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Kind of Blue
The Making Of The Miles Davis Masterpiece
Book • 2000
This book provides a comprehensive look at the making of 'Kind of Blue', one of the most influential jazz albums of all time.
Ashley Kahn delves into the early career of Miles Davis, the formation of the band that recorded the album, and the recording sessions at CBS's 30th Street Studio in New York in 1959.
The book includes eyewitness accounts, newly discovered documents, and detailed explanations of the musical concepts, particularly modal jazz, that defined the album.
It also explores the album's reception, marketing, and its enduring impact on music and musicians.
The text is enriched with photographs, quotes from those involved, and a thorough analysis of the album's significance.
Ashley Kahn delves into the early career of Miles Davis, the formation of the band that recorded the album, and the recording sessions at CBS's 30th Street Studio in New York in 1959.
The book includes eyewitness accounts, newly discovered documents, and detailed explanations of the musical concepts, particularly modal jazz, that defined the album.
It also explores the album's reception, marketing, and its enduring impact on music and musicians.
The text is enriched with photographs, quotes from those involved, and a thorough analysis of the album's significance.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Mentioned throughout the podcast as a highly influential jazz pianist and the leader of the Bill Evans Trio.
Bill Evans and The Trio That Changed Trios
Adam Maness asks if Giant Steps is better than this album, recorded by Miles Davis in 1959.
The Best Thing To Ever Happen In 1960
Mentioned in the liner notes of the album.
Episode 1657 - Chad Kassem
