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Miles Davis Top Songs
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• So What - Miles Davis
• Blue In Green - Miles Davis
• All Blues - Miles Davis
• Freddie Freeloader - Miles Davis
• Flamenco Sketches - Miles Davis
• Bonus Track: Flamenco Sketches (Alternate Take) - Miles Davis
• So What - Miles Davis Quintet
• On The Corner (Unedited Master) - Miles Davis
• Move - Miles Davis
• Milestones - Miles Davis & John Coltrane
• Summertime - Miles Davis
• My Funny Valentine - Miles Davis
• Autumn Leaves - Miles Davis Quintet
• It Never Entered My Mind - Miles Davis
• Boplicity - Miles Davis
• Someday My Prince Will Come - Miles Davis
• Waiting for Miles - Miles Davis Quintet
• Bitches Brew - Miles Davis
• 'Round Midnight - Miles Davis
• On The Corner (Take 4) - Miles Davis
• Will O' The Wisp - Miles Davis
• Jeru - Miles Davis
• Helen Butte/Mr. Freedom X (Unedited Master) - Miles Davis
• It Never Entered My Mind - Miles Davis Quintet
• Move - Miles Davis
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Miles Davis Discography
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• The Complete On The Corner Sessions - Miles Davis
• Live At The 1963 Monterey Jazz Festival - Miles Davis
• Evolution Of The Groove - Miles Davis
• Discover Miles Davis - Miles Davis
• The Quintessence : 1945-1951 - Miles Davis
• Classic Years of Miles Davis - Miles Davis
• Bye Bye Blackbird - Miles Davis
• Return of The Cool - Miles Davis
• Crazeology - Miles Davis
• The Great Miles Davis, Vol. 3 - Miles Davis
• The Great Miles Davis, Vol. 2 - Miles Davis
• The Great Miles Davis, Vol. 1 - Miles Davis
• Live In 1958-59 - Miles Davis
• Cool & Collected - Miles Davis
• Enigma - Miles Davis
• Spotlight On - Miles Davis
• Prestige Profiles: Miles Davis - Miles Davis
• The Legendary Prestige Quintet Sessions - Miles Davis
• Early Miles - Miles Davis
• Live Jazz Vol. 3 - Miles Davis
• Live Jazz Vol. 2 - Miles Davis
• Live Jazz Vol. 1 - Miles Davis
• The Birdland Sessions - Miles Davis
• Out Of Nowhere - The Rise Of Miles Davis - Miles Davis
• The Cellar Door Sessions 1970 - Miles Davis
• Live in Zurich - Miles Davis
• Jazz Masters: Bird House - Miles Davis
• Avignon The Last Concert - Miles Davis
• From Cool To Bop - Miles Davis
• The Very Best (The Early Years) - Miles Davis
• Best Of Seven Steps: The Complete Recordings 1963-1964 - Miles Davis
• Miles Davis Featuring John Coltrane - Miles Davis
• Boplicity - Miles Davis
• Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia... - Miles Davis
• The Best Of Miles Davis (Prestige) - Miles Davis
• Jazz Biography Series - Miles Davis
• Jazz Moods: Cool - Miles Davis
• Quintessence: 1945-1951 - Miles Davis
• The Complete In a Silent Way Sessions [2004 Reissue] - Miles Davis
• Miles Davis & Jimmy Forrest: Complete Sessions - Miles Davis
• Birdland 1951 - Miles Davis
• Morpheus - Miles Davis
• Complete 1951-1953 All Stars - Miles Davis
• Plays Classic Ballads [2003] - Miles Davis
• Complete Jack Johnson... - Miles Davis
• Move - Miles Davis
• The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions - Miles Davis
• Plays For Lovers - Miles Davis
• Love Songs 2 - Miles Davis
• Jazz Masters [Delta] - Miles Davis
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Miles Davis Sheet Music
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Kind of Blue
By Miles Davis. Full score songbook for trumpet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, bass and piano. Series: Hal Leonard Transcribed Scores. 63 pages. Published by Hal Leonard.
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Volume 50 - The Magic Of Miles Davis
By Jamey Aebersold. For any C, Eb, Bb, bass instrument or voice. Play-Along series with accompaniment CD. A slice of Miles' career from 1957 to 1964; the apex of his popularity. Play-Along Categories: Artists. Book with CD. Published by Jamey Aebersold Jazz.
Level: intermediate, advanced.
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Miles Davis Standards
Jazz Play-Along Series Volume 49. By Miles Davis. Jazz Play Along. Play Along. Softcover with CD. 88 pages. Published by Hal Leonard.
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Volume 2
(Jazz Play Along Series) By Miles Davis. Fakebook (leadsheet notation; includes separate versions for Eb, Bb, and C instruments) and accompaniment CD for Bb instrument, Eb instrument and C instrument. 52 pages. Published by Hal Leonard.
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Birth Of The Cool
(Scores from the Original Parts) By Miles Davis. Full score (multiple copies needed for performance) for alto saxophone, baritone saxophone, trumpet, horn, trombone, tuba, piano, bass and drum set. Series: Hal Leonard Transcribed Scores. 168 pages. Published by Hal Leonard.
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Miles Davis Real Book
(Lead Sheets for 57 Compositions) By Miles Davis. Fakebook (spiral bound) for C instrument. Series: Hal Leonard Fake Books. 80 pages. Published by Hal Leonard.
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Volume 7 - Miles Davis
By Jamey Aebersold. For any C, Eb, Bb, bass instrument or voice. Play-Along series with accompaniment CD. 8 jazz originals written by Miles Davis. Play-Along Categories: Artists. Book with CD. Published by Jamey Aebersold Jazz.
Level: intermediate, advanced.
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Miles Davis
By Miles Davis. Piano Solo. 72 pages. Published by Hal Leonard.
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Miles Davis for Solo Guitar
By Miles Davis. Guitar Solo. Softcover with CD. With notes and tablature. 96 pages. Published by Hal Leonard.
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Kind Of Blue - Deluxe Edition
By Miles Davis. Full score (hard back edition) and reference book for trumpet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, piano, bass and drum. Series: Hal Leonard Artist Transcriptions. 88 pages. Published by Hal Leonard.
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Kind of perfect
Like any great work of art, Kind Of Blue transcends its genre. The record's soft, hypnotic textures and stunning emotional range should appeal to just about anybody who's listening, no matter what they think of jazz. It's a masterpiece of sustained mood and atmosphere, brimming with restrained cool and nervous energy. The group's playing is spare and beautiful, layered with a multitude of emotions, attitudes, and ideas. It's music that speaks to the thoughts and feelings that you've never been able to express, that brings to life your half-forgotten dreams and quiet longings. It's the record you would have made, if only you knew how.
All of which is my pseudo-intellectual, laughably pretentious way of saying that this album is wonderfully unique. It's dreamy; it's gorgeous and atmospheric. Its textures are lush and nuanced. The music epitomizes simplicity as a source of beauty- the arrangements and compositions are spare and open, giving each player ample room to express himself. Indeed, Miles' genius is in how large a canvas he creates, stripping the entirety of jazz down to a basic framework of scales and chords, and trusting his companions (a veritable dream team of middle period American jazz) completely.
The result is a masterpiece. The five songs here are among the greatest recordings ever made: "So What" opens the album with an incredibly smokey, soulful late-night ambiance, instantly evoking some sort of nightclub nirvana. Coltrane's solo is a thing of wonder. "Freddie Freeloader" is somehow both unabashedly passionate and a paragon of hip detachment. "Blue In Green" is simply gorgeous, and "All Blues" is full of tense, nervous energy. "Flamenco Sketches" is a dreamy, fluttering slice of atmosphere.
It's absolutely brilliant. No music collection is complete without it.
Lame bass thumping all through, boom boo boo boom
how can someone enjoy the horn when all through EVERY song this constant bass thumping, boom boo boo boom boom boo boom boo boom boom boom boo boo boom STUPID!
that is a stand up bass thats doing that, right? or is it my uneducated jazz ears
Now Sketches of Spain CD. thats what its all about. some bass, but its minimal and in the background, not dominating the songs
School assignment
I bought this CD for an assignment for a Music Appreciation class. And that tells you what I know about the elements of music that make it good (or bad).
My biggest gripe is that I can hear hiss and other noises that could/should have been removed when this was remastered.
As for the music itelself, this is what I think of when I hear people talk about Jazz. But it sounds like every small Jazz band I hear at formal events. maybe they're all coppying this? But it is pleasant to listen to.
Now how do I expand that into 3+ typed pages?
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