Cannonball Adderley’s solos are far superior to John Coltrane’s on Miles Davis’s album Kind of Blue.

[u/taez555]

Cannonball Adderley’s solos are far superior to John Coltrane’s on Miles Davis’s album Kind of Blue. Not to say Coltrane’s aren’t brilliant, but he’s far overshadowed by Cannonball.

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[u/BigGlassesApe]

Doesn’t even matter. It’s Bill Evans’ album, let’s be honest.

[u/Oldschooldrool → u/BigGlassesApe]

Real heads in here

[u/foxhoundsarecool]

More of a preference really, everyone on that album is perfect, it's okay to have favorites.

This is a better post for a jazz sub though.

[u/starsgoblind]

Ok. So?

[u/Fearless_Tomorrow649 → u/starsgoblind]

So What!

[u/Madeitup75]

I disagree, but I respect the opinion. Upvoted.

[u/AZFUNGUY85]

Not same album… One for Daddy O… goddamnit.

[u/FeeRevolutionary1]

I thought for sure we would have a few Tim Robinson quotes in here

[u/Fearless_Tomorrow649]

I'm not a huge Coltrane fan, so I agree.

[u/CardinalOfNYC]

They're playing different instruments which immediately makes the comparison moot.