Giant Steps is one of the most iconic music albums ever considering its great impact on jazz, Many of its tracks have become practice templates for jazz saxophonists. 
it's the fifth studio album by  jazz musician John Coltrane as leader, released in february 1960 on Atlantic Records.


Tracklist:

Giant Steps  



2. Cousin Mary  4:47 



3. Countdown   10:37


4. Spiral   13:03



5. Syeeda's Song Flute  19:03



6. Naima  26:09



7. Mr. P.C.  30:33

John Coltrane - Giant Steps [Full Album]

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John Coltrane - A Love Supreme [Full Album] (1965)

I’ve decided to remaster some albums and tracks that have already been released.  

Talking Book, 1972

With the track Big Brother, I took out the lyrics,

You’ve killed all our leaders
I don’t even have to do nothin’ to you
You’ll cause you’re own country to fall

In the Tanakh Yeshua said,

“And not called leader.”
Mattityahu* 23 10

* Matthew

John and Robert Kennedy and many others were seen by some then and now as leaders. 
The reality is that they did things to help, which certainly resulted, they stuck their necks out, were with Yihweh, were prepared to die for what they believed in. 
But in reality, in this capacity, they were messengers, not leaders.
‘You’ll cause you’re own country to fall.’ The Illuminati is and has been the number one, out in front, terrible influence on America and on the world, and more than just influence - pervayer of sin. But in terms of a country falling, falling spiritually which is the real deal, it takes the majority of the country to go to that place. America and the world has been descending - Yihweh steps in now, at the end of the ages, to light it up through his sacred spirit.

1. You Are The Sunshine Of My Life
2. Maybe Your Baby
3. You And I
4. Tuesday Heartbreak
5. You’ve Got It Bad Girl
6. Superstition
7. Big Brother
8. Blame It On The Sun
9. Lookin’ For Another Pure Love
10. I Believe (When I fall in love it will be forever)

-Mike Harris Variety articles
https://workdrive.zoho.com/folder/nr2b86889b1fa22624be6b5182888af86ba41

-just to give you more of an idea of what Mike Harris looked like, he was in the Harry Caul (Gene Hackman) style a bit from The Conversation, except that he wasn't no snoop, just ref his appearance. His accent was half American, half English, contrary to the bio there it may be that he grew up in NY

two photographs
https://workdrive.zoho.com/folder/nr2b8cbaed43b59264788a608db06686a90c6

Jamie Lee Curtis, Emmys, 1989
https://workdrive.zoho.com/folder/nr2b837d83169be1548359b3500d2665e883e

-loaded up some other photos of Don Dunstan, found in the folder of his name in the Gough Whitlam, members of the Labor party and others folder, in the pieces folder
https://workdrive.zoho.com/file/7srag1382e83a1e764cdcbd702e608ff937d1

Line Through A Landscape (Remisted)
https://workdrive.zoho.com/folder/s3b7ocb924450b06d4c358b25389c66540d16

Stevie Wonder - Talking Book (Remisted)

I’ve decided to remaster some albums and tracks that have already been released.  Just felt I could give them a different kinda sound...

I import the audio files into the daw and then usually load one or more processors of some kind (vinyl, compressor, desk emulations etc) on the stereo master buss. This is configured to colour, shape the sound. My versions are sometimes lower in vol level than the originals. Some releases are hot to signal, but I'm looking for an inherent sound.

Sometimes I apply some chamber and or hall reverb. 

A selection of tracks from Songs In The Key Of Life, 1976

With Love’s In Need Of Love Today, I took out the lyrics,

The force of evil plans
To make you its possession
And it will if we let it
Destroy everybody
We all must take
Precautionary measures
If love and peace you treasure
Then you'll hear me when I say

I did this because it’s not up to us to make any given situation in life right (even though of course we may be involved), there is only one who can make it all right; Yihweh.

I applied a phaser to the outro of this track, and again re what’s mentioned above, taking out the line, 

It’s up to you

On the track Have A Talk With God, I edited out the lyrics,

Well he’s the only free psychiatrist that’s known throughout the world
For solving the problems of all men and women, little boys and girls

The reason I did this is because Elohim has no part in psychiatry.

With Village Ghetto Land, I also edited out the lyrics (save the last line) to create an instrumental version of the track, I added some variating delay to its latter half.

On Ordinary Pain, I edited out the second half of the track, and added a little reverb on the end cymbal hit (edit point).

On Joy Inside My Tears I did the same.

For the remist I retitled Black Man to This World Was Made For All Men. 
Like this title change I felt that the track claimed to be about the equality of all races yet was weighted in the (number of) lyrics first to the black man and last to the white man, thus nullifying the point of the song. So I took and rearranged some of the lyrics, losing a verse and chorus. One of the replaced lyrics (from another part of the song) was,

Use of martial arts
In our country got its start
By a yellow man

which I replaced with,

The ground were we stand
With the flag held in our hand
Was first the red man's

The track was also duplicated, the second track being put through a phaser then mixed back in. 
The song also ends earlier than the original (without the outro), due to its sudden ending I added in a cymbal hit.

1. Love’s In Need Of Love Today
2. Have A Talk With God
3. Village Ghetto Land
4. Knocks Me Off My Feet
5. Pastime Paradise
6. Summer Soft
7. Ordinary Pain
8. Isn’t She Lovely
9. Joy Inside My Tears
10. This World Was Made For All Men
11. Ngiculela–Es Una Historia–I Am Singing
12. If It’s Magic 
13. As
14. Another Star

Stevie Wonder - As:
https://workdrive.zoho.com/folder/msimzce85d6aa44ab41d582a8ea9f586a42e3

Stevie Wonder - Songs In The Key Of Life (Remisted)

Julian Weir