Every Time We Say Goodbye
John Coltrane
Baden-Baden, Germany, 1961
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Coltrane turns this Cole Porter tune into a lullaby. I can’t imagine a better way to put a baby to sleep.
Porter wrote the tune in 1944 for a revue put on by ‘Broadway’ Billy Rose.
The trick to this tune is Porter begins in A♭ major and ends on a A♭ minor cord, so the song literally makes the “change from major to minor.”
Personnel:
John Coltrane, soprano sax
McCoy Tyner, piano
Reggie Workman, bass
Elvin Jones, drums
Stan Getz