What's The Coli's favorite Miles Davis album?

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

I think it was Bill Evans. Got a few of his albums. I get to drinking at night and listen to him.......man. Melancholy, suicidal, in love, etc.. He was good.


Digital. Copping a record player and purchasing vinyl has been on my mind though. For now I'm content with headphones.

It was bill. I have 2 of his albums. Name was just escaping me

 

[George's Dilemma]

It was bill. I have 2 of his albums. Name was just escaping me

He was good. Especially for an alcoholic like me which I think he was

 

[Boolean]

Birth of the Cool cause it’s the only one I’ve heard

 

[George's Dilemma]

Birth of the Cool cause it’s the only one I’ve heard

Kind of Blue is his masterpiece. That's the one. Blue in Green blew me away.

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

Kind of Blue is his masterpiece. That's the one. Blue in Green blew me away.

That last my favorite jazz song of all time.

 

[str8up]

Kind of Blue. I've heard birth of the cool, round about midnight, sketches of Spain, bytches brew and kind of blue. The others I haven't heard. The pianist on Kind of Blue puts it over the top for me. I can't remember his name right now.


jazz collection on vinyl?

The legendary Bill Evans (except on Freddie Freeloader - Wynton Kelly plays keys on there)

Kind of Blue is his masterpiece. That's the one. Blue in Green blew me away.

I don't think it's his masterpiece in terms of quality, but it's far and away the most accessible Jazz album of all time. There's a reason it's the recommended starting point for someone looking to get into the genre, anyone can appreciate it.

 

[you're NOT "n!ggas"]

In A Silent Way

 

[Danie84]

Ascenseur Pour Lechard french soundtrack

 

[str8up]

Ascenseur Pour Lechard french soundtrack

This is a good choice too, mostly because of how well it captures the atmosphere. I actually like Miles being so loud in the mix too.

The lineup is kind of weak outside of Kenny Clarke but it's certainly one of Miles' more underrated joints.

 

[Heafcliffe]

Kind of Blue...Hands down
The first jazz album I bought at 15.
"Blue in Green" during a winter drive home is surreal.

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

The legendary Bill Evans (except on Freddie Freeloader - Wynton Kelly plays keys on there)



I don't think it's his masterpiece in terms of quality, but it's far and away the most accessible Jazz album of all time. There's a reason it's the recommended starting point for someone looking to get into the genre, anyone can appreciate it.

If that's not his masterpiece then what's his masterpiece?

 

[Neuromancer]

Sketches.

 

[Nighthawk]

Kind of Blue. I've heard birth of the cool, round about midnight, sketches of Spain, bytches brew and kind of blue. The others I haven't heard. The pianist on Kind of Blue puts it over the top for me. I can't remember his name right now.


jazz collection on vinyl?

Bill evans. I feel the same way about kind of blue.

 

[Pitfalls0117]

No wrong answers, but tribute to Jack Johnson is just so fukking good with John McLaughlin on guitar

Highly encourage everyone to read miles autobiography as well

 

[str8up]

If that's not his masterpiece then what's his masterpiece?

In a Silent Way