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Maybe I am a marsupial but I don't find Kind of Blue to be all that great. I never intentionally put it on.
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Maybe I am a marsupial but I don't find Kind of Blue to be all that great. I never intentionally put it on.
Maybe I am a marsupial but I don't find Kind of Blue to be all that great. I never intentionally put it on.
It is not odd. I understand where he is coming from. Perhaps 10% of all Jazz music are truly enjoyable the rest is quite mediocre and self-indulgent.
It is not odd. I understand where he is coming from. Perhaps 10% of all Jazz music are truly enjoyable the rest is quite mediocre and self-indulgent.
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I like Monk's even better, but I am a Monk fan boy.
I would be curious as to why Kind of Blue doesn't "do it" for certain people. What specific elements of the record are disliked?
I like Miles Davis but there's quite a few trumpet players I listen to much more often. Freddie Hubbard, Kenny Dorham, Dizzy, Lee Morgan, and Chet Baker all spend more time in my CD player than Miles does.
Huge Miles fan here; prefer the bop but even like his funk period. A great trumpet player and real visionary. Get the Kind of Blue 50th anniversary set. Also look for the chronically underrated "Miles Smiles" album. I like Chet too but he can't hold Miles jock strap.
You should add Clifford Brown, Booker little and Woody Shaw.
I have Woody Shaw on Larry Young's "Unity", and Booker Little on a Frank Strozier album. I don't own any recordings with Clifford Brown, although I'm aware of his great reputation.