Home / Music / Coltrane's unaccompanied opening on "Lush Life" previews his sheets of soundMusic linernotes album music joão-gilbertoColtrane's unaccompanied opening on "Lush Life" previews his sheets of soundColtrane’s unaccompanied opening on Lush Life demonstrates his emerging sheets of sound technique, with rapid arpeggiated runs that would become more developed later. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesLush Life cycles through three different band configurationsAmoroso proves why João Gilberto is the father of bossa novaJoão Gilberto's Fino is pure bossa novaAmoroso strips João Gilberto down to voice and guitarJoão Gilberto's syncopated fingerpicking defined bossa nova's rhythmExploreThe Ghost in the Shell soundtrack was composed by Kenji KawaiBeethoven's Grosse Fuge was booted from its own quartet by the publisherThe Harder They Come soundtrack belongs to a 1972 Jamaican crime filmBeethoven's Op. 74 is called the 'Harp' quartet for its pizzicato arpeggiosLee Perry's Black Ark 'holy trinity' includes Police and Thieves, Party Time, and War Ina BabylonPrevious Come Away with Me sold 27 million copies worldwideNext Brian Eno played keyboards, synths, and guitar — guided by Oblique Strategies