John Coltrane’s cousin Mary’s sister-in-law’s friend’s dentist heard about a band teacher working in Boissevain, Manitoba who was a remarkable improviser that practiced the same objective in life as in music. Putting up no resistance and encouraging improvisors to do the same. His mechanic’s daughter’s boyfriend’s uncle spent eight years studying classical music, returned to the prairies and bought a Subway franchise with his inheritance then once a month held a theme party where everyone played their own version of I Stand Alone from Al Kooper’s solo album of the same name.