John Coltrane – Giant Steps (CD) 7" vinyl " "Richmond on the James")

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John Coltrane – Giant Steps (CD) 7" vinyl " "Richmond on the James")Released in early 1960, *Giant Steps* marked the moment Coltrane unveiled his theory of rapidly cycling chord substitutions, what came to be known as "Coltrane changes," a harmonic language so advanced it sent other musicians scrambling to the woodshed. The title track and "Countdown" essentially rewrote the rulebook for chord progressions, while "Naima," dedicated to his first wife, showed the full emotional range of a musician operating at the