Fantasy / Prestige

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Top Albums

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Top Fantasy / Prestige Albums

Lush Life (Remastered) by John Coltrane

Saxophone Colossus (Remastered) by Sonny Rollins

The Complete Modern Jazz Quartet Prestige And Pablo Recordings by The Modern Jazz Quartet

Editor's Picks

Fly With The Wind [ Keepnews Collection ]

McCoy Tyner

We Three (RVG Remaster)

Roy Haynes

Fearless Leader

John Coltrane

Prestige/Rudy Van Gelder Sampler

Various Artists - Concord Jazz

Top Tracks from Fantasy / Prestige

	Listen	Track Name	Length	Download

1.		Lush Life Artist: John Coltrane Album: Lush Life (Remastered)	14:00
2.		Like Someone in Love Artist: John Coltrane Album: Lush Life (Remastered)	5:00
3.		I Love You Artist: John Coltrane Album: Lush Life (Remastered)	5:33
4.		I Hear a Rhapsody Artist: John Coltrane Album: Lush Life (Remastered)	6:01
5.		Trane's Slo Blues Artist: John Coltrane Album: Lush Life (Remastered)	6:05
6.		Blue Artist: Sonny Rollins Album: Saxophone Colossus (Remastered)	11:17
7.		My Funny Valentine Artist: Miles Davis Album: Plays For Lovers	5:58
8.		Django Artist: The Modern Jazz Quartet Album: The Complete Modern Jazz Quartet Prestige And Pablo Recordings	7:04
9.		You Don't Know What Love Is Artist: Sonny Rollins Album: Saxophone Colossus (Remastered)	6:30
10.		St. Thomas Artist: Sonny Rollins Album: Saxophone Colossus (Remastered)	6:49

About Fantasy / Prestige

Like several other prominent jazz producers of the Fifties, Bob Weinstock started out as a traditional jazz fan but soon found himself standing at the cutting edge of modern jazz. He launched his own label--originally called New Jazz, soon renamed Prestige--in 1949 and, during the next decade, recorded such giants as Gene Ammons, Sonny Stitt, Miles Davis, Sonny Rollins, Eric Dolphy, Thelonious Monk, the Modern Jazz Quartet, and John Coltrane, often in informal "blowing" sessions. Weinstock turned the reins over to other producers in 1958, and Prestige soon became the leading purveyor of what is now known as acid jazz with its recordings of Jack McDuff, Richard "Groove" Holmes, Charles Earland, and others. Prestige became part of the Fantasy group of labels in 1972.