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- Опубликовано: 31 авг 2020
- August 17, 1959 (studio, Columbia CL 1355)
Miles Davis, trumpet
John Coltrane, tenor saxophone
Julian “Cannonball” Adderley, alto saxophone
Bill Evans, piano
Paul Chambers, bass
Jimmy Cobb, drums
In the history of jazz music, the best-selling jazz album is “Kind of Blue” by Miles Davis. Davis is the most important jazz musician in the 20th century.
“Kind of Blue; is the largest selling jazz album of all the time-released in 1959. “Miles helped bring about a new creative synthesis of
modern and vernacular expressions that greatly changed our perceptions of what American music was and could be."
Since the “Kind of Blue” album is not only an important resource to understand modal jazz and cool jazz, but also a great example to understand how jazz musicians communicate and play from improvisation. Davis made a great success because not only he was. The improvisation means that activity of creating or doing something without
preparation, spontaneous activity reorganization. It is most important at the jazz music, so the ability of each musician from the band is most important. He used to recruit the best musicians in the decades. The sextet members bring a great kind of musical ability in the recording from the album to see deeper through one the song.
When he recorded the song “So What” he did not give the music or score for the sextet. Because Davis trusted his members could make improvisation for every moment. He just brought the simple ideas and chord changes for the recording session. Cobb talked about the moment "Miles would tell us all little things to do and then have us work off his idea." He tried to open space and door for musicians to make a new style of music. It made success to open a
new era for jazz music.
First, In the “So What,” how the rhythm section communicates each other and build up music through the song. Second, it explains modal jazz to understand the new beginning of the
cool jazz. Third, it shows the improvised solos and the shapes of solos lines.
The song “So What” is the first song of the album.
Length- 9:22
Style- Modal jazz
Form- AABA (32-bar),
16-bar D Dorian, 8-bar Eb Dorian, 8-bar D Dorian
It starts with a beautiful piano arrangement with bass playing in rubato( free in the presentation). After a short seven measures piano introduction, the famous bass melody line starting. The bass melody line seems like calling to other responses. After bass call the melody, piano response short chords on 3 and 4&. That is a great example of a simple but powerful introduction for the song.
After them, drummer Cobb played a simple swing ride pattern with bass drum sound which gives much groove into the music. It is kind of step by step each instrument joining the music. It provides good fundamental rhythm and harmony for a soloist who comes after that. During Davis playing his trumpet solo piano gives harmonization, bass keep working pattern, and drums keep play swing. The rhythm section keeps playing nicely and intensely with a good groove to provide fundamentals of the song through the end. The rhythm section played not too much and not
too little for the song. There is no way how cool this song without talking about modal jazz. Because of this
song has simple chord changes, solo players can have more freedom and creativity.
In the “C Key” of the song, the Dorian mode is going on the beginning of Davis solo “Modal jazz rarely adheres strictly to the classical modes (Dorian, Phrygian, etc.), but it creates their flavor, or in some cases that of other non-diatonic scales, such as those of Spanish or Indian music.” 4 The
first 16 bars for Dm7 and next 8 bars for Ebm7, and another 8 bars for Dm7 again. It has II-V-I modal progression on the solos. The chord voicing does not need to be resolved to the home
key. The piano comping provides direction the music form and rhythmic sense of to the music which based on the head section. The piano chord comping usually hit on &s. When Davis
starts with a simple melody line, Cobb gives a big crash cymbal sound to support Davis trumpet solo. The Davis solo line is not busy and fancy, but it is enough to touch one’s emotional sense.
The song “So What” from the best-selling album “Kind of Blue” in the jazz history. It is a great example of cool jazz, because of the great rhythm section in the band, Dorian chord
changes give freedom for the soloist, and the sextet communication by improvisation. This song does not focus too much on one instrument or one solo part. It is more like well-organized and shaping music for listeners. It is spiritual and very emotional music by Miles Davis with his sextet.
In the jazz history, it can be divided before the "Kind of Blue" and after the "Kind of Blue." Because each part of the instrument members was supported and communicate well
with each other, it could make success great honor in jazz music history.
R.I.P. Jimmy Cobb
-by Taeyong Lee 
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you can find dozens of drum solo transcriptions on you tube but if you want to be asked to join a band, study this one. Very nice and very tasteful!
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Why didnt you transcribe the feathering? You left out about 1000 notes
Yes, maybe later, haha.
Wow this is so good.... I could watch this all day.. Can you please tell me what make your ride cymbal is? Its beautiful 👍🙏
Thank you my friend.
22" zildjian bounce ride
20" zildjian kerope ride.
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I'm not smart when it comes to jazz but question about the snare: is there any rhyme or reason, per say, where he does those hits? I cam see that most are on the 8th notes but is there a specific pattern or is he just throwing them wherever?
Nice question. In jazz snare patterns play as comping not a back beat like rock. The ride and hi hat 2&4 is strong and snare patterns make rhythmic idea or support soloist melody. It is sometimes play with other instruments comping or call & response. It helps make more swing and triple feel.
What Is Comping? In popular music-most notably jazz-to comp is to play chords and rhythms that provide support for a soloing band member. Some instrumentalists, such as bassists and drummers, spend nearly all of their time comping, while others, such as saxophonists and trumpet players, rarely
“Comping” is a term coined by jazz musicians, which means accompaniment. It is what the rhythm section players do while the lead player plays the head of a jazz tune or solos over it. It is the most important role for all rhythm section players, such as pianist, bassist, guitarist and of course drummers.
@@souldrumt thank you for answering! I play mainly rock drums so this is somewhat new to me.
Your left ride is a "22" Zildjian Kerope ride?
20" kerope.
22 Constantinople bounce.
Thanks so much for this. BTW those cymbals sound great, what are they?
22" Zildjian bounce ride
20" Zildnian kerope ride
14" K hi hat top(for bottom)
14" K light hi hat top(for top)
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Is there any way I could get a pdf of your transcription? It's so on.
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how can i find the pdf notes and the drumless track
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why he isnt using the sticks?
It started brush and moved to stick.
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@@souldrumt thanks
I sent you all the transcriptions.
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Excellent job!! i am a beginner drummer , could you send me the pdf? Thanks in advance! Cheers! from Argentina!
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