Kind Of Blue
by Ashley Kahn | 
The Wrecking Crew
by Kent Hartman | 
Comfortably Numb
by Mark Blake | 
The Beatles
by Bob Spitz | 
Everybody Loves Our Town: An Oral History of Grunge
by Mark Yarm | 
Shostakovich
by Elizabeth Wilson | 
Beethoven
by Jan Swafford | 
Pops
by Terry Teachout | 
Everybody Loves Our Town
by Mark Yarm | 
The Great Pianists
by Harold C. Schonberg | 
John Coltrane
by Lewis Porter | 
Delta Blues
by Ted Gioia | 
Can't Buy Me Love
by Jonathan Gould | 
You Never Give Me Your Money
by Peter Doggett | 
Hammer of the Gods
by Stephen Davis | 
Chopin
by Adam Zamoyski | 
Rocks Off
by Bill Janovitz |
Dylan Goes Electric!
by Elijah Wald |
Lost Highway
by Peter Guralnick | 
Divided Soul
by David Ritz |
Few albums in the canon of popular music have had the influence, resonance, and endurance of John Coltrane's 1965 classic A Love Supreme-a record that proved jazz was a fitting medium for spiritual exploration and for the expression of the sublime. Bringing the same fresh and engaging approach that characterized his critically acclaimed Kind of Blue: The Making of the Miles Davis Masterpiece, Ashley Kahn tells the story of the genesis, creation, and aftermath of this classic recording. Featuring interviews with more than one hundred musicians, producers, friends, and family members; unpublished interviews with Coltrane and bassist Jimmy Garrison; and scores of never-before-seen photographs, A Love Supreme balances biography, cultural context, and musical analysis in a passionate and revealing portrait.