I’ve found comfort (once again, a bit, not too much) in one of my favourite jazz albums: My Favorite Things by John Coltrane and his quartet, consisting of McCoy Tyner on piano (in my view the standout performer on the album minus, of course, John Coltrane), Steve Davis on double bass, and the great Elvin Jones on drums. Released in 1960, this album is among the best starting points for listening to jazz, especially in the form it has taken since the 60s. Listen to it and wish me luck.
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