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John Coltrane. One of the Twentieth Century’s most important and influential artists, and a true original. The legendary saxophonist recorded for Atlantic Records between 1959 and 1961 - a period following his work on Miles Davis’ KIND OF BLUE, when Coltrane was moving away from the life of a sideman and embracing the role of bandleader - releasing a series of world class albums that still resonate to this day. The music he recorded at Atlantic features some of his finest work, including the wise blues of “Equinox,” a bright, swinging version of “My Shining Hour,” the exuberant “Giant Steps,”

One of the earliest offerings of what would later be known as Surround Sound, Quadraphonic sound uses four channels and speakers placed in four corners of a room to create signals that are independent of one another.

THE BEST OF ARETHA FRANKLIN and CHICAGO TRANSIT AUTHORITY Quadraphonic DVDs were mastered using the original 4-track Quad mixes as the source material. The original format of the master was a 4-track, half-inch analog tape running at 15 ips. There is not a separate or "discrete" LFE (subwoofer) track, although one can hear (or not hear) the LFE channel based on what settings one