Im 52 and I've been listening to him and all the greats basically since 1970 when was born ,my late mom was a jazz pianist from Harlem in the 60s and a music teacher
This is one of the classiest jazz pieces ever... It evokes feelings of Uptown nightlife, shiny motor vehicles, cigar smoke and tall buildings. Beautiful.
This will sound fresh 200 years from now. Children haven't been born that will be hearing, learning and possibly playing this music hundreds of years from today. Davis will be remembered as the Mozart of jazz.
John Coltrane was a musical genius in his own right. I don't think anyone sounded better playing with Miles Davis than John Coltrane did. What a pair!!!
There's nothing better than being home alone with my cat on a rainy weekend with no appointments, lighting up a joint and pursuing my hobbies while music like this is playing.
His playing on all the labums of this era including kind of blue is more polished and pleasant than coltranes, but he didn't lean into the modal thing as hard. Coltrane was always at the forefront.
One of my favorite recordings from this group. I love how each solo plays right off the last lick from the previous guys solo. These cats were the best of the best.
Personally I like the live version better for some reason. Seems like they were all loose and enjoyed playing the song more live Than recorded.... or maybe it was the atmosphere... who knows.. lol
スケールがモードになっても、唄心がまったく変わらないのは凄いと思います。〝マイルストーン〟の疾走感、大好きです。 I think its amazing that the swing feel doesn't change at all when the scale gose into mode. Milestone`s sense of highway driving. I love it.
I first heard milestones in the summer of 1959 when I was in bed on a Saturday night with my radio plugged in to Radio Luxemburg where we all thought it was all recorded. I had extended my aerial all around the room to try and get the best reception. That evening was almost perfect reception and the introducers were Peter Haig and Bery Reid. All was perfect until the saxophone solo when the reception started to falter as it always did at some time so I missed some of it but I loved it and this was my introduction to Miles Davis and in my view he never did anything as good again. People who were not around then never knew the excitement of Radio Luxemburg. It was the only pop commercial radio station and everyone was so gentlemanly then. You never even minded the adverts, They were never overlong. A sad cry from what you hear today.
@peterellis1946 Hello Peter, I first heard this Miles, Track appx, same year ( 1959 ) on Television programme: Cool for Cats, this programme was presented by Kent Walton, He some years later presented Wrestling on ITV. sorry for being boringly nostalgic. Peace to all.
@@alankirkby465 Not at all. Kent Walton seemed to be all over the place at that and I remember Cool for cats. I always thought of him as a DJ but for whatever reason he disappeared from view and all he ever did after that was commentate on the werestling. No-one could equal Oh Boy and it is a mystery why it was taken off in its prime. The copy programs that followed lasted only a few weeks.
So cool indeed. Recordings used to be so expensive and they needed most of the money for drugs ;), so this one recording was near perfect enough for their taste. I think they were right! :D.
Terry, I replayed that 3 times, and no doubt, it's a flub, but when you're Miles, there are no flubs, just "accents or flavors" I reckon. Takes a horn player to even notice, I guess he didn't want to ruin the mood for a retake. Brilliant song regardless.
Jazz perfection. What else can one say? The most lyrical musician ever. The way he communicated his emotions and feelings through his trumpet is pure genius.
Cannonball Adderley, in my humbled opinion, out finesses Coltrane on this track. The off rhythm, the bending/squealing of notes, the twisted timing, then returning to syncopation. Ingenious.
I've honestly been looking for this song for about 6 hours... first thought it was Charles Mingus and looked through every song then thought it was Duke Ellington.... looked through all his songs........... BUT I'VE FINALLY FOUND IT!!!
When I was in junior high school, I learned about Miles Davis on the local radio program "Midnight Jazz Report." I also learned the word personel at that time.
All philly is doing is playing a swing beat with a crosstick on beat 4 for the entirety of this song. Im assuming youre talking bout the rest of the album though because yeah he really kills it on some of the other songs
@@aidanschram9652 it's a masterful lesson in understatement and subtle variations. listen to 2:49 Miles first slowing down then at 3:10 firing it up, and he reacts with a few perfectly timed accents, then builds up that energy all the way through the tenor solo. he's thinking in big pictures, like an architect
Lo escucho desde los 6 años mi padre siempre lo ponía los domingos, me crié con grandes del Jazz , Davis , Coltrane, Getz, ...hoy con 60 los sigo disfrutando y transmito esta bella música a mis hijos...
When I listen to music, I like things that evoke visuals regardless of genre, such as classical and jazz. Miles is worth it. He doesn’t necessarily explain difficult things. He may be doing difficult things, but he does his job in a catchy and cool way
ATTENTION MILES FANS: The tune was actually entitled MILES. MILESTONES is the title of the album (Columbia CL-1193). MILESTONES was also a misprint on the first selection of the B-side, which appeared on numerous copies before Columbia Records finally corrected the title of the tune. The tune, MILESTONES, was composed by John Lewis, which was recorded on August 14th, 1947 at Nola Studios in New York City. Yard was on tenor, Miles on trumpet, Lewis on piano, Max on drums and Nelson Boyd on bass. It was Miles' first record date as a leader.
Love this...….found it on WRTI-FM- Temple Radio. Great song!! Reminds me of driving on the highway about 85 mph in my 78 Pontiac Firebird. Just moving fast. Love the song and loved that car.
So have I, since the intro used to be the signature for the local radio news in Finland (Helsinki region). Must have been around 1990 when they changed it to something else. Bad choice, since the intro was usually the best part of the news.
I've been listening to Miles since I was 30, I'm 31 now.
I've been listening to Miles since I was 18. I'm still 18.
@@System.10 I'm now 32, and absolutely enamoured with Miles Davis.
I been listening when I was 28. Now I am 27
@@johannesschmitz6370 I salute you, time traveler from the present..
Im 52 and I've been listening to him and all the greats basically since 1970 when was born ,my late mom was a jazz pianist from Harlem in the 60s and a music teacher
Trying to learn this piece with miles staring at me like "dude u fucking suck" doesn't help at all.
Don't give up keep going ☝️🧐
There’s like 3 notes bro
@@leobird8756 Yeah, famous Cannonball's 3 notes solo LOL
Fabrizio Peretti Really? That's a shame, he told me I was a 'mother fucker'. :)
How'd it go? You ever finish? On what instrument?
This is one of the classiest jazz pieces ever... It evokes feelings of Uptown nightlife, shiny motor vehicles, cigar smoke and tall buildings. Beautiful.
Yeah, brother!
Real cool, super cool
Cannonball is so masterful holy
In my opinion the mid to late 50’s to the late 60’s had the greatest Jazz in its history.
Agree my favorite jazz period is around the 50s/60s.
West Coast Jazz, Bebop, and Bossa Nova has to be my favorite subgenres out of these decades.
@@huntrrams Love west coast jazz, I liked hard bop over bebop just cause it always leaves you with a melody stuck in your head all day
60's and 70's had the best jazz
Yes I agree with your comment.
I’ve been listening to Miles since I was 16. I’m 82 now.
I've been listening to Miles since I was 14 I'm now 65.
Timeless
I'm listening since I was arround that age, 14 or 15. Now I'm 21. And with 60 I will listen too.
You beat me to it...I'm 61, damn it!!
In Germany we call you "Ehrenmann"!
Miles never gets old my friend.
I’ve been listening to Miles since I was 15, now 81 and I’m still finding his soul in his sound
God bless you then sir . Milestones _ _ much better than kidney stones _ _ right ?
OK. Am 76 and feel the same.
What an amazing sax solo!
Hey! That's an accomplishment tobe proud of! Swing on man!😎
i've been listening to miles davis since i was 11 and now im 13
i will beat your record
Released 60 years ago today, timeless music
HaliniSnow WOW 😮
AND SOUNDS IT WAS MADE A MOMENT AGO AWESOME 👏😎
TRULY! WOW, wouldn't have guessed it's that old
Love those horn riffs
This will sound fresh 200 years from now. Children haven't been born that will be hearing, learning and possibly playing this music hundreds of years from today. Davis will be remembered as the Mozart of jazz.
Real cool Jazz from the late great Miles Davis in the late 1950s.
Cannonball has such a joyful, spiritual sound on Alto. It sounds like a sunny breezy day
I still can't believe how good John Coltrane's tone sounds on this track. So powerful and bright. Aggressive and intense yet controlled
I know right, he plays like how a butterfly flies.
thanks
@@johncoltrane2656 anytime Mr. Coltrane
@@johncoltrane2656 lmao
John Coltrane was a musical genius in his own right. I don't think anyone sounded better playing with Miles Davis than John Coltrane did. What a pair!!!
Why would you be here if you didn't appreciate great jazz and musicianship? Thumbs up!
Miles is as smooth as his beautiful skin!!!!
Amen, Angela Moore
I came here from the Wikipedia article on the dorian mode, after reading about Óró Sé Do Bheatha 'Bhaile and Drunken Sailor.
Some people just feel the need to be negative
‘Cause I wanted to find the background music of a jazz related ad
@Guitar Lava that's the kind of positivity i can appreciate! love anti-gatekeeping
60 years on and this still sounds as good as the first time ... timeless.
Most instrumental music to me is timeless because the listeners’ imagination can take them wherever they want to go.
Well said
Yes! This is my mantra about music! 🙏
There's nothing better than being home alone with my cat on a rainy weekend with no appointments, lighting up a joint and pursuing my hobbies while music like this is playing.
Cannonball is so lyrical and yet so technical!
I like his playing also very much!
His playing on all the labums of this era including kind of blue is more polished and pleasant than coltranes, but he didn't lean into the modal thing as hard. Coltrane was always at the forefront.
I love his sound.
He was also a music teacher. So voila the technical side!
Fantastic through it all. 🎶🎼🎵🎵🎶🎶🎵🎶🎵🎷
DJ
One of my favorite recordings from this group. I love how each solo plays right off the last lick from the previous guys solo. These cats were the best of the best.
Reagan McCann these cats are felonious
Personally I like the live version better for some reason. Seems like they were all loose and enjoyed playing the song more live Than recorded.... or maybe it was the atmosphere... who knows.. lol
Miles Davis isn't just the greatest trumpet player of all time but he is one of the coolest cats in history and is jazz music personaified
Thats a legit argument...miles best jazz musician to graze the planet
スケールがモードになっても、唄心がまったく変わらないのは凄いと思います。〝マイルストーン〟の疾走感、大好きです。
I think its amazing that the swing feel doesn't change at all when the scale gose into mode.
Milestone`s sense of highway driving. I love it.
Amo esse tema, um dos melhores jazz que ouvi 😍😍😍😍
Sure is an honor to be named after him!
Indeed...
Who’s Miles Johnson ?
@@martyfeldman3269 he cant change his last name from Johnson to davis lol
the guy u talkin to @@martyfeldman3269
I first heard milestones in the summer of 1959 when I was in bed on a Saturday night with my radio plugged in to Radio Luxemburg where we all thought it was all recorded. I had extended my aerial all around the room to try and get the best reception. That evening was almost perfect reception and the introducers were Peter Haig and Bery Reid. All was perfect until the saxophone solo when the reception started to falter as it always did at some time so I missed some of it but I loved it and this was my introduction to Miles Davis and in my view he never did anything as good again.
People who were not around then never knew the excitement of Radio Luxemburg. It was the only pop commercial radio station and everyone was so gentlemanly then. You never even minded the adverts, They were never overlong. A sad cry from what you hear today.
@peterellis1946 Hello Peter, I first heard this Miles, Track appx, same year ( 1959 )
on Television programme: Cool for Cats, this programme was presented by Kent Walton,
He some years later presented Wrestling on ITV.
sorry for being boringly nostalgic.
Peace to all.
@@alankirkby465 Not at all. Kent Walton seemed to be all over the place at that and I remember Cool for cats. I always thought of him as a DJ but for whatever reason he disappeared from view and all he ever did after that was commentate on the werestling. No-one could equal Oh Boy and it is a mystery why it was taken off in its prime. The copy programs that followed lasted only a few weeks.
THIS IS MY HISTORY MY DAD HAD ME LISTENING TO THIS GOOD JAZZ MUSIC SINCE THE AGE OF 6yr I’m 55 going on 56 years R.I.P MY DAD ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Miles Davis, el mejor del mundo.
The playing is so slick, crisp, and alive...ageless... pure musical professionalism
con este jazz tan lindo yo corria y mi sueño es hacerlo por la mañana con unos amigos tomando cafe o vino
@@PepinWatercolor Gracias. Vaya con Dios.
So clean, so precise, a portal to our best possible lives rendered as sound.
5:07
A clam that you willingly eat.
Miles forever, forever Miles.
+Terry Miller haha didnt even notice it at first
but dont forget chet baker
So cool indeed. Recordings used to be so expensive and they needed most of the money for drugs ;), so this one recording was near perfect enough for their taste. I think they were right! :D.
this boosts my self esteem. thank miles!
Terry, I replayed that 3 times, and no doubt, it's a flub, but when you're Miles, there are no flubs, just "accents or flavors" I reckon. Takes a horn player to even notice, I guess he didn't want to ruin the mood for a retake. Brilliant song regardless.
Adderley quotes Fascinating Rhythm in his solo. This music is so full of material .
Jazz perfection. What else can one say? The most lyrical musician ever. The way he communicated his emotions and feelings through his trumpet is pure genius.
Miles Davis, simply the best. King of Jazz
0:39 That intro is just godlike
Petter NV It's remarkable. And then he quotes Fascinating Rhythm in the most wonderful way.
But did you hear the Rite of Spring quote at 1:10?! The horn solo from The Augurs of Spring Dances of the Young Girls. I mean COME ON!!!
You can get the intro as a ringtone for iPhones. I have it and each time I get a phone call I just let it ring
Terrific!
Go listen to Fẹlá Kútì's "Shakara"...
It is without a doubt one of his best
…the background bass and piano is softer but so important -beautiful mixing.
Indeed, the way they anticipate and augment. Boss level.
This is my all time favorite Miles Davis track, what a jam
I love how Trane "answers" Miles in the beginning of his solo. Trane and Miles complemented each other perfectly, even more so than Bird and Diz
thats why miles was so pissed off when he had to fire coltrane over the Heroin use. He knew coltrane was irreplaceble.
Miles answers Cannonball at beginning of his solo, also.
still growing as a jazz guy, what do you mean he answers Miles?
tonal vocabulary...music does talk...
Very good players often begin their solos by continuing what the last guy was playing and then mixing in their own material as they continue.
At this point, Miles was the coolest man on the planet....
It's 2021 and I'm 14 and oh how I love old music and especially jazz. Amazing!
You have good ears.....imagine when you will be 30yrs old.....your on the right track young man.
clearly you are bright kid
that's around the time I started... keep on it young one, there's more and more and more to understand each time you listen. Keep on loving it
good job Ninguang ;)
@@alosyus lmfao
2020 still here loud and clear. (Xtra clean).
Cannonball Adderley steals the show here.
Here and elsewhere also : )
I can't choose. Cannon's solo is so joyous and exuberant. Trane's is so commanding and bluesy. They both inspire me.
fosbury68 THEY ALL DID THEIR THING
keep dreaming
Absolutely!
Cannonball Adderley, in my humbled opinion, out finesses Coltrane on this track. The off rhythm, the bending/squealing of notes, the twisted timing, then returning to syncopation. Ingenious.
+Iskaldt UK The first
+john maleski Incorrect. Cannonball has the first solo, followed by Miles, ending with Coltrane.
+Iskaldt UK Coltrane has the third solo.
And you can repeat that for Kind of Blue as well. Cannonball just lights it up.
Jep, and during this era it was just another day at the office with nowhere to go but up.
I've honestly been looking for this song for about 6 hours... first thought it was Charles Mingus and looked through every song then thought it was Duke Ellington.... looked through all his songs........... BUT I'VE FINALLY FOUND IT!!!
Isn't it a great feeling when you finally find it, though?
You honestly thought this Charles Mingus
+La Cappin The Charles Mingus Band has an excellentrendition of it, I highly recommend you give it a listen
Already have
Frankly I've studied almost every jazz musician I am making way over to classical side and I'm only 14
nice "facinating rhythm" ...how could one not smile along with this classic modal monster...wow
It's a music that calms us ... It stays in time. Beautiful music.
This is golden. Never had the time to ENJOY jazz but due to COVID 19, this is my saving grace. Music always makes you feel better. *Beautiful
Amen.
You spelled CON VID wrong.
Dig it!
I love that little trumpet solo at 0:15
安定感が気持ち良い！ジャズの醍醐味が味わえる！流石にマイルス！当時のジャズとしては珍しくフェイドアウトで終るのも新鮮ですね！
I was 6 yrs. old. they were kickin' ass. I didn't know it yet !!, still are!!
If I had to pick a sound track that represented my life, "Milestones" would be it hands down!
mizpahboy The one that represents mine is “Flamenco Sketches”...
This is pure class in life. This is High Life represented in music.
00:39 CB alto
01:59 MD trumpet
03:20 JC tenor
Grateful Varmints
You’re welcome!
Thank you =)
Coltrane complimented miles in sooo many ways
Just asked about 00:39 thanks!
CB is Mr Cannon Ball (adderley)
pure bliss
This is so pretty, Mr. Davis. Nice lil' sleek, classy groove. I absolutely love what's going on underneath the trumpet.
Wow.... Those wild notes
miles Davis rules
Forever a classic of mine and my mom, she introduced me to this and so much other wonderful jazz ever since I was a toddler.
This song is the mood I'd like to have on Monday mornings while running to work..
In a dream world.
Pa pa pa pa,pa pa pa pa,pa pa pa pa paaaaa......incredible sound....loooove this!
Exactly !!
HEAVENLY!
the goat
It outlives any other "trend". Cause trends come and go, this right here holds the legendary title.
Great song to be driving on the freeway or similar.Miles music is timeless...
When I was in junior high school, I learned about Miles Davis on the local radio program "Midnight Jazz Report."
I also learned the word personel at that time.
Cannonball Adderley 'quotes' Fascinating Rhythm beautifully during his saxophone solo!!!
Philly Joe Jones kicks ass here. the "Philly" licks are tasty as hell. so is Cannonball's solo.
All philly is doing is playing a swing beat with a crosstick on beat 4 for the entirety of this song. Im assuming youre talking bout the rest of the album though because yeah he really kills it on some of the other songs
@@aidanschram9652 it's a masterful lesson in understatement and subtle variations. listen to 2:49 Miles first slowing down then at 3:10 firing it up, and he reacts with a few perfectly timed accents, then builds up that energy all the way through the tenor solo. he's thinking in big pictures, like an architect
Funny story Philly pawned Miles drums and only had a ride and snare on this date. Story told by Dennis Chambers
Miles' first great quintet. I remember listening to this tune on Symphony Sid's radio show when I was 16 years old and in high school...
Miles one of the great bandleaders of all time without whom a large share of the greatest 20th century music would’ve never happened.
LOVE THIS! Makes me feel happy.
my favourite song of miles davis discography
my favorite Mr Miles Davis! i wish you were still around! thanks for all the joy you bring through your intelligent tunes
Man this guy knows how to Jazz like a king. Great song!
The Genius of the Black Man. Trust me.
With a glass of wine chilling and loving Miles music. GREAT!
Lo escucho desde los 6 años mi padre siempre lo ponía los domingos, me crié con grandes del Jazz , Davis , Coltrane, Getz, ...hoy con 60 los sigo disfrutando y transmito esta bella música a mis hijos...
love this song playing it at school too
+Jhon Jennings
You are the future, young man.
+Terry Miller Thanks i work hard
There is no future. there is no past. there is only the present.
Mingus?
Jhon Jennings yo we played that last year too word!
SALUTE TO ALL THESE GREAT 👍🏽 MUSICIANS 🎼🎵🎶
This. This right here. This is beautiful.
The Rolling sounds of Cannonball, are sounds that can only be the inspiration of our great creator ! Motivation of God !
This song is blowing my mind! All of it!
@reggie walker I’m 62 and heard miles 1st while riding bus in Detroit after school ..much respect
magnificent still till this day and that bass player doesnt quick !!! slides from one transition to the other and never lagging. thumping
Khaba Sahure' Any idea who that is on bass??
paul chambers
When I listen to music, I like things that evoke visuals regardless of genre, such as classical and jazz. Miles is worth it. He doesn’t necessarily explain difficult things. He may be doing difficult things, but he does his job in a catchy and cool way
Cannonball, amaziiinggg frases, ritmic and Melody. And the Rhytmn section is superb!!
One of the all time great riffs....ba ba ba ba
ATTENTION MILES FANS: The tune was actually entitled MILES. MILESTONES is the title of the album (Columbia CL-1193). MILESTONES was also a misprint on the first selection of the B-side, which appeared on numerous copies before Columbia Records finally corrected the title of the tune. The tune, MILESTONES, was composed by John Lewis, which was recorded on August 14th, 1947 at Nola Studios in New York City. Yard was on tenor, Miles on trumpet, Lewis on piano, Max on drums and Nelson Boyd on bass. It was Miles' first record date as a leader.
One of his absolute bests.
I thank my father for introducing me to jazz with this song.
long life music miles davis♥
This music got my feet moving, now my legs, now my hips...whooooaaaa....SMILES....
This is Mile's masterpiece!
One of many.....
Love this...….found it on WRTI-FM- Temple Radio. Great song!! Reminds me of driving on the highway about 85 mph in my 78 Pontiac Firebird. Just moving fast. Love the song and loved that car.
This performance (and recording) is awesome.
I have listened to this tune a thousand times. And I will listen to it that many more.
So have I, since the intro used to be the signature for the local radio news in Finland (Helsinki region). Must have been around 1990 when they changed it to something else. Bad choice, since the intro was usually the best part of the news.
this song showcases solos without showing off and the rhythm swings and never veers off count miles always had the baddest bands
Love this tune!
Miles, simply the best.
I listened to this for a school project and it finally confirmed it for me. I really do like jazz.
No group has played MILESTONES any better than this original...... The economy and clarity of playing is just beautiful.....
OH MY GOD THIS IS SWEET
YES!!!!
I am 50 and i am just now gettin into Jazz thanks to wachin a you tube video with Miles Davis jammin in Italy in 64'