrane 100 – Selections from 1951-1967 

6LP Track Listing

LP One

Side One

1. “We Love To Boogie” – Dizzy Gillespie Sextet
2. “Two Bass Hit” (Alternate Take) – Miles Davis Quintet
3. “John Paul Jones” – Paul Chambers
4. “If I Were A Bell” – Miles Davis Quintet

Side Two

1. “Straight Street” – John Coltrane
2. “While My Lady Sleeps” – John Coltrane
3. “Well You Needn’t” – Thelonious Monk

LP Two

Side One

1. “Trinkle, Tinkle” – Thelonious Monk With John Coltrane
2. “Slow Dance” – John Coltrane With The Red Garland Trio
3. “Blue Train” – John Coltrane

Side Two

1. “Pristine” – Art Blakey’s Big Band
2. “Milestones” – Miles Davis
3. “Oleo” (Live) – Miles Davis & John Coltrane

LP Three

Side One

1. “Bags & Trane” – Milt Jackson & John Coltrane
2. “So What” – Miles Davis
3. “Cousin Mary” – John Coltrane

Side Two

1. “Giant Steps” – John Coltrane
2. “Syeeda’s Song Flute” – John Coltrane
3. “I’ll Wait And Pray” – John Coltrane
4. “Naima” – John Coltrane

LP Four

Side One

1. “Like Sonny” – John Coltrane
2. “My Shining Hour” – John Coltrane
3. “Cherryco” – John Coltrane & Don Cherry

Side Two

1. “My Favorite Things” – John Coltrane
2. “Village Blues” – John Coltrane

LP Five

Side One

1. “Central Park West” – John Coltrane
2. “Mr. Syms” – John Coltrane
3. “Body And Soul” – John Coltrane

Side Two

1. “Blues To Elvin” – John Coltrane
2. “Everytime We Say Goodbye” – John Coltrane
3. “Equinox” – John Coltrane

LP Six

Side One

1. “India” (Live) – John Coltrane
2. “In A Sentimental Mood” – Duke Ellington & John Coltrane

Side Two

1. “My One And Only Love” – John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman
2. “Alabama” (Live) – John Coltrane
3. “A Love Supreme, Pt. 1 – Acknowledgement” – John Coltrane
4. “Stellar Regions” – John Coltrane

Coltrane 100 – Highlights from 1957-1964 

2LP Track Listing

LP One

Side One

1. “Straight Street” – John Coltrane
2. “Trinkle, Tinkle” – Thelonious Monk With John Coltrane
3. “Blue Train” – John Coltrane

Side Two

1. “Milestones” – Miles Davis
2. “So What” – Miles Davis
3. “Giant Steps” – John Coltrane

LP Two

Side One

1. “Naima” – John Coltrane
2. “My Favorite Things” – John Coltrane
3. “Village Blues” – John Coltrane

Side Two

1. “Equinox” – John Coltrane
2. “A Love Supreme, Pt. 1 – Acknowledgement” – John Coltrane

Coltrane 100 – Highlights from 1957-1964 

CD Track Listing

1. “Straight Street” – John Coltrane
2. “Trinkle, Tinkle” – Thelonious Monk With John Coltrane
3. “Blue Train” – John Coltrane
4. “Milestones” – Miles Davis
5. “So What” – Miles Davis
6. “Giant Steps” – John Coltrane
7. “Naima” – John Coltrane
8. “My Favorite Things” – John Coltrane
9. “Village Blues” – John Coltrane
10. “Equinox” – John Coltrane
11. “A Love Supreme, Pt. 1 – Acknowledgement” – John Coltrane