Expression
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Artists | John Coltrane |
|---|---|
| Release date | September 1967 |
| Producers | Bob Thiele |
| Studio | Van Gelder Studio |
| Englewood Cliffs | |
| NJ | |
| Genres | Jazz |
| Free Jazz | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2411519 |
About Expression
Expression is an album by jazz saxophonist John Coltrane. Apart from the title track, the rest of the album was recorded at about the same time as Interstellar Space. Expression was released in September 1967, after Coltrane's unexpected death; this was the first posthumous release of a Coltrane recording.
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...A picture of the prime minister - tousling his hair with an anguished Expression - fills the front of, along with the headline Boris Loses Control ...
Newspaper headlines: 'Boris loses control'
A picture of the Prime Minister - tousling his hair with an anguished Expression - fills The Front of, along with the headline "Boris Loses Control".
The tabloid says Mr Johnson's Brexit plans "blew up in his face" as rebel Conservatives sided with the opposition to defeat the government in Tuesday's Commons vote - marking the end of the "shortest Downing Street honeymoon ever".
a "humiliation" for Mr Johnson - suggesting several Tories were emboldened, rather than deterred, by The Threat of having The Whip removed.
"Much more of this and letters will be piling up in the 1922 Committee demanding The Return of Theresa May ".
For, the result of the vote was "another chaotic instalment in The March towards Brexit " - Leaving the UK "more starved of certainty than it has ever been".
is appalled by the rebellion, accusing the former chancellor, Philip Hammond , and other senior Tories of surrendering to the EU.
"They've turned their back on the historic referendum result and should bear the shame of what they have done for the rest of their lives," it argues in its editorial.
That many readers will find their purge from the parliamentary Tory party "unpalatable" - But believes Downing Street had no choice.
"With an election around The Corner , Number 10 doesn't want to run The Risk of winning a majority That includes enough Remainers to make it no majority at all," it says.
Last Night 's events have left the Conservatives in a "state of disintegration", with "poison coursing through the bloodstream" of The Party .
Away from Brexit , several Papers - - Report on a major study linking diet drinks with an increased risk of dying early.
The research, which looked at More Than 450,000 people across Europe, found That death rates from any cause were 26% higher among people who consumed two or more diet drinks A Day , compared with those who had less than one a month.
The reasons are unclear, But previous studies have suggested That artificial sweeteners can trigger glucose intolerance and higher insulin levels in The Blood .
of a lawyer who won the jackpot on the German version of "Who Wants to be a Millionaire " - After spending 16 years re-enacting the television quiz in his basement.
Jan Stroh built a replica of The Set and studied nearly 35-thousand past questions to prepare for his appearance on the programme, applying dozens of times before he was finally selected to take part.
He plans to use some of his winnings to renovate his mock-up Studio - and has treated himself to a tailored suit.
Source of news: bbc.com
