Home / Music / Eric Dolphy and McCoy Tyner arranged the orchestral parts on Africa/BrassMusic linernotes album music john-coltraneEric Dolphy and McCoy Tyner arranged the orchestral parts on Africa/BrassEric Dolphy and McCoy Tyner handled the orchestral arrangements, originally credited to Dolphy alone. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesCrescent is Coltrane at his most melodic — a calm before the free-jazz stormNaima was recorded with Miles Davis's rhythm section, not Coltrane's usual bandColtrane blew up his quartet to 21 musicians for Africa/BrassBlue Train has five tracks — four Coltrane originals and a standardBallads was John Coltrane's second Impulse! album — but the first to focus entirely on balladsExploreMarilyn Martin sang 'Separate Lives' with Phil CollinsMatilda Mann built her career EP by EP before Roxwell'Naima' is named after John Coltrane's first wifeNala Sinephro plays modular synths and harp on Space 1.8Niki Haris was Madonna's backing vocalist from 1987 to 2001Previous Forest Flower became one of the most successful jazz recordings of its eraNext Eric Clapton covered John Martyn's 'May You Never' on Slowhand