After the intro
Bass: hey guys i have to tell you something
The rest of instruments: Sooo what
Bass: Come on guys please let me share it
The rest of instruments: Sooo what
Bass: guys is not funny when you do that
The rest of instruments: Sooo what

Damn i love/miss the good music....

All comments from YouTube:

Davis Schulz

2y↑119

awesome

unaeK & co

4d↑2

Un schon wieder finde ich den Lieben Davis unter einem Musik Klassiker! Schon das 2. Mal!

Orlando SzRo

Wtf? X2 hahaha

Chirag Gupta

@Madra teach me your ways oh wise one

Simone Gentili

8w↑2

@imagine wagon yea, wtf

imagine wagon

9w↑1

Wtf?

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Joshua David Collins

45w↑1.3K

Covid-19 Stressing You Out? Turn This On And Unwind... I'm an ex gang member now saved by The Blood of Jesus. Been out of LA for 4 years with my wife and 4 children in Arizona. God used Jazz to mellow me out. I have a 2 year old son and I named him Miles David. I am 33 and I AM IN LOVE WITH JAZZ MUSIC... GOD BLESS ALL WHO READ THIS...

ToolfanJeffro

Good for you my friend. Stay strong and when in doubt, just see the love in your children’s eye. Much love from a stranger in NC.

“We are born of one breath, one word.
We are all one spark, sun becoming..”

Dallas Roberts

1w↑1

Right on man. I too love Jesus and Jazz. So glad you found the light. Blessings to you and your family.

Shane U

1w↑1

there is no god

Jim C. Goodfellas

Great story. This in my opinion is one of the greatest pieces of music ever recorded

Brandy Young

Amen bro

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mastershake9801

5y↑1.5K

Having a bad day? No worries, get someplace where you can be alone, throw on this tune and all will be right in the world again.

Gato 008

🙋 ❣️ 🎶🎶🎶📣🎶🎶🎶📻🎶📻🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶

G. S.R

14w

https://youtu.be/0JVLqus1npA
If you want to listen to the song "Autumn Leaves" that I play with the guitar, you can reach it via the link..🍁🍁

Subversively Surreal

14w↑1

Not in the world 👉🏾🌎...but in my head💕

MrTeddyBass

26w↑1

Works every time!

wayward_wyn

29w

Joshua Reed [adult swim] and jazz just seem like they go well together

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daddyohoh1

4y↑912

Miles Davis, John Coltrane and Bill Evans. A Mt. Rushmore of jazz players.

Scotsman

what about Yanni?

Kurt Timothy

I think Thelonious Monk is on this too, am I correct or thinking of something else??

bronzegranada

a great way of putting into words this fabulous legacy of music

Isaac Drewes

Don’t forget about Maestro Miguel Ángel Messulam and Richard Clayderman

Jonathan Reiner

Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong, and Oscar Peterson

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ProtoType62

6y↑2.8K

sheldon beltran

I AM FROM PERÚ, I M VERY HAPPY BUT I CAN UNDERSTEND YOU COMMENT XD

G. S.R

14w

https://youtu.be/0JVLqus1npA
If you want to listen to the song "Autumn Leaves" that I play with the guitar, you can reach it via the link..🎶🎶🍁🍁

Yabooski

18w

I'm 14 and I don't have as much imagination as you

Monjini Man

23w

Ibar Lemus try harder next time bud 😐

Ibar Lemus

23w

@Monjini Man so what?

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Goddard Bolt

7y↑333

STILL Miles ahead of the rest.

Goddard Bolt

15w

@Burt472 Back at ya from Canada

Burt472

15w↑1

Absolutely....I concur....Thanks from Italy

Nave Netoow

@Spanish Moustache Yes! It's called "Miles Ahead"

Raihan Purboyo

HAAAAA nice one!

Nave Netoow

It's true...have you seen that Miles Davis movie that came out recently?

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jerry Hernandez

4y↑145

The bass and piano are exquisite.

jerry Hernandez

43w↑1

@Lavar J Absolutely

Lavar J

43w↑2

The drummer is on perfect point as well,deep into grove with some great accents and smooth ride cymbal work.

Busta Bass

52w↑3

@Lars Vision
Uhhhhh, just for the record, the drummer on the Kind of Blue album, on which "So What" is the lead track, is Jimmy Cobb. It was recorded in 1959. Tony Williams was around eleven at that time. He didn't join Miles' legendary Quintet (Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, Wayne Shorter) until he was seventeen, c.1965. Still, that Quintet went on to establish itself as one of the many iterations of talented musicians, through which Miles Davis shaped the ever changing form of the genre known as jazz.👑

Busta Bass

1y↑4

@Lars Vision
Uhhhhh...that would be Jimmy Cobb on drums. He preceded Tony, who was the drummer for Miles' subsequent quintet, which also included Herbie Hancock on piano, Ron Carter on bass, and Wayne Shorter on saxophone. This legendary ensemble along with Jimmy included, Paul Chambers on double bass, Bill Evans on piano, Wynton Kelly on piano for one track (Freddie Freeloader, which he wrote) and of course, Miles, 'Trane, and The Cannonball...Timeless!

Lars Vision

3y↑1

Drummer, Tony Williams contribution is making to a decent drive. A few bumps in the road make it an interesting journey.

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Riperinos

5y↑221

Dat bass

B Creepin

16w↑1

BASS

The Angry Otaku

16w

just kinda groovin off to one side on its own, just happy to be alive and free

Jake

31w

And ?

icecreamforcrowhurst

38w

Mr. P. C.

Busta Bass

52w↑5

Paul Chambers was one of the greatest jazz bassists ever recorded. His rhythmic pizzicato interpretations on the double bass throughout his brief lifetime, anchored many of the classic jazz standards performed by the true immortal giants of jazz. He also included more arco (bowing) than most double bassists during that period. A testament to his classical training. Kind of Blue is just one example of his musical mastery. It also happens to be the best.👑🎵

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SamP

6y↑1K

Dorian mode brought me here.

長船政照

サンキューベリーマッチ
コメントを見てくださいありがとうございます。返信が来ましたがイングリッシュなのでアイドントノウ
スミマセン、英語なのでわかりません!!
サンキューベリーマッチ、フロムホクカイドウインサッポロ！！
サンキューベリーマッチ

Kenneth Slatten

They're not just playing D Dorian though. The chord progression I'd D minor to E minor. Those two chords share 2 common notes, c and f. They are pivoting off of those two common notes as they improvise.

長船政照

スミマセン、コメントをありがとうございます!!サンキューベリーマッチ、これかイングリッシュがわかりません!!多分、翻訳機にかければ正確に分かると思いますが新しい✨スマートフォンの為機能がわかりません!!
北海道札幌のファンより、サンキューベリーマッチ

Ruth Griggs

Me too! Judy Neimack cited "So What" as straight Dorian in her vocalist book "Hear It and Sing It"

長船政照

貴方が紹介された。マイルスデビスの映像も送られて来ました。ありがとうございます

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Original-Steve

6y↑287

I can dig as deep into the rarest and most obscure jazz as I have done all my life, but in the end, all roads lead here......

AlongCameSeb

@Ahsoka Tano try "The outside within" from Chico freeman.

Sonia Carrion

@Ahsoka Tano I do not know if this would be considered main stream or obscure but...

https://youtu.be/IAUcfCQ0tQg

MR. SMALLS

16w

A really good jazz group is the comet is coming

Ethan Hill

51w

I wasted my time likewise. Sticking with every member of this band and the Quintet saves time and money.

Teddy Boyat

1y↑2

@Ahsoka Tano listen to Allan Holdsworth :)

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Low effort Productions

3y↑618

In our band class one day, we were talking about jazz musicians. Someone brings up Miles Davis. So I say "Miles Davis? So what?" They were so pissed for a second until they realized I was making a pun.

Thames Apollo

21w↑3

@Meine Postma that's not what he said but ok

Meine Postma

34w↑1

@Nickhead87 So everybody that doesn't like what you like is a narcissist? Riiiiiight. I disagree :)

Bean Cactus

37w

nerd

Capcoor

45w

Low effort Productions z You’re quick.

JackPingYT

2y↑1

funny

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SmallMediumLarge41

6y↑707

Why does searching "So What" bring me to the song by Pink? Miles Davis is infinitely better.

G. S.R

14w

https://youtu.be/0JVLqus1npA
If you want to listen to the song "Autumn Leaves" that I play with the guitar, you can reach it via the link..🎶🎶🍁🍁

Gerald Johnson

41w

@Jimmy Fox Ornette Coleman got away with putting out noise and had the nerve to call it jazz. Dude was terrible. He and his group sounded like a bunch of five year old boys playing with their father's instruments. He was that bad.

acr08807

46w↑1

The 80's were not worse. If you don't believe me, name one band today that's better than The Police.

Life of Brian

48w

@froggieluver24 Miles Davis is a genius caliber musician. Pink is a non-musician who is a brand-name for worthless McMusic. Fixed it for you.

Katie DeAngelis

49w

ikr how dare she. ugh

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a cop who is also a dog

5y↑595

shoutouts to vevo for profiting off of musicians that have been dead for 15 years

Bonswally

40w↑1

@Donovan Byrd So you made it up. That's ok.

Mikito

41w

Nice pfp i love that album

Talli Kimani

44w

shout out to miles for profiting of blue in green, solar, donna lee ect.

Ethan Hill

51w

SHOUT OUT to YOU.

drainfrog

1y↑1

cool profile picture bro

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Alun49

1y↑53

I am almost scared of listening to this too much. I think I first heard it in the sixties when I was about six or seven. It had an extraordinary effect on me as I did not really understand music and experienced it as an almost hypnotic force. The past fifty plus years has educated my ears, but my obsession with music has also meant things are less mysterious. My fear is in losing the vague memory of how it affected me all those years ago and instead understand it too well.

luis astete canal

2w↑1

La BUENA Musica amigo, produce en el ser humano efectos extraordinarios !!!! y, tambien EDUCA tu oido y GUSTO Musical. Yo soy fanatico del genero JAZZ y la CLASICA de los Grandes Maestros que incluye la musica LIRICA...saludos desde Peru...

Tre Hazel

1y↑3

Alun49 wow that’s deep I feel the same

Hi

5y↑189

The most underrated Vevo account on youtube right now.

Daniella Karan

@sandy 10 tahun yang lalu Don't say that it's rude.

sandy 10 tahun yang lalu

Hey bangsad :)

unpopulargammer

Can I just say my whole list thelonious monk, Miles, sonny, lee Morgan, Coltrane, herbie Hancock Tommy Flanagan red garlan art Blakey

edgar pierre

Hi — you got that right

niptuck117

5y↑226

Whew, Davis' intro is perfection, and then you have Coltrane coming in and it's even more perfection.

Wayne Johanson

51w↑1

The perfection never ends

thiago giovanni dos santos

snakeosburn what? 😂 that’s the most crazy thing ever... Miles soling

Jacquelyn Barrows

Exactly.

Rudolph Jackson

2y↑1

I think Cannonball solo is just as spectacular

fdmzoppp13

3y↑2

Coltrane is great but he likes attention and goes on and on and on... you can hear by how abruptly his solo ends that they had to cut him off because he wouldn't stop playing...

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Namreenactor1

4y↑225

if peeing your pants is cool then consider me miles davis

KushedGodDave

@B Creepin I think it's from billy madison with Adam sandler and Chris farley

B Creepin

16w

@Stargarden I am pretty sure it's a Simpsons reference

ok

34w

Abrahán De Labastida why is this funny

Chris Prosser

Hold my beer... Two girls, one cup.

Samuel Seidman

2y↑2

I'll tell you who took those lunches, that damn sasquatch!

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Roy Davis

4y↑628

I am 73 and had the privilege of meeting many of the musicians in this line-up. These musicians are like GODS. When they play it is like they are making a profound statement.

Noël Lepère

27w

@Austin Martín Hernández Well, no, there was only one complete take, but not just one. You're listening to the third take here.

Susan Drais

30w

I met many too - it is a privilege! Funny how these kids today, enjoy our era! This is when jazz was jazz, something new and exciting!

Doomsday Defense 1977

38w

Met John Cage one afternoon in San Francisco. He worked with Rahsaan Roland Kirk.

michael toner

39w

Roy: Not "like" Gods...they ARE among divinities. Jimmy Cobb, Lord rest him! Thank you for your leading, which helps all of us.

Salvador Zamiel Lema Chaparro

42w

ok boomer

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Oliver

4y↑295

Why would you dislike this smh

Abraham Palmer

48w↑2

@Dr Salha trust me many of jazz fans love and respect classical music both European and Indian.

Janusz Luczak

2y↑1

Because it's boring af and "Bitches brew" is better by miles (or Miles :P).

Azer tuyop

2y↑1

Because it's shit

Aileen’s Life

Oliver ikr!

Nehemiah vaughn

2y↑1

Oliver, shut up

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Hardtop Harry

5y↑771

When I was about 15, my guitar teacher told me that Miles' solo on this track was everything a jazz solo should be. Now, 40 years later, after 1000s of hours practice, and teaching, gigging, listening, I agree.

Busta Bass

26w

@Kyle Neil
It's easy to recognize the greatness of this historic recording. Knowing the music from transcript, and having played its tracks many times over the past forty-plus years, I have a special appreciation for the musicians, the music, and what it all meant to jazz in particular and popular music in general. Peace!👍

Kyle Neil

26w

@Busta Bass that was well written

Kyle Neil

26w

@Johnny G I had the pleasure of meeting Mike (trombone), and playing with him, when he and Christian Fabian (bass) accompanied + tutored our highschool Jazz band!

Torin Thunder

29w

666 likes! 😈👹😈👹😈👹

Jake

31w

MD's solo was written for recording.

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Nathan Anderson

4y↑121

ignore this just placing times so I can click back to transpose it
2:12

Ibby_H

16w

@Luis Felipe Fernandes ahh sorry

Luis Felipe Fernandes

16w↑1

@Ibby_H nooo, no. I'm just saying this because in the daw u can put markers where u stop or in the part that u want to transcribe. I was doing like this to transcribe and than i download a daw and it helps me a lot.

Ibby_H

16w

@Luis Felipe Fernandes other people are more comfortable with notation because they may have grown up with it and have learned how to transcribe. Also, what is the point of using a DAW for this?

Luis Felipe Fernandes

23w

Man, just download a DAW and be happy

Eva

1:32

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Paula Jarrett

2y↑135

My Dad use to listen to this when I was a little girl. It reminds me of times when I felt safe and that nothing could harm me. I thought my dad was a super hero. I thank him for giving me a side of African American culture that I may have never been introduced to. Smooth chill vibes.

Luke Jarboe

16w↑1

I really respect people who love the music and don’t play an instrument. Thank you for helping keep this wonderful music alive, when you are listening to Miles, all’s right with the world. I dig man.

James Crisp

19w↑1

the piano player is white

Gerald Johnson

43w↑2

I've loved jazz since I was a little boy. I remember listening to A Day in the Life by Wes Montgomery March 1, 1969 when we moved into our new home in the Avalon Park neighborhood on Chicago's Southside. I fell in love with jazz then as a five year old boy.

Brenden sutton

52w↑9

Paula Jarrett I liked this comment... my dad used to play this and I would fall asleep to it not knowing or really caring who miles Davis was cause I was 10... now I’m 19 turning 20 in July and I adore jazz to the point of me taking a jazz history college course!

Chas von Platten

Perfect.

mike morgan

4w↑3

You can almost smell the Expresso Coffee

worst name ever hands down

5y↑487

God damn im getting really into jazz

A Sz

Carole Tallerino don’t forget the one who wrote this whole album: Bill Evans.

Joshua Elwood

Welcome home

Jacquelyn Barrows

Newport Jazz Festival try it sometime

marija sekulic

wellcome

Big red button 420

HEATGOLDSTARBOYS2PACSKIT1FAKEBANKSKIT2TRIP and that’s a problem?

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Rusty Kuntz

4y↑83

This is almost 60 years old now, incredible music that will now & forever be timeless.

gary krebs

1y↑3

that's known as a classic

Inflamed Toe Juice In Harlem

60!? My god....

V G3

5y↑64

the best cymbal crash into a laid back groove... ever...

da11king

45w

That splash in the beginning got to me as well 😎🔥

A Sz

1y↑1

I was thinking I couldn’t be the only one who noticed...

Fuckin cold blooded

james Doctor

2y↑3

And to think that he wanted to do it over for “overplaying”!

aarondp99

3y↑2

V G3 SERIOUSLY!!!!!!

Jeff Wright

6y↑57

One of the great songs of the 20th century

Neal Luczkiewicz

You are correct sir.
A PHENOMENAL EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION OF THE UNSPEAKABLE THAT
SOMEHOW BURSTS WITH MEANING.

like dislike

1y↑4

@kev1257ful 2000 is 21th century
So 1900-1999

kev1257ful

2y↑1

fucking lehmä it is, 20th century is 1900-2000

Suurin Vanhin Mies

It's Not 20Century

roconnor01

2y↑18

My late father was a merchant seaman in the late 50's early 60's, and on his trips from Liverpool, England to NYC his ship would dock at Pier 90,West 50th Street,and he would always head to the record stores in and around Midtown Manhattan, to buy the latest releases before they became available in the UK. 'Kind of Blue was one of the gems he purchased,and I've loved it ever since then. Bill Evans' playing is sublime.

luis astete canal

2w↑1

.La BUENA Musica amigo, produce en el ser humano efectos extraordinarios !!!! y, tambien EDUCA tu oido y GUSTO Musical. Yo soy fanatico desde hace muchos anos del genero JAZZ y la CLASICA de los Grandes Maestros que incluye la musica LIRICA... y hoy que tengo 71 anos de edad los sigo escuchando y viendo, saludos desde Peru...

Hunsta07

6y↑45

Keep the cymbals splashy, Jerry let's take the bass line for a walk.

Tom Connell

4y↑190

There's a story that Miles was invited to the White House during the Reagan administration and Frist Lady Nancy Reagan asked him what he had done to be invited to the White House. He said, "I changed the course of music two or three times. What did you do, other than sleep with the President?" In some versions of the story, he used a cruder term.

John Scarpa

15w

Luke Jarboe you know the person Miles Davis? I don t think so....Mr. Davis was so big and important

Luke Jarboe

15w

Tom Connell You do realize that Miles was a drug addict right? He wasn’t really known for being the best person in other ways too. Just saying. I respect the music, one of the best ever. I don’t really respect what kind of person he was. In other words, you can respect the music and not the person.

Clyde Clyde

20w↑1

He was never here to entertain.
Not even the First Not the First Lady.
He paid out $1000 for every penny
Invested every time you were lucky
enough to hear him. Fvck Nancy Reagan.

John Scarpa

22w

Yes 'cause Mr. Davis was true and meritocratics....I love Miles ...A true genious!!!!

Exploit Space

23w

@sacredgeometry yes sir! he didn't shuffle his feet, and being hit with a billy club outside the club where he was the star attraction changed his attitude somewhat

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Mach 2Media

1y↑48

The solos! OMG! Miles: sharp, cool, elegant. Coltrane: serious as Buddha, resolute, other-worldly. Cannonball: a butterfly in a summer's garden, playful, beautiful. Evans: hunched over the keys channelling Debussy and Ravel. Sublime stuff, and it changed the face of jazz in a heartbeat.

Luke Jarboe

16w

He uses so much space, just makes the end of the first chorus so much better. (Even though it’s already amazing!) As a fellow trumpet player, I wish I was as good as Miles!

Jake

31w

Written

CoinflipperTv

44w↑4

sharp? I would say he`s perfectly in tune ;)

maddman18210

5y↑41

Best Jazz you will ever hear my friends. We miss you my brother.

ᐱUΓᐱƧTYƧ OΜИIᖴᐱTΗΞΓ

5y↑71

The first song I go to for testing new speakers or headphones. Amazing piece!

oig40203

32w

I run front of house sound. Steely Dan's "Jack of Speed" is my go-to. It is nice and airy like this piece. Plenty of space to see how to room reacts.

stephen chase

Home at Last gets my vote.

MrGreenAKAguci00

Sublime choice. The entire Somethin' Else album would also be good. Just make sure that in both cases it's one of the older less compressed masterings.

Samuel Morse

4y↑3

AceOfSpades Motorhead will.

AceOfSpades

4y↑6

it's amazing music.. but it doesn't really test your speakers as such now does it...

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mike stang

3w↑4

Kooler than cool, in a league of his own......nobody comes close....

David Arbelaez

6y↑118

Listen to how Miles utilizes space in his solo on So What and notice how this rest makes the notes that he does play that much more effective.

DonVal86

David Arbelaez So what.

TheWardensArms

3y↑7

"If you don't have anything to say, then shut up." -Miles Davis
The master of utilizing silence as part of music.

ABC DEFG

5y↑4

+Vaibhav Joshi modal jazz simply refers to the chord-scale relationships used for example, in a 2-5-1 the 2 can be Dorian, the 5 mixolydian and the 1ionian and so on

Daniel Pacheco

5y↑7

+Vaibhav Joshi well that certainly isn't the definition of Modal Jazz, but it can be a characteristic of modal songs in general: On non modal jazz the soloing based on arpegiating differently in every chord (say autumn leaves) - the more chords you have the more soloing possibilities. In modal jazz you can wreck and mess around in one or more modes/scales in a very basic chord structure.

Jordy Williams

5y↑1

+David Arbelaez creation through subtraction

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Wolff Bachner

40w↑55

For Jimmy Cobb, the drummer on this. Godspeed and good journey, Jimmy Cobb.

Nathaniel Kinsey

2y↑56

Jazz reminds me of my granny who grew up in St.Louis/Chicago during this era, and she and her brother brought me and my brothers on jazz. I knew jazz before I knew hip hop and I'm 26. Everybody calls me old or weird for listening to jazz, only if they knew the benefits of just letting a record play and letting all those notes just soak into you. Its therapeutic for me

Brenden sutton

52w↑1

Nathaniel Kinsey I’m a 19 year old college freshman who learned about jazz from my dad and he also taught me rock n roll too and I love music! So much so I’m taking a college course right now on jazz history

James Roberts

Im 38 nate..same here.. Along with a spliff of dro !!

SAXMAN J

2y↑3

Phuck em.. Jazz is real music.. I can't believe ppl actually think somebody rappin over trap beats think that's music.. Keep doing you homie

Patrick Mcguire

2y↑4

Miles equals baddd Jazz for sure calms the mind. A dollar in my pocket add jazz I'm there 😎😎😎

Tyrone Smith

5y↑23

This song (and the entire album for that matter)just has a way of making everything
alright ...However brief ...
superbly sublime.

Mountain Goat

Tyrone Smith yep... everything gonna be alright.....

Arayna Hamilton

35w↑2

Been playing this album front to back for over 20 years and it NEVER gets old #blueInGreen

Vincent Washington

2y↑21

2019 and still one of the best jazz recordings ever produced

saucy risi

40w↑25

RIP Jimmy Cobb :( he was the last musician alive from this album

Lee Kosmin

39w↑2

@saucy risi That crash cymbal is the gateway to heaven

John Hoerl

40w↑5

Amen, brother. That cymbal crash gives me chills every damn time. What a loss 😢

saucy risi

40w↑9

1:30 that fill and the super loud cymbal is my favorite moment in all of jazz

Vibrantdragon312

42w↑19

3:10 when you don't know how to play the lick

August

23w

@Vibrantdragon312 Thank you. I searched for this comment.

Vibrantdragon312

37w

@Piano Raves who knows?

Piano Raves

40w

I imagine this was intended

J.P. Kempkes

3y↑30

humanity reached its peak in evolution at 1:32 when Jimmy Cobb hits his cymbal

Wayne Johanson

51w

The first time I heard that, I thought I was being raptured out of here.

Neal Luczkiewicz

Yes yes yes. So many grear comments. This music opened up a river of consciousness in me in 1974 in an upstate
College in New York. It still fliws in me roday

Claudio

2w↑2

In 1969, Hendrix sent a letter to Paul McCartney asking him to form a trio with Miles. Oh my!

Aderito Matsimbe

22w↑2

29 years today since you left us King Miles. thank you for your sounds, salute from Mozambique!✊🏽🇲🇿

Phil Phucas

1y↑9

Album changed my life. The vinyl sound is other worldly.

dijon streak

1y↑2

...Miles' solo is so fucking inspirational it makes me cry....he packs in so much emotion in exquisite compact phrases.....a true Genius.......

luis astete canal

2w↑1

NUNCA me canso de escuchar este GRAN tema del GENIAL Miles Davis !!!! aqui en mi pais Peru, o en los tiempos en que vivi en Pensilvania - USA o en Granby- Canada...

J. Curtis

40w↑10

Jimmy Cobb, 'Kind of Blue' drummer for Miles Davis, dies of lung cancer at age 91.

,Associated Press•May 25, 2020

King George Washington

5y↑37

I enjoy all kinds of music except most music from today. They gotta play songs like this in starbucks and libraries and suit shops

Crazy Music Geek

2y↑3

I heard Blue Rondo Ala Turk at Starbucks once

Nandhan Natarajan

4y↑5

They played Blue Bossa at a Starbucks that i went to once.

jose rojas

6y↑37

I love that bass

Richard Marshall Bowman

+jose rojas It's talkin' to ya...huh?

worst name ever hands down

5y↑6

Who doesn't

Dances with Stone

40w↑21

Rest in peace Mr. Cobb! Thank you, thank you, thank you for all your wonderful music.

todd Allen

42w↑2

If more people in the world listened to this it would be a much better world!

Megan Castle

37w↑8

Music is the divine way to tell beautiful, poetic things to the heart.
--Pablo Casals

Joshua David Collins

20w

You replied to my comment on Kind of Blue Album. I just want to tell you thank you and remember Jesus Loves You My Sister!!!

John Bartley

4y↑34

This is beautiful...the bass lines are amazing

Craig Kielty

40w↑20

And don't forget Jimmy Cobb on drums passed away this past weekend at 91

Thames Apollo

21w↑1

@icecreamforcrowhurst Kenny Garrett

icecreamforcrowhurst

38w↑1

The last surviving participant from this album. Sadly not many of that generation left, to say the least. I mean, who’s still with us? Sonny Rollins, Benny Golson, Roy Haynes, Richard Davis, Barry Harris... who am I missing?

Milan Schönekerl

We need more jam-session bars, halls, i think in the world 🙂✌️

Chase Neal

2w↑2

This music keeps me from making bad decisions

Samuel Lawson

43w↑8

I’m 13 and these types of songs especially by miles Davis are truly amazing. I have one friend at school, his name is leon, and he is into jazz like I am. I play bass, he plays drums. We used to hire out music studios in our school but we stopped because the equipment was terrible. On the bus home every day we put in one earphone and play new jazz songs that sounded cool. We love this song. Shame that most kids in my school still listen to pop and hip hop. Don’t get me wrong, some pop songs are great, but a majority of them are terrible. Wish more kids liked this...

Totallynottheanimator

42w↑2

Finally, a man of TRUE culture! It was about time someone spoke to the truth. I am genuinely confused as to why my fellow peers enjoy repetitive hip hop songs. I much prefer jazz. With lack of better words, it just makes sense to me.

Sincerely,

Yet another 13 year old.

Yabooski

42w↑3

You are the coolest 13 year old I've read about.

Sincerely,
Another 13 year old

Wolff Bachner

40w↑4

Paul Chambers on the bass. What a great musician.

Dylan G

5y↑42

John Coltrane did great in this track

FriedMetroid

Why is everyone who replied to this perfectly normal comment such a prick

Mountain Goat

...I’m sure his soul is glad you approve.

Aarone Blyston

2y↑1

@metalforlife4ever this is why yt issa beautiful place 💜💚

metalforlife4ever

2y↑1

@Spanish Moustache I have, I just didn't know that painting was made by him.

metalforlife4ever

@The Lemony Bard Wow thanks a lot! :)

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Landon Mennemeyer

2y↑2

I'm not a huge jazz fan. But I could listen to this all day. It's simple and sophisticated. Relaxing and smooth. But full of life. Just love it.

Gen3ralGrimReaper

5w↑1

Reminds me of the Disney Plus movie “Soul”. And yes, I grew up to jazz and smooth jazz as a child. Miles Davis and Dave Koz are 2 of my favorites

Luc Wijngaard

8w↑1

Miles Davis - The Original
Ronny Jordan - The Best Cover

Peter Lester

12w↑1

Love this cd it's good to put on and listen to , don't understand why some people dislike it, one of the first albums I heard and never tire of it.

Ramiro Puertas

4y↑56

Vengo a escuchar este tema y me ponen una publicidad de Juanes, una falta de respeto...

Ojos Lectores

4y↑1

Se están perdiendo valores amigo!!!

Daniel Irilarry

4y↑5

Me encantò tu comentario! Te comprendo. Asì està el mundo...

Luis Donado

jajajaja.

EDM Nerd

1y↑4

Bruh you know it’s a real jazz band when you have miles Davis, John coltrane, and Bill Evans in it!

chris3171

6y↑7

This is my tempo :)

ラザラス

8y↑3

Legend

by GemZen726

4y↑6

John Coltrane and Miles Davis, unmatched pair 🎼🎷🎺

The Judge

4y↑1

3:47 Bill Evans quotes Dies Irae. I've listened to this a thousand times and never heard that

Luna Moone

1y↑1

This reminds me of the moody yet happy days of being a teenager...

Roger Fusselman

7w↑1

I love this song, but I have respect for the thousand or so people who voted this thumbs down. Maybe you're not wrong, but I imagine all of you are really pissy people who are excellent at playing foosball at the local sports bar. I'm willing to respect that, strangely enough.

jazzandblues 1969

14w

As a guitar player, this album really opened up my mind and playing to the sound of modes. Absolutely incredible and timeless masterpiece for sure.

Skinimin Onochie

This makes love to my ears, heart and soul. Miles was a true musical genius. Few pieces move me quite like this..along with, Stan Turrentine’s Sunny, Wes Montgomery’s Bumpin on Sunset, Nina Simone’s Porgy...nevermind got about 50 more

Louis Lark

17w

A masterful genius evoking me to eclipse the musical galaxies: love Miles Davis

David

12w

I didn't realize there was a bass-melody at the beginning of this - I was listening on some very poor speakers without much bass at all, and was very confused by this song at first!

Ethan Fanshel

5w↑1

I first heard this when I was 12. It blew my mind then and it does now...

Gwen Lyda

31w

"This song is so old"
Me: So what?

Botond Lakatos

4w↑1

Some may argue, but I think this might be THE BEST jazz album of all-time

Milan Schönekerl

2d↑1

Nice,really nice music.I like Miles Davis and co.🙂👍

TACOYO

1y↑8

Go to the movie of Miles Davis: 'Birth of the Cool' Miles is the greatest of all musicians...a legend Infinit!

Christian 89129

30w↑1

This is MUSIC!

Mauro V

3y↑2

That intro!!!!!!

Matthew Dubovik

33w↑1

Cannonball Adderley’s solo is the best in my opinion. So underrated.

Rafael Nunes

Miles Davis.
Grande mestre da música.

Eric Jacques

11w

This magical touch...all over this painful world makes me wonder.
A kind a deep blue, a kind of hope.

Eleanor Boucher

At 20 yrs of age my boyfriend, a drummer, took me to Shelly's Manhole in Hollywood. We didnt know who was playing...it was Miles Davis. Larry was in Heaven with the drummer. Tony William's, maybe?

Cília Diniz

5y↑4

sublime....

George Leal Jamil

40w

Miles and John playing together: wonderful.

tonygumbrell22

29w

Has anything been so cool, before, or since? When people say "cool" today, they don't have the remotest notion. This is the essence of an era, of progress, of wonder, of life

George Prosser

6y↑9

So What - Miles,, my favorite and Blue In Green ..1959 l.p.

Lutonya Palomino

1y↑3

Movie called I'll see you in my dreams brought me here. Sam Elliott character had a boat named :So What

Eric Marrero

37w

Every few months or so I get my copy of the solo Miles does on his composition "So What" and run through it. It's classic. Starts at about 1:30

dwight moore

4y↑2

Listening to Miles inspirited me to play various instruments

JP Alpharo

4y↑2

Thank you Harvey Spectre and my dad for introducing me to this

purplesparkles〈3

44w

I found this album through music appreciation surprisingly. It seemed really good so I wanted to check it out

Gary Claytor

25w

Absolute classic!!! One of the most influential albums of jazz. EVER!

Galaxy Being

Jazz was supposed to be crowd-pleasing street music, sub-culture at gut-level that would only haltingly be praised for its supposedly accidental sublimity. But this has so much musical virtuosity, exotic subtlety, and inexplicable refinement that we have the rarest phenomenon of a subculture matching, becoming high culture. This piece creates its own cachet that rivals anything in the classical world.