'Never content to stay put in any genre for long, Miles Davis can be credited for making key contributions to the evolution of jazz-leading the way in the invention of new forms like bebop, cool jazz, jazz fusion, and much more.' Source: The Current
This was such an exceptional performance. Thank you for sharing this live glimpse of a loved and missed pioneer of Jazz music. “It's not about standing still and becoming safe. If anybody wants to keep creating they have to be about change.” ― Miles Davis 1926-1991 🌹
I was compelled to buy "Miles Sketches of Spain" due to this. It just resonates emotionally for some reason and I have yet to find out if it features in a Movie since it delivers a casual ascension to a dramatic musical story where the collaboration of instruments prompts unique anticipation at every turn.
I was turned on to Solera in 93. The Cat mentioned, that a was about a Torero ( bull fighter) ,that was killed in the arena. The Torero's Mother cried with for his son to come home. Every time M. Dave's playing this tune, the Mother grief never ends.
Es maravilloso como Miles Davis es capaz, con su trompeta, de dar a su Solea aire flamenco. Y hay momentos que podría parecer que estás presenciando y escuchando una procesión de la Semana Santa sevillana
I love 2 of your videos, this one helped me make a 28 minute version of White Rabbit and, Summertime is one of 40+ renditions in my special playlist, your cut is 2nd!
'Miles Davis was the personification of restless spirit, always pushing himself and his music into uncharted territory. He was an innovative lightning rod for musicians from all genres - particularly the brightest young players. Davis created some of the 20th century's most challenging and influential music.' Source: National Public Radio
oh my god, why is the band so terrible ? The woodwinds, the drummer...omg and the bass...there is no timing, no feel at all, they're way off...is this a joke ?
@@baldy555 No, i'm free to leave my opinion. You can move on if you don't like to read my opinion. Or return to your happy place, where everything is good.
Gil Evans is there with tears at the moment Quincy helped bring, and knowing his friend Miles would soon be joining him.
I know this comment is under a different first name, but my name is Soléa and was named after this most beautiful ensemble, it's absolutely amazing...
'Never content to stay put in any genre for long, Miles Davis can be credited for making key contributions to the evolution of jazz-leading the way in the invention of new forms like bebop, cool jazz, jazz fusion, and much more.'
Source: The Current
I have listened to this album a MILLION times and this song in particular moreso than any other. I find it astounding.
Edward Robinson, there is something about the Pan Piper that is mesmerizing. Beautiful song.
@@brianbyers5400 The thing is the phrygian mode.
I find the same from the Miles Espanol album also...Thanks
I think Miles literally floats through here, with the clouds...
History of Jazz, history of music. Miles Davis at 65, fully energized by accompanying orchestra and fellow musicians. Masterpiece!
This was such an exceptional performance. Thank you for sharing this live glimpse of a loved and missed pioneer of Jazz music.
“It's not about standing still and becoming safe. If anybody wants to keep creating they have to be about change.”
― Miles Davis 1926-1991 🌹
The most beautiful thing I've ever heard
Quincy Jones did an excellent job with this is one! 🧁
Stunning from all concerned. Great all round performance
The was like one of the best jazz festivals, ever. ⭐
BRUTAL.EXQUISITO.BUAFFFHHJJ.Bbaro..Miles ...Quincy....Kenny....la orquestacion maravillosa..genialidad absoluta
Legendary!
I'm not sure why but when I hear The Pan Piper my thoughts immediately turn to ancient Egypt.
I was compelled to buy "Miles Sketches of Spain" due to this. It just resonates emotionally for some reason and I have yet to find out if it features in a Movie since it delivers a casual ascension to a dramatic musical story where the collaboration of instruments prompts unique anticipation at every turn.
I was turned on to Solera in 93. The Cat mentioned, that a was about a Torero ( bull fighter) ,that was killed in the arena. The Torero's Mother cried with for his son to come home. Every time M. Dave's playing this tune, the Mother grief never ends.
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I've studied that at school. Bought the album years later. The emotions!
No one can beat miles when it comes to playing the trumpet
Alonzo Williams no one is trying !
R.I.P. Wallace Roney
Miles joue comme un lapin dépiauté au milieu d'une arène de taureau. Magnifiquement tragique.
Es maravilloso como Miles Davis es capaz, con su trompeta, de dar a su Solea aire flamenco. Y hay momentos que podría parecer que estás presenciando y escuchando una procesión de la Semana Santa sevillana
I love 2 of your videos, this one helped me make a 28 minute version of White Rabbit and, Summertime is one of 40+ renditions in my special playlist, your cut is 2nd!
Masterpiece
Espetacular ! De tirar o fôlego 🥰
Tout juste fabuleux
Genius!
It is amazing how Miles can quiet brassy notes. Done it all his life.
Incrível esse é sem dúvida o tema mais bonito desse especial !!!
1:57
Miles needed a little with this one.
Jazz...MD....
Wallace Roney (trumpet) Kenny Garrett (saxophone)
All of you'll coments are great. He is the one and only. Wallace Roney, Chris Bottom, or no one can compare.
Bravi....by leonardo di maro composer RUclips
The final tercet (starting around 6:51) is one of two mortals against the Immortal.
Are those the hands of Dorothy Ashby on the harp?
08:36 ❤❤❤
😃🌱💙🌼
That 6:51 blows me away though
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4:04
It's the leading up @ 5:00, it just starts to climb and rise and then relaxes for just a bit...
And again @ 7:29
The Pan Piper from Galiza
I wonder if Wallace shaking alongside his master
who can follow miles not many...
Всичко Друго е КОМПРОМИС...
10:01
'Miles Davis was the personification of restless spirit, always pushing himself and his music into uncharted territory. He was an innovative lightning rod for musicians from all genres - particularly the brightest young players. Davis created some of the 20th century's most challenging and influential music.'
Source: National Public Radio
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oh my god, why is the band so terrible ? The woodwinds, the drummer...omg and the bass...there is no timing, no feel at all, they're way off...is this a joke ?
You can go ahead and change the channel and move on if you don’t like this
@@baldy555 No, i'm free to leave my opinion. You can move on if you don't like to read my opinion. Or return to your happy place, where everything is good.
Freaking incredible ! never understood the delay in clapping at the 9:55 mark? Freaking CLAP!!!!!!!!!