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Miles Davis: Milestones
by Jim Santella
The calibre of personnel Miles Davis enlisted for his Sextet was the very best. Davis knew he couldn't keep this unit together for long. It was obvious to him that each was developing into a sensation. This was 1958, and history was being made with the emergence of Davis' modal sound. His sweet, open trumpet tone ...
The Dave Brubeck Quartet: At Carnegie Hall
by Jim Santella
In his original liner notes for this incredible 1963 session, George T. Simon discusses the music with Dave Brubeck in detail. Brubeck says, Remember, everything has to be just right for every man in the group if the entire concert is really to come off." And it did. Originally released as Columbia [C2S 826], this 2-disc ...
Miles Davis: Jazz At The Plaza
by Jim Santella
From a live 1958 session at the Persian Room of New York’s swanky Plaza Hotel, this reissue reminds us that Miles Davis’ sextet was one of the greatest in jazz. Originally issued in 1973, the LP contained liner note errors regarding time and place of performance as well as one incorrect song title and one incorrect ...
Various Artists: Soundtrack To
by Jim Santella
Reissued material by Miles Davis, Ornette Coleman and Bill Frisell for a film score? It works out perfectly as accompaniment to the film’s changes in scene and mood. Creative music to accompany a creative motion picture. This is award-winning music for an award-winning film. Finding Forrester should collect all the awards this year. While remaining unobtrusive ...
Miles Davis & John Coltrane: The Best Of Miles Davis & John Coltrane (1955-1961)
by Jim Santella
Early Coltrane and early Miles is textbook material. It’s the stuff we’re made of. All the licks, all the quotes, and some of the new harmonic ideas are there. This one-disc reissue compilation gathers Columbia’s best from its archives. An overview of Columbia’s six-disc collection, this album distills a treasured trove of classic pieces performed by ...
Dave Brubeck: Vocal Encounters
by Jim Santella
Dave and Iola Brubeck wrote most of the songs on this vocal compilation, including excerpts from their show The Real Ambassadors. Culled from several early 1960s releases, each selection features a singer or singers. Two previously unreleased tracks are included: a take of “It’s A Raggy Waltz” with Carmen McRae and an arrangement of “Autumn In ...
The Lost Trident Sessions
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Dream; Trilogy; Sister Andrea; I Wonder; Steppings Tones; John's Song
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The Complete Science Fiction Sessions
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: CD1: What Passion Could I Give; Civilization Day; Street Woman; Science Fiction; Rock The Clock; All My Life; Law Years; The Jungle Is A Skyscraper; School Work; Country Town Blues; Street Woman (alternate); Civilization Day. CD2: Happy House; Elizabeth; Written Word; Broken Shadows; Rubber Gloves; Good Girl Blues; Is It Forever.
Wild Bill Davison: Pretty Wild & With Strings Attached
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Mandy, Make Up Your Mind;Black Butterfly;If I Had You; Just a Gigolo;Blue Again;When Your Lover Has Gone;Sugar;Sweet and Lovely; Rockin' Chair;She's Funny That Way;I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance With You; Wild Man Blues;Love Is Here to Stay; Blue (and Broken Hearted);It's The Talk of the Town; Mournin' Blues;Prelude to a Kiss; Sentimental Journey; You Turned the Tables on Me;My Inspiration;Now That You're Gone;Limehouse Blues;Moanin' Low;Serenade in Blue.


