"Kind of Blue" keeps getting better and better

[mrbigstuff]

lafinfil wrote:
So what ?

I know Miles was great, especially as a phrase-ologist and a composer, but that video of Trane blowing those lines brings me to my knees. I'm just a sax-man at heart, I guess.

[cbelt3]

I love listening to Jazz, but... it's just not the same without a jazz club or coffee house environment. Something about the acoustics and the way the crowd stops and just.. listens. It just comes in clearer and sweeter when there is a still in your heart and a hush in the room.

[motopsyco]

I honestly believe I don't have the blues.

Cheers!

[ka jowct]

I love that recording. It doesn't get old.

[Rick-o]

ka jowct wrote:
I love that recording. It doesn't get old.

Great stuff, that one.

I was just getting into Jazz a few years ago and asked the forum folk here for recommendations. Someone mentioned Kind of Blue, so I bought it.

I believe it was you, ka jowct. Am I wrong?

[Mike V]

Haven't heard it for years.

Thanks for reminding me it exists.
Will play it tomorrow.

[ka jowct]

I was just getting into Jazz a few years ago and asked the forum folk here for recommendations. Someone mentioned Kind of Blue, so I bought it.

I believe it was you, ka jowct. Am I wrong?

I don't remember, but it's certainly one that I would have recommended.