Miles Davis - All Blues (Official Audio)
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2013
- Official music video for ”All Blues” by Miles Davis
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One of the greatest tracks of all time ❤🌃🏙🌆🌇
Cannonball Adderley's solo is a monument of jazz music!
Have a nice day people who listen to this kind of music. Yall are rare... ❤
Julian "Cannonball" Adderly is his name, killing that alto saxophone.
I'm 55 and been listening to this since I was 7 credit to my POPS!
Definitely, One of the GREATEST albums of all time!
This is 65 yrs old today -22nd April 1959. It's also Paul Chambers' 89th birthday.
And is still mind blowing
I actually feel sorry for those who can't appreciate this
One of the greatest albums ever made. Of anything. Ever.
The tension created by Paul Chambers on Bass, Bill Evans on Piano, and Jimmy Cobb on Drums as the intro builds is sublime. What a Jaw Dropping Track!!!!
Li e piano est fabuleux
Then add Trane. Masterclass
It is pretty sublime! And unmistakable.
wild imagination
Agreed! I grooved to that line, that undercurrent of rhythm that was always there, even when you got lost in the story of emotions that the rest of the piece told. This was spectacular!
MASTER/PEACE!
My favourite album ever.
Coltrane became my "Musical Hero" in 1959 when I heard his solo on this song right after this album was released - I later found out (in Ashley Kahn's book) that ALL BLUES was recorded on April 22, 1959, my 18th Birthday - what a present! - obviously being an "old man", I was fortunate to see Miles and Coltrane and Cannonball's groups during that "Great L.A. Jazz Scene" of the early to mid 60's - "KEEP ENJOYING THE SOUNDS OF JAZZ" (especially this album, the greatest album in the history of recorded music)
Must have been at the Manne Hole, in Hollywood. Great times.
Coltrane's Solo Always Leaves Me Mesmerized !!!!!!!
Hey Bro I wholeheartedly agree with you. Coltrane's solo is a gem. The phrasing is just out of this world.
Reading the comments gives me hope for Humanity. These days, no small feat.
... Big Respect for sharing your comment.
i am in
I am a 25 years old colombian and I love this kind of music!
on the greatest track on a great album, coltrane and cannonball are in total harmony. their different styles make a perfect whole.
3:58 this riff grabbed my soul
My dad used to hum this to me to put me to sleep when i was little 😭💞
I love it all ways
That intro is like a fog creeping through the night
Beautifully said.
I read frog hahahaha
i was like huh what i dotn see it
@@simianto9957 I did too! :)
The best 11 minutes you will ever spend in your life by listening to this
Eu tot așa cred, capodopera 😊❤
This is music for the soul,so refined and pure.Nobody ever will be cool as those guys ..making history,inspiring generations.what a legacy folks.
Pure genuious
Still the bestselling jazz album ever
It’s sad that none of my friends listen to jazz or know who miles davis we live in a sad time 😢
The greatest players playing on one of the greatest albums of all time, who could dislike this?!?
I've been listening to this album for over 60 years and still hearing new things. What an innovative and great interpretation and copulation of great tunes that never grow old. Setting the standard for every musician to learn and grow.
All for copulation with great tunes!
@@kevinmccarty4242 I was thinking the same thing!
I LOVE THAT LOUIE! You have an envious certain way with words. I am tempted to borrow that one for my novel... It could be the opening line of my concluding chapter that we could call - "CLIMAX WITH MILES!". Such an improvement on the tired hackneyed old phrase "compilation of tunes". Seriously man, you got it goin' on! Have fun brother!
You may want to refer to a dictionary and reconsider your use of the word "Copulation" in your paragraph. - 😃
everytime i learn more abt music theory i enjoy this album way more 100% agree
You are now listening to one of the most genius artists of modern music.
Hi
I like your name
Shut your mouth you mediocre clarient player.
@@joeroganofficial5433 Burn your loser traitor battle flag. The chains came off six generations ago. Deal with it.
round about midnight
Bruv i don’t where this thing around because i supported the south in a war that ended almost 200 years ago. I don’t wear it because I’m a racist either. I wear it because of the modern political ideas it represents today. It is a flag that sends the message “don’t tread on me”
YES.
In my opinion, no jazz album surpasses this one... or surpasses this jazz group.
My favorite jazz tune of all time. A true masterpiece, as is the whole album.
so true!
Indeed!
During an important getting and staying sober period of my life, went on a solo road trip from Denver to...where ever, so then I'm in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, go into a cool hippie kind of shop, flip through a few new cd's they had, this album just jumped out at me, like it was saying "now you are ready, now you will get it",. Drove to Dinosaur national monument, camped all alone under the stars in a vast wilderness I had never been to before, no one around for many, many miles, it's a vast and primitive desert region, put this album on about 10 pm and it has become one of the greatest albums of my life.
You are listening to greatness.
yup. i agree
Yeah there are few things that are definitive in this life but if you don't think this is absolutely brilliant you are objectively long
Amen
Semper Fi
Listen here, this is the Miles Davis album & song that inspired Dickey Betts to write "In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed" for the ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND. If you listen to the 1971 FILMORE EAST live vr. you can't help but hear it
For Jimmy Cobb, the drummer on this. Godspeed and good journey, Jimmy Cobb.
That was nice you to say that for Jimmy.
He is so underrated.
This is where it all begins. The purest form of music. Music for life.
Well said!
You’re not wrong there man.
Yess
Yb better 😹
"Music is the best " F. Zappa . 😎
Master class in the use of time and space. They just gave the music room to really breathe. Just fantastic, both in 1959 and still today.
They just weren’t in a hurry to get there. Defined the boundaries and proceeded to mock the concept of confinement
It (almost) goes without saying, but Miles always had the baddest cats in his bands, every one.
And this is just sheer transcendence, at it's purest.
This whole album is transcendant -- the musician serving the music by simply allowing it to flow through them ... they serve as the vehicle, and the music expresses beyond the mental level, is profoundly beyond the mind
The drum is like a train, with the wheels repetitvely banging on the rails, and saxos, trumpett phrases are like the trees passing by, that you contemplate in the light
of the windows, as the train goes quietly trough the night.
Tu as raison. Tu as vu juste a mon avis. En effet, ce morceau m'inspire à peu de chose près la même chose, la même sensation. Félicitations !
fr bro, miles, COLTRANE AND BILL, miles had the perfect group and he didnt put it to waste, that piano intro is on another level
You got that exactly right man.
🤯
I am playing this with my sax teacher and your imagery is perfect! I wish I had your imagination
le jazzzzzz absolu des années éternelles. Jeune et moderne pour l'éternité !!!!!!!!!!! merci Miles !!!!!!! Toute ma vie finalement
A masterpierce !!! the duet Coltrane and Davis are magnificent.
🎼 Mo’ Betta Blues 🎺
I always loved how Coltrane gets a drum roll before his solo
Thanks for bringing this to my attention, makes me smile every time (though personally I like Cannonball's solo better)
Cannonball played the hell out of this song! They are all really great players but Cannonball has a special verve and flavour the way he goes at it. Makes me think of Eric Dolphy.
@@rescuethecows Same! I dearly love Coltrane, but Cannonball really does it for me.
Best comment ever!
@@warrendoris9669 ...Eric Dolphy??!!
If you listen carefully at the beginning, you can hear some subtle high notes on the piano. It could be that Bill Evans was managing to play the main piano part smoothly with just his left hand but I like to imagine Miles Davis walked over and played a few notes on the piano himself.
You also hear Charlie Parker play a couple of tones before he sets in. He didn't NEW the arrangements before he came.
@Simon McCreath It is on a registration with Parkerr and a bigband. He came late and didn't know the arrangements, but just played a couple of tones before he sat in and played wondefully.
This is freaky. It's amazing.
What a groove man!
How can one dislike this album.
What a Classic......
It gives you the chills...
Words cannot describe how this music feels when I hear it. Truly a beautiful classic.
I love...
I love listening to that Piano subtly in the background with those repeating rapid notes
Me: "wait, it's all blues."
Miles Davis: "Always has been."
Lmao i love that meme
*slow clap*
...
*it went into syncopation with the brushes*
...
*i suddenly noticed myself clapping triplets after that point*
...
*then it fluctuated between syncopes and triplets with the 2nd beat omitted*
...
*i had become one with the blues, the blues had become a permanent part of me, hiding within me when I am not clapping, but always jamming with the beat of my heart*
Miles Davis: "so what?"
Jazz was heavy influenced by the Blues
"I'm blue dabadee dabadaa" - miles, probably
John Coltrane's solo here is fucking crazy! so deep..
Might be the best thing he ever did. And that's saying a LOT.
@@jplew138 could be… I love me some Giant Steps, too!
So classic
Mo Better Blues brought me here. Sadly it wasn't on the soundtrack. However after a search using SoundHound I was able to find out it was the great Miles Davis that composed this awesome piece !
Adderley's solo is just gorgeous, so deeply felt (like everything else about this song).
I always thought Cannonball was so underrated.
@@waynejohanson1083 Agree 100%
One of the greatest jazz songs I’ve ever heard
there are great songs this is one of them
miles' blues no complaints
The Solos in this song are great , every sideman here is fantastic , the opening solo by Miles !!
Truly great!!! Miles trumpet, Bill Evans piano, and Coltrane brings it home!!!!!
Big miles in the sky. Rest in pease !!!!!. His music so cool
Arguably the most important track on one of the most important albums of the 20th century
It has always been a main stay for my musical enjoyment.🎉❤
Jimmy Cobb, you introduced me to jazz drumming. Thank you so much.
Rest in peace Mr. Cobb
I consider Mr. Cobb and Mr. Chambers the greatest rhythm section ever.
Cooling the sorrows of my heart
Out of this world
One of my absolute all time favorite albums. Definite desert island pick
75 years later and it is still a standard
Recorded March 2 and April 22, 1959 ---- coming up on 65 years as March 2024 approaches
One of the best tunes of the twentieth-century Kent Vogel A.S.C.A.P WBD
This is as close to perfection as one can get.
The most beautiful song I've ever heard. Thank you Pops for this. RIP Daddy
Probably the greatest album of all time. And like rock, blues, swing, soul, and jazz, and pretty much everything else. Pink Floyd and Coltrane are at the top of my obsession music list. I discovered Kind of Blue around '73. I'm 65 years old now.
What? No Bach or Mozart?
I dig the whole personell Ron cater played on Billy Cobhams Spectrum L.P. T bolin and Ron what a groove
I love All Blues, but my intro to Miles Davis was "In A Silent Way", and it Still puts me in a trance of bliss. My second Jazz album was Alice Coltrane's "Journey In Satchidananda", and it too puts me in a trance of bliss. I am 69 now, and this music never gets old. We lived through the greatest period of American music that will ever be, my friend.
One of the first albums I bought in '63, I was 18. I still love it, I went on to listen to Miles and Cannonball in small clubs in LA.
Lord have mercy. The most beautiful song ever made
And the rest of the album is great also.
You right 😉
I started listening to jazz when I was about 10...I'm 62 now. I had a rough weekend and just decided to listen to some Robert Glasper, Chick Corea then this. I listened to So What first and tears just started flowing...I was brought back to a simpler, more innocent time...thank you...enough said
Most life changing album of my entire being
I know
It is one of the greatest pieces of art ever created!
One of the greatest Jazz albums ever recorded. Period!
One of the greatest albums period
The best.....
Get rid of “One of”
THE greatest jazz album ever recorded.
Maybe the greatest ALBUM ever recorded.
@@jplew138 I have a couple of contenders in Jazz. Alice Coltrane's "Journey In Satchidananda", and Lee Morgan's "Search For The New Land". I would also suggest Miles Davis' "In A Silent Way", though many feel that this album ended jazz as we knew it before 1969. Another might be Freddie Hubbard's "Red Clay". All of these are legit contenders for best Jazz album ever. But you have a strong argument for "Kind Of Blue"! No doubt about it.
I lived in an apartment in the Pike Place Market in Seattle from 1990-95. I’m from Arkansas and had never lived in such a city. I had no car. I bussed and walked everywhere and as much as I could. I was affiliated only with the bare minimum of money making. It was all about learning, reading, music, exploring, laughing and loving for me then. Seattle was such a beautiful place to live my 20s. I saw Miles and his band at the Paramount a few months after I arrived in 1990. Miles didn’t play all that much. He let the younger players stretch out. He had signs that had their names on them that he held up when they played. I was lucky to see this show and am grateful for it. I had been listening to Amandla a lot when I first stepped off the Greyhound into Seattle. It was a bit of sensory overload for me there, I didn’t know anyone there; so I played Miles on my Sports Walkman as I walked around downtown learning the streets and the location of landmarks. My friend who’d moved there with me (I wasn’t alone) told me “Don’t get hit by a bus.” That actually nearly did happen once. This song, All Blues, is a song that frequently occurred to me, after I had shed the training wheels of my Walkman, when I would walk through the heart of the city when it was most alive. Thinking of this song would somehow allow me to feel I could see all around the city at once. People working, doing what must be done. People lounging, enjoying themselves, smiling. People studying, contemplating, seeking clarity and understanding. The wind, the air channeled through the corridors of the buildings, breezing through the earthbound streets, and rising again to fill the sky. Embraced, kissed by delicate sound, it’s a song of the city, swinging so bittersweetly.
It's a beautiful history, John.
So cool.
9:08 - 9:11 is the greatest piano riff I’ve ever heard , it’s haunting and ecstatic at the same time
so good that it became its own inversions that every jazz pianist has to learn
A bit muddy to my ears, but still good
I got to see Miles 2 times in the 80,s! He,s definetley one of the Cat,s! This album came out the year I was born 1959!
How was he on those nights. I bet he could still really play.
Soooooooo smooth
Music is the greatest gift, brings peace in a world of confusion
One of the important jazz songs.
After a wonderful night with the old friends, coming back home, what would I like to listen for 12 minutes? Mm I would like something about satisfaction and perfection, the sweet end..uuu the solo of Cannonball after the magic and mysterious Miles' intro. Do we want to give an approximate definition of what music is? Kind of Blue, one of the greatest and finer evolution of the more abstract art.
This is Jazz heaven ....
This is such fantastic timeless music, the whole album
Rt
12/28/22
12:37 a.m. CST
Miles set the bar of jazz as high as it gets, this composition will reign SUPREME for EONS to come
This is a song you just listen too ,block out the world and just VIBE!!!
I agree with you
Miles at his best, or should I say another one of his best tunes !
these notes, these sounds, these intervals... the timbre and the tone... more powerful than any ideology
Yeh! you Dig it ! West African... Modal music ...concept..playing with all you talking about ... Miles is instrumentist ...musician..composer ...ARTIST.. The End of the tune with just one note...Music !
Totally agree. MAGA!
@@k4yr4d This is music, take your politricks elsewhere. Awaaaaay with it!
This is forever all blues Mr. Davis
I forgot but I don't have to see the cover to know I can hear the 🚅 train opps here the piano 🎹 speaks the great
Miles and John, legends of jazz. Carved in stone or I should say in vinyl for all time.
My favorite piece from the whole album, it just highlights Miles' compositional talent so well.
Every high school and college band has played this
My dad used to play this song on our record player almost every Sunday morning when I was a kid, as well as the rest of the album.
Iv'e probably woke up to it hundreds of times. Nostalgic.
I would say your Dad really love you kids.
Mine would wake me with classical music (in particular "Peter Gynt, the Morning'); But the facti is the LP player was in the living-room where I slept as a kid. Stil a good ear-training I think.And I have loved Gynt all my life! :))I would have loved Miles Davis sometimes too!
Dad introduced you to genius at an early age…. Great father salute!!!!
Right on I mean right off miles Davis is a big part of my life since early 70's. God rest his soul
Bill's intervals, these harmony...oh my GOD!!! Legends of a Jazz World
The quality of the microphones of the time .. the immense quality of the sound engineers ... plus the genius of this anthology sextet ... make this unique disc one of the pinnacles of cool jazz if not the Mountain peak .
Such a peace of music
Bill Evans was the perfect choice as pianist on this album. Timing, space and nuance exquisitely balanced throughout.
Great jazz masters at their best; Miles, Bill and John centered in harmony.
The apex of human civilization.
Solid
The fade out at the end gives me goosebumps 💙