Elvin Jones is one of the most influential drummers in jazz, not least because of his longstanding collaboration with John Coltrane. A few years ago, Rolling Stone ranked Jones 23rd on their list of the 100 Greatest Drummers of All Time. The previously unreleased recordings now released as “Revival: Live at Pookie's Pub” document Jones' debut as a leader, two weeks after Coltrane's death, recorded live in July 1967 in New York City with saxophonist Joe Farrell, pianist Billy Greene and bassist Wilbur Little. The deluxe 180g 3LP set includes a booklet with photos by Francis Wolff and others, as well as essays by GRAMMY-winning author Ashley Kahn, producers Zev Feldman and Don Was, sound engineer Bob Falesch and many more.

Tracklist:

A1 Keiko's Birthday March (21:11)

B1 Ginger Bread Boy (8:32)

B2 13 Avenue B (16:39)

C1 My Funny Valentine (8:24)

C2 M.E. (20:06)

D1 On The Trail (19:46)

E1 Softly As In A Morning Sunrise (18:23)

E2 Raunchy Rita (3:55)

F1 Oleo (16:14)