Day 8 of 365. Today "Chet Baker sings." Día 8 de 365. Hoy "Chet Baker sings". It's a jazz standards album. Baker was a well-known singing trumpeter in the cool jazz line, heavily influenced

... is what it is, as is every (illusory) thing. #listening to #MilesDavis while #reading The Black Echo (free, online #meditation

Discovery of teenage miles davis photobooth photo

A Sunday evening jazz interlude ...

Plating drums on a rainy afternoon with a Miles Davis tune. Tocando batería en una tarde lluviosa con una canción de Miles Davis.

Luego de unos cuantos días hice la tarea de escuchar detenidamente un álbum que para reseña es un reto, porque no se trataba de cualquier álbum de rock, estábamos hablando de un disco que ha sido muy

In this new chapter of Album of the day I arrive with an album that I bought recently and that has me in love. The limited edition blue vinyl record from Miles Davis' album "Kind of Blue"! "Kind of Blue"

Artist and performer Heistheartist is back on the scene with a brand new studio release, “Boom (Love Version)”. What’s special about this project is that it captures the artist’s incredibly diverse mindset,

If you understood everything I said, you'd be me #MilesDavis

Homework and Heroes ...and #vinyl😊 my collection and inspiration is growing - love it❗️#share2steem #milesdavis #kindofblue #vinyljunkies #vinylcollection #jazz #johncoltrane #trumpet #jazzfuson #vinylrecords

The 1959 is a fundamental year for the history of music. Among the exceptional events that occur in that year there is the birth of a sextet of unrepeatable jazz musicians promoted by Miles Davis. The

King, Miles.

One interesting period or style of jazz is modal jazz. The album Kind of Blue (1959) by Miles Davis is the landmark release that is most often referenced. In this post, you can listen to some of popular

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Thelonious Monk, Charles Mingus, Miles Davis, Gigi Gryce and Max Roach at Tony’s, Brooklyn NYC, March 1954 Source

Miles Davis first session for Blue Note Records was on 9 May 1952 when, along with J.J. Johnson (trombone) Jackie McLean (alto saxophone) Gil Coggins (piano) Oscar Pettiford (bass) and Kenny Clarke (drums)

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