Talk:Ascension (album)
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I made the very basic outline of this album. Most of the information comes from the liner notes in the reissue. I'm not very good at wikipedia, so maybe someone with more technical know-how can fix it up a bit. Timothyreal 17:07, 10 July 2006 (UTC)
Hm. I think it's good to make reference to Coleman's Free Jazz but here, it's almost like a mini-essay comparing the two. The album entries in Wikipedia are meant to give a good overview of the album first, some background, production etc. before delving into analysis and critique. It's a good critique though (could maybe be pared down and put into a section of its own). Unfortunately I don't have enough knowledge about this album (or Coltrane in general) to fix it up... 67.70.163.54 02:38, 27 May 2007 (UTC)
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Apparently Coltrane wanted to record a third take, but Jones refused - allegedly kicking over the bass drum and throwing the snare at the wall before storming out of the studio.
