: Slow ballad (roughly 102 BPM in swing feel for some backing tracks) . 👥 Personnel

: It is noted for having one of the most diatonic melodies ever written, contrasting sharply with Coltrane's typical chromatic style .

The track features a slight variation of Coltrane’s "Classic Quartet": : Tenor Saxophone . McCoy Tyner : Piano . Jimmy Garrison : Bass .

: Released on the posthumous album Transition (1970) . Key : D Major .

John Coltrane - Dear Lord Link

: Slow ballad (roughly 102 BPM in swing feel for some backing tracks) . 👥 Personnel

: It is noted for having one of the most diatonic melodies ever written, contrasting sharply with Coltrane's typical chromatic style . John Coltrane - Dear Lord

The track features a slight variation of Coltrane’s "Classic Quartet": : Tenor Saxophone . McCoy Tyner : Piano . Jimmy Garrison : Bass . : Slow ballad (roughly 102 BPM in swing

: Released on the posthumous album Transition (1970) . Key : D Major . John Coltrane - Dear Lord