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“Flamenco Sketches” is a jazz composition written by American jazz pianist Bill Evans. It was primarily made famous through the fifth track on Miles Davis1959 album Kind of Blue. The song has no written melody, but is rather defined by a set of chord changes that are improvised over using various modes of the major scale of each tonality.

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hayderdjo wrote:
yesterday morning

jazz the best of music

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TangelM wrote:
last week

I Love this sound. Just love it

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phanuelly wrote:
last month

i love it. =)

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bobgreen623 wrote:
last month

Bill Evans' "less is more" piano on this is beautiful

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knagarjun wrote:
last month

Superb.

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super_canti wrote:
December 2011

Nothing better.

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antgibbs wrote:
December 2011

I listened to the Kind of Blue album so much that I used to be able to hum/sing most of the instrumental solos.

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Nish_Imth wrote:
November 2011

Favourite track ever of the album. The album is immense anyway.

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azua357 wrote:
November 2011

Miles one of the best Jazz Quintet, their is. R.I.P. Miles, Love You...

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ZiaMarie wrote:
November 2011

Love this ♥

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funky_frenzy wrote:
October 2011

The most beautiful jazz piece I've ever heard.

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LeRoyUSBanker wrote:
October 2011

From the famed 1958 sessions with Cannonball, Jihn Coltrane, Paul Chambers and Wyton Kelly...this is one of MILES Best Ever recordings and the whole Kind of Blue Album was a total game changer for me when I first heard it, listening to Symphony Sid back in the days on NYC Radio after midnight when everybody was sleeping...I was DIGGIN MILES....I was in the 8th grade....Diggin Miles....Still do...

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vaguelyhumanoid wrote:
September 2011

When those minor-sounding chords come in on the piano... wow.

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efrenparis wrote:
August 2011

lagrimas caen sobre mi sonrisa, gran regalo

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ASkn wrote:
July 2011

I love this piece of music, with every ounce of my soul

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rudigerkurt wrote:
July 2011

great music,thank you team

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Nakkinak wrote:
July 2011

holy shit this is some seriously blessed jazz

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mgpixlab wrote:
June 2011

★★★★★

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bobgreen623 wrote:
May 2011

I haven't got into the later electric/fusion Miles as much as I want to yet, so I won't compare this to any of that period. What I do love is the 'second great quintet' from the earlier 60's, who seemed to have some kind of wonderful chemistry bordering on telepathy at times. There's some great live stuff out there from this quintet

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bobpepper wrote:
April 2011

!yes ♫

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