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1. paulruston.com › 2016/03/07 › so-what-analysis‘So What’ Analysis – Paul Ruston

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   Mar 7, 2016 · Analysis. jazz, miles davis, modal, motif, ostinato, quartal. “So What” from Kind of Blue (Miles Davis, 1959) Kind of Blue Best selling jazz album of all time Considered one of the most influential jazz albums of all time (impacts jazz, rock & classical) Features: Miles Davis (trumpet), Bill Evans (piano), Jimmy Cobb (drums), Paul Chambers ...

2. jacobdgm.com › blog › so-what-listening-guideListening Guide: "So What" - Blog – Jacob deGroot-Maggetti

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   Oct 17, 2020 · Jimmy Cobb plays a swing rhythm on the ride cymbal. Davis plays with some of his notes slightly behind the beat, adding to the solo's laid-back feel. 1:46 A – The solo continues in the same style. 2:00 B – The song shifts into Eb Dorian, and the trumpet solo becomes a little busier, with Davis playing series of eighth notes with fewer gaps.

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   What instrument does Miles Davis play?

   • 1:32 A – Miles Davis begins soloing on the trumpet, leaving plenty of room between his notes for a listener to hear Paul Chambers' walking bass line. Bill Evans plays accompanying chords on the piano, at times playing in the gaps in the trumpet melody and at other times playing in the same rhythms.

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   How does Davis start the second chorus?

   • 2:29 A – Davis begins the second chorus of his solo by exploring an arpeggio, the notes of a chord, instead of his more melodic phrases earlier in his solo. On the bass, Chambers alternates between the D root and other notes of the mode. Evans comps on the piano with close-voiced, dissonant chords.

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   Did Miles Davis record 'so what'?

   • In this excerpt from the new book 3 Shades of Blue: Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, and the Lost Empire of Cool (Penguin Press, March 5, 2024), author James Kaplan puts us in the room as Davis and his collaborators record "So What," the track that leads off what is often hailed as the greatest jazz album ever.

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   When did Miles Davis become a trumpeter?

   • When Miles Davis came to New York in 1945, at the age of 19, he replaced Gillespie as Parker's trumpeter for a few years and played very much in their style. A decade later, he, too, was wondering what to do next. The answer came from a friend of his named George Russell (who died just last month at the age of 86).

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4. www.openculture.com › 2012 › 04'The Sound of Miles Davis': Classic 1959 Performance with ...

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   The 26-minute show (see above) opens with the clas­sic “So What,” record­ed only a month ear­li­er. Davis solos twice on the song to fill in for Adder­ley. The group is then joined by Gil Evans and his orches­tra. Togeth­er they play three num­bers from Davis’s 1957 album, Miles Ahead. Here’s the set list: So What; The Duke ...

5. www.loudersound.com › features › miles-davis-jazzThe 10 best Miles Davis songs | Louder

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   JOSHUA (1963) In the 1960s, Miles had this terrific output, and several great bands, and this is a track from 1963’s Seven Steps To Heaven. It’s an up-tempo, high energy piece, and has a little bit of the feel of So What, but in the middle it changes to this very fast waltz, so it’s a very unique tune.

6. www.esquire.com › entertainment › musicMiles Davis and the Recording of a Jazz Masterpiece - Esquire

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   Feb 26, 2024 · Kind of Blue is the best-selling jazz album of all time. Here's what it was like inside the studio with Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and Bill Evans on the day they laid down one of the record's ...

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7. www.msn.com › en-us › entertainmentWe've got the Story Behind the Song 'Three Wooden Crosses' - MSN

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   "Three Wooden Crosses" tells the story of four people on a bus that crashes. The song ultimately reveals the fate of those on board, with the exception of the bus driver.

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