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Miles Davis & John Coltrane
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With his quintet and sextets in the last half of the 1950s, Miles Davis charted the course of modern jazz. Davis, Bill Evans and John Coltrane-stunningly original minds-set agendas that jazz musicians have followed ever since. Modal and scalar improvisation had led a scattered existence in jazz. With "Milestones" and later the Kind of Blue session, it entered the mainstream. The sextet's application of modal changes, with Evans as Davis' theorist partner, served as fundamental inspiration for Coltrane's use of fewer harmonic guideposts following the ultimate… read more
With his quintet and sextets in the last half of the 1950s, Miles Davis charted the course of modern jazz. Davis, Bill Evans and John Coltrane-stunningly original minds-set agendas that jaz… read more
With his quintet and sextets in the last half of the 1950s, Miles Davis charted the course of modern jazz. Davis, Bill Evans and John Coltrane-stunningly original minds-set agendas that jazz musicians have followed ever since. Modal an… read more