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Translinear Light – Alice Coltrane - Jazz Album
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Translinear Light – Alice Coltrane

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“Translinear Light,” featuring Alice Coltrane’s ensemble, presents a deeply immersive and spiritual exploration of free improvisation through layered organ textures, extended saxophone solos, and intricate percussion arrangements recorded in India during 1970.

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Was Translinear Light recorded in India in 1970?

No. Its sessions took place in California between 2000 and 2004, and Impulse! released the album in 2004.

Why was Translinear Light considered Alice Coltrane's comeback?

It was her first widely distributed studio album after a roughly 26-year break from commercial recording. It also became her final studio album.

Which members of Alice Coltrane's family appear on the album?

Her son Ravi Coltrane produced the record and plays tenor and soprano saxophone. Another son, Oran Coltrane, plays alto saxophone on "The Hymn."

Does Translinear Light revisit John Coltrane compositions?

Yes. Alice interprets "Crescent" and "Leo," both written by John Coltrane, alongside originals, traditional songs, and devotional music.

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