MILES DAVIS Kind of BlueMiles Davis' 1959 "Kind Of Blue" band. KOB is arguably the greatest recording in jazz history. Cannonball Adderly (alto sax), Bill Evans (piano), Miles (trumpet), Paul Chambers (bass), John Coltrane (tenor sax), Jimmy Cobb (drums). READY TO HANG CANVAS OR FRAMED PRINTS: Stretched Canvas over wood 1. 5" frame, 16x24" or 24x36". Hanging wire installed. OR Printed on archival paper, 16x24" with 2" mat and 0. 875w black frame; or 24x36" with 2" mat and 1.

it's how you say it

right around the time of her epic contribution to the Jazz on a Summer's Day doc filmed at the Newport Jazz Festival

showcased her versatility and joy

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The Dave Brubeck Quartet: Paul Desmond (alto sax)

but the 55 Collection celebrates that spirit of accessibility by serving jazz fans on a budget

What if Charlie Parker really was a dedicated songbird that invented BEBOP and had a steady residency at a Casino Hotel in Vegas

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Martino's long lines had such precision but always retained a deep feeling for the blues

In 1959 Miles recorded Kind of Blue and changed the course of jazz history

spiritual and mirrored the turbulent times that she lived in

The John Coltrane Quartet was the greatest small group in jazz history