What to do if your own parents were absolute geniuses? Ravi Coltrane is passionate about nurturing the family’s musical legacy. Even a spiritual and, above all, very peculiar record of the mother becomes a discovery.
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Andrian Kreye
If you were a child in the sixties or seventies, your parents could get strange. Colorful pictures appeared on the walls, incense sticks, figurines, and when the search for meaning really picked up speed, they dressed in embarrassing colors, dragged you to meditation, and there was no more meat to eat. Ravi Coltrane had such a childhood, the jazz saxophonist who now lives very secularly in Brooklyn with his wife.