I Just want every single person to know this - They should teach this to kids in school to mellow out their day. Good luck Junior keep listening you will go far !!!
This is the only jazz music I've ever truly listened to so far. before listening to this I have always listened to rap or techno. I can honestly say that this is the first song I've heard I would ever call art. Truly, magical.
@SirGummicusWourm Welcome to music! Keep searching and you'll find new places in your soul. There's also blues, funk, soul etc :) Start now, there's not enough lifetime for music!
when i heard this, i was like... in a trance. for years, whenver i listened to this, i felt like i knew exactly who i was and what was going on around me.
Yeah, this is real music... I feel so... just relaxed when I listen to jazz. Like i'm just taking a break from all the stupid shit going on in the world around me.
Ah this whole album is amazing. I love listening to it late at night and early in the morning when it's still dark. I'm 16, wish more people my age were into jazz.
It's telling that this and other songs of his from this period have so many more views than the trash he was playing in the 80's. It's a shame, i would have loved to have heard him develop over the years.
@TheAngeltoDemon he was kind of sick in the 80s wasn't he? I heard that by this time, drugs, time, and things were against him a bit more than they were on his side. But either way Miles Davis was always keeping-up with the modern age, and in the 80s the modern age was shit (just kidding its an opinion... yay). When Bitches Brew came out, many fans thought it was a turn for the worse.
@JimmyPage97 Definitely the latter at the least, trying to keep up with the times but out of the element that made people revere him. Bitches Brew is TERRIBLE. Problem with music is everyone has an opinion on it, and you can't make someone hear what you can hear, but people do have better taste than others. For this, i'm glad Wynton came along and set things on a better path. Nothing gets more sophisticated and complex than Art Tatum, Bitches Brew an example of wannabe innovation IMO.
@TheAngeltoDemon Wannabe innovation ...is still innovation. The element that made Miles so revered has always been his futuristic look and lack of complacent music. He played the roll of a "jazz musician" for a while, but he has always been just a Musician and trumpet player. If you expect something of Miles, then your already in the wrong mindset to listen and critic. Jazz was created to break walls, not build them... When Bitches Brew came out, many fans thought it was a turn for the better.
yes elvis hung out in sugar hill back after 9/11 and it was a dream and a nightmare at the same time but i will never hear this stuff without thinking about that time
Why does Miles Davis music have that sort of grainy sound in the background? Like in the beginning you can hear it. There's songs just as old as this one that don't have that grainy type of sound in the background of their music, but for some reason miles davis' songs always does
I'm 43-years-old and I just discovered in 2011 that Mile Davis' KINDA BLUE is the best-selling jazz CD of all time. I'am familiar with this music from the Spike Lee films and the Cosby Show among other places. This CD revolutionized the jazz and music world in general!
@ Zlotrov Perfect Comment !! & as for the 89 dislikes.... You'll get there one Day; But it you Dont get it first off; You might not get it untill the After Life... But you'll Get It !!
Trouble me, trouble thou, I see not to trouble now. I hear only sounds of grace from the golden, swinging blaze, Feel no gloom, within your soul, but make the music's tale be told. 'Cause this my friend, this very tune, would raise any man, up from his tomb. Here he would dance, we all would swing, the movement be, the glory sing. Let's walk to fortune, you and me, within this heavenly melody.
Deep, really deep piece of music art... Try listen to this at night with all lights off. When I first heard this, I was unable to say in which time period was this composed... Maybe just because it's timeless.
Miles Davis thought pianist Bill Evans was a genius. Many jazz improvisers worshiped J. S. Bach, whose melodies represented the improviser's ideal of the continuously running line.
Miles IS the toast! I....uh...dare I say it...worship that mother fucker! And yes Zlotrov, HE does sound like this. And oh, Haassan1 or none or whatever, I am black, African-American, whatever, and I like the Beatles, (Lennon, McCartney & Geo. Martin were effin' geniuses). Young white kids listened to them, and Mexican-American kids, so did me and my siblings, and my parents, grandparents........and that was no easy thing to accomplish, then or now.
I don't have a logical word to speak, your a piece of shit. You are playing solitaire in this world of notes, beats, and rhythms. Not Miles Davis, not cannonball, not sachmo, not count basie, not chuck berry, not ray, not Jimi, not coltrane, not marvin, not mingus, not john lee hooker, not sonny boy, not dizzy, bird, not jelly roll, not billi holliday, not Ella, not Duke, not james brown, not joplin are with you here.
@JimmyPage97 Sorry, Im just fuckin with you and everybopdy who reads mine comments. Actually Im not sorry, because I was hoping to get a reaction like this, so I want to thank you, thank you!
....Although, I have a sort of conviction that The Beatles and Queen are trually for white people. Have you ever seen a black person (non white) enjoy the music by The Beatles or Queen? I, for one, fucking hate those bands. And Im not black, but im not white either according to sociale 'laws'.
@Haassan1 and people should stop saying that The Beatles are apprciated by intelligent people, because I know Im smart (not trying to brag here), Im ridicioulsy smart (okay, a little bit of brag, although it aint braggin if you can back it up).
And STILL I fucking hate The Beatles and Queen and all other boring western society white people music. Its like intelligent, but not really. Its boring, yes I think the Beatles are boring. Thanks for your attention, peace out!
@Haassan1 I have heard all four of them comment about Wilson Pickett and how much he influenced many of their songs. They made many attempts to recreate motown sound in songs like Drive My Car or covers of Smokey Robinson and more. Queen is a little more on the fruity side to me, im not quite the big fan. (and not just because their lead singer was into dudes). But Crazy Little Things Called Love and some others are excellent. Music is love, and you can't love everything.
@Haassan1 But as for "western" The Beatles and Queen are on a list of like a hundred musicians who attempted to spread their music over many Genres. I mean Harrison was all about sitar and Indian music for a huge portion of time, and some Beatles songs show it. The beatles went through their "trippy" stage as well. Queen was more on the David Bowie side (again the gay thing not intentional). Queen tried to make operas and musicals and stuff, there were an entirely different band then the four.
@JimmyPage97 ...Thanx for the elaborate reply. Just in short, Im not a hater of music of western soil, I hate Queen (and every other music that tries, sounds or feel like it) and in less degree the Beatles. And the 'racist' part about is that I cant think of a better way to label it then 'white-(western-)music'.
And I want rephrase something: 'Its kinda intelligent, but far from genius'. PEACEEEEEE out!
@Haassan1 Well I hate modern day rap, and for me to bunch you, Jimi Hendrix, and the whole spectrum of African-Americans, or Mexican-Americans into that compartment of music, would just be unfair(and very ignorant). What you are doing is stereotyping, and I don't know if you ever took a U.S. History II class...but stereotypes caused a shit load of problems in the second half of this countries history.
What is wrong with Queen? And what is wrong with the Beatles?
@JimmyPage97 im not stereotyping, it just a label. Kinda provocative, which you are obviously very sensitive for. What wrong about Queen is that I dont like the whole 'gay' (as in happy, clean, ridiculously positive. Not being homophobic and certainly not targeting Freddy)-musical-vibe. Nobody it perfect and some people like Queen. One of my best friends likes Queen, but he can help it, he's just very white.
And Beatles I guess is more of a time related thing.
@Haassan1 labeling, compartmentalizing, grouping, these things don't really truthfully work. Your statements are simply ignorant, by its pureist definition.
@JimmyPage97 Work for what? In my experience a lot of white people like Queen and Beatles. I know there are expentions (they're called 'Bounty's'. Black from the outside. White from the inside... sorry just kiddin'). Instead of trying to deny certain changes in cultures and genetics, you should ackknowledge and embrase it. There is nothing wrong with being white.... And I want add something to my 'label' instead of 'white-music' it should be 'boring-white-people-music'
@JimmyPage97 or 'gay-music' for that ridiculous band Queen and every other musician that makes ridiculous, happy, 'look-at-me-im-so-happy', musical crap.
@Rossonero072213 let me ask you if elvis john lennon and say kurt cobain all came back from the dea to play some tunes how many brothers would be there about 3 and thats even if it was free! besides we all know beyonce is in another class thatn them anyway
@jkoepis Yeah, I am. I tend to make jokes about me being a metal-fan, because metal-fans are fucking stupid, but hte annoying thing is, is that they dont know it. They're fucking stupid, but they just dont fucking know it. WHY????? FUCKING DIE, stupid people!!!
It's that time of day, my daily dose of so what. I'm usually looking at the video that goes with this. Apparently there are a few people who need to borrow this CD from me.
85 people dislike a record that is more than 50 years old and still sells 5000 copies A WEEK! There cannot possibly be that much room on the planet for this level of ignorance.
@okdenny Hey, man, jazz isn't for everyone. Besides, what's more important than the 90 or so people who don't like this is the 5,000-plus that do. Let's just all get along now.
@BradWest96 god almighty this is the crux of Youtube. I swear theres is more redundant and on-going silly arguments on this website then anywhere in the world. And god almighty it is surly all by people well off enough to purchase a computer with internet...were all the pompous attitudes come from I have no damn clue.
@BradWest96 :Well, I agree AND don't agree with you ! Jazz IS for everyone, it's the most accessible music for whom who wants to "ear" it. But people are "formatted" and they jusk drink the "soup" they deserve.
I like to turn my chromatic tuner on while listening to miles' solos just to see what notes he's playing lol. It actually works(sadly I can't do it for the bass part though because it's just too dang quiet!)
@metalmilitia137 Unfortunately Paul Chambers is quite out of tune and plays some wrong notes during the head so that may also be why your tuner doesn't pick it up. But that is only for the head, he plays some really awesome walking bass lines.
You could make a case for that, yeah. It'd have to be a very fast 12/8, though. And traditionally, jazz in swing feel (including this tune) is notated as being in simple time where all the upbeats equal the third triplet. So, 4/4. : )
@colourfulwithaU If you play any Jazz song as 4/4 you will suck all the life of it, and you will go to hell for that. Notation is an interpretation of music. Yes, Jazz is usually notated as 4/4 but only for making it easier to read and write. Pop music is usually 4/4, Jazz music is usually 12/8 or 15/8 even if it's written as 4/4 or 5/4.
You're just reiterating the idea of the triplet grid, which is exactly what I was talking about in my comment. But in terms of sound alone, there is absolutely NO difference between 4/4 with triplet feel, and 12/8. However, in many cases, EITHER would be approximate: swing is not always on a triplet grid.
took me a while to get into Jazz but now I understand, it is incredible music. I still have yet to grasp Free Jazz mind you.
eldeano1 3 days ago
I went from listening to Iron Maiden to listening to this...how random is that?
slowmonkey156 4 days ago 5
@slowmonkey156 lady luck is smiling on you today good sir
eldeano1 3 days ago
I remember thinking this was shitty when I first heard it.
God, I would've laughed if I was told this would become my favourite song ever.
SkinnehB 5 days ago 2
who is playing sax?
fiftieslover 5 days ago
@fiftieslover John Coltrane on tenor and cannonball Adderly on alto
rockyroyzhang 5 days ago
This record is historical. A turning point in modern music
Top 3 or 4 records of the last century along with a few others
that change music so much that it is impossible to give them
any order..... MERC
merc0049 5 days ago 2
mi
MrVelsan77 1 week ago
It's as if the instruments are telling you a story, without the need of voice.
I love this record.
LivinWorstNightmare 1 week ago 2
I Just want every single person to know this - They should teach this to kids in school to mellow out their day. Good luck Junior keep listening you will go far !!!
phillipc773 1 week ago 3
Good Morning Mr. Davis! Just doe'nt get any better than this.
fryelee11 1 week ago 5
Jazz is nothing but a feeling described in different words.
MrWillChapy 1 week ago
yes you gotta love this song
narutofiles 1 week ago
if you like this listen to 'nachttierhaus' a german alternative jazz band
GorillaBusinezz 1 week ago
Like fine age wine!!!
juicearibe 1 week ago in playlist mills Davis
So what... this is great stuff. Especially driving on a cool night with light snow falling.
tommusicfan19 2 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
97 dislikes?
so what
ilmedico100 2 weeks ago 24
@ilmedico100 eh..they are crazy,i inivte you a drink amigo :) .
WineRedX 1 day ago
@WineRedX gracias amigo
:-)
ilmedico100 1 day ago
This is the only jazz music I've ever truly listened to so far. before listening to this I have always listened to rap or techno. I can honestly say that this is the first song I've heard I would ever call art. Truly, magical.
SirGummicusWourm 2 weeks ago 3
@SirGummicusWourm Welcome to music! Keep searching and you'll find new places in your soul. There's also blues, funk, soul etc :) Start now, there's not enough lifetime for music!
Xjoyce80 2 weeks ago
So what we smoke weed
MochaColaa 2 weeks ago
@MochaColaa Damn strait! Up the vipers!
UMAMIMAMU 2 weeks ago
pure magic
jmancini1037 2 weeks ago 2
I got bored so i typed in "so what" and this is what came up
ARZUTURK11 2 weeks ago
@ARZUTURK11 so what....
bignoze123 1 week ago
when i heard this, i was like... in a trance. for years, whenver i listened to this, i felt like i knew exactly who i was and what was going on around me.
seerskater 2 weeks ago
Yeah, this is real music... I feel so... just relaxed when I listen to jazz. Like i'm just taking a break from all the stupid shit going on in the world around me.
napajwolf13 2 weeks ago
93 people dont have ears
nahn13 3 weeks ago
Ah this whole album is amazing. I love listening to it late at night and early in the morning when it's still dark. I'm 16, wish more people my age were into jazz.
asilentmusical 3 weeks ago
@asilentmusical aha, i could pretty much ditto you word for word my man :)
OllyOfCydonia 3 weeks ago
@asilentmusical kid, you are a rare breed, i also got into jazz when i was about 14
nahn13 3 weeks ago
cool
Flippaarn 3 weeks ago
Alomejor lo escucharon para ver si les gustaba y al final no fue asi.
jlopezviolin 3 weeks ago
¿Cómo puede haber 93 imbéciles que no les guste este vídeo?. Ahora bien, si no les gusta Miles Davis por qué mierda ven este vídeo.
zuzgwang07 3 weeks ago
You can hear the Instruments say So What
owdi2631992 4 weeks ago 21
It's telling that this and other songs of his from this period have so many more views than the trash he was playing in the 80's. It's a shame, i would have loved to have heard him develop over the years.
TheAngeltoDemon 1 month ago
@TheAngeltoDemon he was kind of sick in the 80s wasn't he? I heard that by this time, drugs, time, and things were against him a bit more than they were on his side. But either way Miles Davis was always keeping-up with the modern age, and in the 80s the modern age was shit (just kidding its an opinion... yay). When Bitches Brew came out, many fans thought it was a turn for the worse.
JimmyPage97 1 month ago
@JimmyPage97 Definitely the latter at the least, trying to keep up with the times but out of the element that made people revere him. Bitches Brew is TERRIBLE. Problem with music is everyone has an opinion on it, and you can't make someone hear what you can hear, but people do have better taste than others. For this, i'm glad Wynton came along and set things on a better path. Nothing gets more sophisticated and complex than Art Tatum, Bitches Brew an example of wannabe innovation IMO.
TheAngeltoDemon 1 month ago
@TheAngeltoDemon Wannabe innovation ...is still innovation. The element that made Miles so revered has always been his futuristic look and lack of complacent music. He played the roll of a "jazz musician" for a while, but he has always been just a Musician and trumpet player. If you expect something of Miles, then your already in the wrong mindset to listen and critic. Jazz was created to break walls, not build them... When Bitches Brew came out, many fans thought it was a turn for the better.
JimmyPage97 4 weeks ago
yes elvis hung out in sugar hill back after 9/11 and it was a dream and a nightmare at the same time but i will never hear this stuff without thinking about that time
elvispresley718 1 month ago
Why does Miles Davis music have that sort of grainy sound in the background? Like in the beginning you can hear it. There's songs just as old as this one that don't have that grainy type of sound in the background of their music, but for some reason miles davis' songs always does
Murderocracy 1 month ago
@Murderocracy probably has to do with equipment.
JimmyPage97 1 month ago
@Murderocracy its the rubbing of a brush-like tool onto the snare drum
EyonDreams 4 weeks ago
cold.music below zero
coldboy0024 1 month ago
A true masterpiece of Jazz. So smooth and mellow at the same time.
Anthony74561 1 month ago
what the hell is that gummy bear doing up there?
solidaqua2 1 month ago
i learned to play this in my band class we sound so good the song is really easy
Mindlessbri15 1 month ago
Cosby was right: kids dese days forgot what the JYAZZ...is all about!
ShadowCrowX 1 month ago
I've always loved this piece. But when I read Tragic Magic, it makes so much more sense on a deeper level.
johnqwertyful 1 month ago
Adderley es el puto amo.
Aventaoastur 1 month ago
This has been flagged as spam show
It's just a bunch of guys honkin' their horns. Listen to Lady Gaga if you want some real music.
MrDreamTheater2 1 month ago
When I hear this, I feel more than good...
Gravouilleur 1 month ago 2
It is and will always be timeless!
MrNoergaard1992 1 month ago in playlist Liked videos
Now thats the sort of 'Blue" i like wearing, watching and listening, IM BLUE BABY!!
sahmed266 1 month ago
miles davis what can you say but magnificent !!!!!
HEMIdoctor 1 month ago
I'm 43-years-old and I just discovered in 2011 that Mile Davis' KINDA BLUE is the best-selling jazz CD of all time. I'am familiar with this music from the Spike Lee films and the Cosby Show among other places. This CD revolutionized the jazz and music world in general!
2012lacruz 1 month ago
I've been looking for this song for a while, I knew it was Miles Davis but that was all. Finally :)
Bille994 1 month ago
Great Video.
thing12389 1 month ago
i like the version that is a tiny little bit better.
straaler5 1 month ago
how can anyone not like this
carrotsandnutella 1 month ago
thumbs down for ads!
CultofAdonis 1 month ago
Hey, let me tell you...jazz may not be for everyone, but it's definitively for me. Just L-I-S-T-E-N to the way he makes love to that horn. Damn.
anneshuck 1 month ago
who gives a damn shit about the dislikers...
ilmedico100 1 month ago
I fall in love everytime i hear this masterpiece again...
RaphiPad 1 month ago
I found a brand new vinyl cut of Kind of Blue at a local record store for $30!
Rachman1337 1 month ago
@Rachman1337 Didn't know they are selling gold for 30 bucks these days, hehe :) Cheers, mate
Novemmusic 1 month ago
@Rachman1337 DUDE! Where is that record store...and...do they have any more copies?
Sn4pDr4gon 1 month ago
Not too hot, not too cold, but just about as cool as it gets. Simply perfect.
zzippyman1 1 month ago 4
una delle migliori canzoni di sempre
1960docriz 1 month ago
@ Zlotrov Perfect Comment !! & as for the 89 dislikes.... You'll get there one Day; But it you Dont get it first off; You might not get it untill the After Life... But you'll Get It !!
nudude16 1 month ago
i am a twentynine year old woman and i love jazz i love everything miles ever done i also like a jazz man name dizzy
brandy9121 1 month ago
unbelievable sound
caszenama 1 month ago
My head hurts from an overdose of awesomeness
pototoesfieldforever 1 month ago 2
My head hurts from banging...
pototoesfieldforever 1 month ago
the bass playing in this makes me want to jizz. and when i do jizz, it will be a kind of blue
JacobZKZoob 1 month ago 2
One beautiful masterpiece ... Just unbelievable. Love it.
Saintboss 1 month ago
89 people need to just go die
Frootqloop1 1 month ago
Mais la,j avoue que je suis trouble wouha c est beau !!
eliottenesse 1 month ago
C est pas du tout mon genre de musique mas,
eliottenesse 1 month ago
1:30
SchryerMusic 1 month ago
TheeApplePee 2 months ago
Deep, really deep piece of music art... Try listen to this at night with all lights off. When I first heard this, I was unable to say in which time period was this composed... Maybe just because it's timeless.
21Blader21 2 months ago 29
I come to a Miles Davis song on Youtube and OFCOURSE people have to be arguing about race in the comment part. Classic internet people.
dclan86 2 months ago
@dclan86 Agree, mate. Music (besides love) is the only thing that transcends race, nationality, language and all other stuff people fight about.
Novemmusic 2 months ago
i liked maravilhoza
1982jethro 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
88 people don't know 'so what' they are listening
Dido493 2 months ago
Miles Davis thought pianist Bill Evans was a genius. Many jazz improvisers worshiped J. S. Bach, whose melodies represented the improviser's ideal of the continuously running line.
filthyphillyboy 2 months ago
Miles IS the toast! I....uh...dare I say it...worship that mother fucker! And yes Zlotrov, HE does sound like this. And oh, Haassan1 or none or whatever, I am black, African-American, whatever, and I like the Beatles, (Lennon, McCartney & Geo. Martin were effin' geniuses). Young white kids listened to them, and Mexican-American kids, so did me and my siblings, and my parents, grandparents........and that was no easy thing to accomplish, then or now.
richardmbowman 2 months ago
@richardmbowman i like this
paulwilmott59 2 months ago
Miles Davis= the butter on my toast
TheTripleCup 2 months ago 2
Cold Sweat
21Blader21 2 months ago
Ignore the shite comments below. Just enjoy the sounds of miles davis kind of blue one of the best albums ever recorded.
sonetlumiere12345678 2 months ago 3
Blacks only. (Whites, go listen to the Beatles or Queen or any other whiteboy music)
Haassan1 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
@Haassan1 you must feel so proud to be racist against whites when talking about a song with a white pianist.
therunningpiano 2 months ago
@Haassan1
Not.
I don't have a logical word to speak, your a piece of shit. You are playing solitaire in this world of notes, beats, and rhythms. Not Miles Davis, not cannonball, not sachmo, not count basie, not chuck berry, not ray, not Jimi, not coltrane, not marvin, not mingus, not john lee hooker, not sonny boy, not dizzy, bird, not jelly roll, not billi holliday, not Ella, not Duke, not james brown, not joplin are with you here.
Grow the fuck up, and get over race dude.
JimmyPage97 2 months ago
@JimmyPage97 Sorry, Im just fuckin with you and everybopdy who reads mine comments. Actually Im not sorry, because I was hoping to get a reaction like this, so I want to thank you, thank you!
....Although, I have a sort of conviction that The Beatles and Queen are trually for white people. Have you ever seen a black person (non white) enjoy the music by The Beatles or Queen? I, for one, fucking hate those bands. And Im not black, but im not white either according to sociale 'laws'.
Haassan1 2 months ago
@Haassan1 and people should stop saying that The Beatles are apprciated by intelligent people, because I know Im smart (not trying to brag here), Im ridicioulsy smart (okay, a little bit of brag, although it aint braggin if you can back it up).
And STILL I fucking hate The Beatles and Queen and all other boring western society white people music. Its like intelligent, but not really. Its boring, yes I think the Beatles are boring. Thanks for your attention, peace out!
Haassan1 2 months ago
@Haassan1 I have heard all four of them comment about Wilson Pickett and how much he influenced many of their songs. They made many attempts to recreate motown sound in songs like Drive My Car or covers of Smokey Robinson and more. Queen is a little more on the fruity side to me, im not quite the big fan. (and not just because their lead singer was into dudes). But Crazy Little Things Called Love and some others are excellent. Music is love, and you can't love everything.
JimmyPage97 2 months ago
@Haassan1 But as for "western" The Beatles and Queen are on a list of like a hundred musicians who attempted to spread their music over many Genres. I mean Harrison was all about sitar and Indian music for a huge portion of time, and some Beatles songs show it. The beatles went through their "trippy" stage as well. Queen was more on the David Bowie side (again the gay thing not intentional). Queen tried to make operas and musicals and stuff, there were an entirely different band then the four.
JimmyPage97 2 months ago
@JimmyPage97 ...Thanx for the elaborate reply. Just in short, Im not a hater of music of western soil, I hate Queen (and every other music that tries, sounds or feel like it) and in less degree the Beatles. And the 'racist' part about is that I cant think of a better way to label it then 'white-(western-)music'.
And I want rephrase something: 'Its kinda intelligent, but far from genius'. PEACEEEEEE out!
Haassan1 2 months ago
@Haassan1 Well I hate modern day rap, and for me to bunch you, Jimi Hendrix, and the whole spectrum of African-Americans, or Mexican-Americans into that compartment of music, would just be unfair(and very ignorant). What you are doing is stereotyping, and I don't know if you ever took a U.S. History II class...but stereotypes caused a shit load of problems in the second half of this countries history.
What is wrong with Queen? And what is wrong with the Beatles?
JimmyPage97 2 months ago
@JimmyPage97 im not stereotyping, it just a label. Kinda provocative, which you are obviously very sensitive for. What wrong about Queen is that I dont like the whole 'gay' (as in happy, clean, ridiculously positive. Not being homophobic and certainly not targeting Freddy)-musical-vibe. Nobody it perfect and some people like Queen. One of my best friends likes Queen, but he can help it, he's just very white.
And Beatles I guess is more of a time related thing.
Haassan1 2 months ago
@Haassan1 labeling, compartmentalizing, grouping, these things don't really truthfully work. Your statements are simply ignorant, by its pureist definition.
JimmyPage97 2 months ago
@JimmyPage97 Work for what? In my experience a lot of white people like Queen and Beatles. I know there are expentions (they're called 'Bounty's'. Black from the outside. White from the inside... sorry just kiddin'). Instead of trying to deny certain changes in cultures and genetics, you should ackknowledge and embrase it. There is nothing wrong with being white.... And I want add something to my 'label' instead of 'white-music' it should be 'boring-white-people-music'
Haassan1 2 months ago
@JimmyPage97 or 'gay-music' for that ridiculous band Queen and every other musician that makes ridiculous, happy, 'look-at-me-im-so-happy', musical crap.
Haassan1 2 months ago
@Haassan1
Miles Davis is western, doofus. Jazz is western.
Rossonero072213 2 months ago
@JimmyPage97 you must understand what minister farrakhan said no george jones no frank zappa no beethoven honkies arent' any good at music!!!
elvispresley718 1 month ago
@elvispresley718 I don't see why I have to understand this.
JimmyPage97 1 month ago
@Haassan1 Close your mouth and open your ears (and mind). And, read my comment above. Peace out.
richardmbowman 2 months ago
@Haassan1
Uh, yeah, there are millions of 'people of color' who enjoy the Beatles. They've sold close to a billion records, dude.
Rossonero072213 2 months ago
@Rossonero072213 Saying people of color makes u sound like a racist.
cabdbest 2 months ago
@cabdbest
That's why I put it in quotes.
Rossonero072213 2 months ago
@Rossonero072213 Oh, u put it in quotes? in that case, still racist.
cabdbest 2 months ago
@cabdbest
Stop being silly. It's not racist.
Rossonero072213 2 months ago
@Rossonero072213 you're right, lots of black musicians covered them: billy preston, ray charles, etc...
rippersk8er 2 months ago
@Rossonero072213 let me ask you if elvis john lennon and say kurt cobain all came back from the dea to play some tunes how many brothers would be there about 3 and thats even if it was free! besides we all know beyonce is in another class thatn them anyway
elvispresley718 1 month ago
@Haassan1
Wow, you're very ignorant, aren't you?
Rossonero072213 2 months ago
good, but tomasz stanko better
CoolSmartPolishMan 2 months ago
Proof of the existence of God!
craignl 2 months ago
@craignl What is?
Haassan1 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
God was there.
buschinelli007 2 months ago
@buschinelli007 I guess he was lost.
Haassan1 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
interesting: The black people can proud themselves by create the new classic music, JAZZ.
aleistersenna 2 months ago
SOOOOO what...SOOOOO what...
342113853211A 2 months ago
In 50 years this has been played and covered so many times. Still, this is the best version.
jkoepis 2 months ago
@jkoepis
u r so rite, So What! Grew up on this!
[GLEN FROM COMPTON]
1GlenAlan 2 months ago
@jkoepis You havent heard mine yet. Its a metal fusion version, check it out on my profile.
Haassan1 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
@Haassan1 sorry but metal fusion beating this? kidding right?
jkoepis 1 month ago
@jkoepis Yeah, I am. I tend to make jokes about me being a metal-fan, because metal-fans are fucking stupid, but hte annoying thing is, is that they dont know it. They're fucking stupid, but they just dont fucking know it. WHY????? FUCKING DIE, stupid people!!!
Haassan1 1 month ago
So sweet, so sweet... thanks man!!!
Zappstitute 2 months ago
@Zappstitute quote: 'You're cum on my face... So sweet, so sweet.... thanks man!!!'
Haassan1 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
You can only listen to this music with your sunglasses on.No matter the time of day!
12malahide 2 months ago 3
It's that time of day, my daily dose of so what. I'm usually looking at the video that goes with this. Apparently there are a few people who need to borrow this CD from me.
fryelee11 2 months ago
@amentjam best piano chords ever!!!!
bramvanderveenmusic 2 months ago
Greatest Of All Time = G.O.A.T.
This album moves me still, to this day.
commandrow 2 months ago
A master piece !
TheMasterSergeant1 2 months ago
85 people dislike a record that is more than 50 years old and still sells 5000 copies A WEEK! There cannot possibly be that much room on the planet for this level of ignorance.
okdenny 2 months ago 23
@okdenny Hey, man, jazz isn't for everyone. Besides, what's more important than the 90 or so people who don't like this is the 5,000-plus that do. Let's just all get along now.
BradWest96 1 month ago 44
@BradWest96 god almighty this is the crux of Youtube. I swear theres is more redundant and on-going silly arguments on this website then anywhere in the world. And god almighty it is surly all by people well off enough to purchase a computer with internet...were all the pompous attitudes come from I have no damn clue.
JimmyPage97 1 month ago
@BradWest96 :Well, I agree AND don't agree with you ! Jazz IS for everyone, it's the most accessible music for whom who wants to "ear" it. But people are "formatted" and they jusk drink the "soup" they deserve.
MrWarthog59 1 week ago
@okdenny everyone knows theres a 1 :1000 ratio of biggots to normal people haha
JoelT23 1 month ago
This song is the best answer you can give to a woman under every circumstance.
Abactor85 2 months ago
A guy asked me once: "Do you know what God looks like?"
I said: "No, but I know what he SOUNDS like."
;)
Zlotrov 2 months ago 55
Best fuckin bassline ever
amentjam 2 months ago 3
Lord&Taylor
clarkbell 2 months ago
Cloudy mornings in Seattle and Portland, drinking coffee, writing my novel and listening to Miles, Paul, Philly, John, and Bill
calico992 3 months ago
The best 5 seconds of my day have been 0:21 - 0:26
JohnDothDrum 3 months ago
its scary and erie
ydrjtt 3 months ago
It's the fist time i listen this song and i am feeling so calm already ....Beautiful song !!!
SeeknDestroy131994 3 months ago
Best jazz album in my opinion!!!!!
And one of the most influential of his kind!!!!!!
TheDoctor587 3 months ago
I like to turn my chromatic tuner on while listening to miles' solos just to see what notes he's playing lol. It actually works(sadly I can't do it for the bass part though because it's just too dang quiet!)
metalmilitia137 3 months ago
@metalmilitia137 Unfortunately Paul Chambers is quite out of tune and plays some wrong notes during the head so that may also be why your tuner doesn't pick it up. But that is only for the head, he plays some really awesome walking bass lines.
havenomind 3 months ago
@MrDanstud
0:00 - 9:26 is legendary !! :)
longlivebronx 3 months ago
BADUUU
ihugtrees321 3 months ago
love it ;o
boudewijnpleij 3 months ago
the most sold...
metalboostable 3 months ago
:)
kristikrause 3 months ago
82 grooveless souls...
JorPasto 3 months ago 2
this bassline is.... legendary
MrDanstud 3 months ago 17
@MrDanstud yes indeed...
:D
grgtompen 2 months ago
@MrDanstud Paul Chambers is legendary!
rippersk8er 2 months ago
I should have said able I know but so what!
50christo 3 months ago
How will I ever be bale to play that on my alto?
50christo 3 months ago
@ZeuhlEmgalai make that 81
bassplayah707 3 months ago
No it's not 4/4 ... it's 12/8
pierbover 3 months ago
@pierbover
You could make a case for that, yeah. It'd have to be a very fast 12/8, though. And traditionally, jazz in swing feel (including this tune) is notated as being in simple time where all the upbeats equal the third triplet. So, 4/4. : )
colourfulwithaU 3 months ago in playlist Sane Jazz
@colourfulwithaU If you play any Jazz song as 4/4 you will suck all the life of it, and you will go to hell for that. Notation is an interpretation of music. Yes, Jazz is usually notated as 4/4 but only for making it easier to read and write. Pop music is usually 4/4, Jazz music is usually 12/8 or 15/8 even if it's written as 4/4 or 5/4.
pierbover 2 days ago
@pierbover
You're just reiterating the idea of the triplet grid, which is exactly what I was talking about in my comment. But in terms of sound alone, there is absolutely NO difference between 4/4 with triplet feel, and 12/8. However, in many cases, EITHER would be approximate: swing is not always on a triplet grid.
Also, not all jazz is swung.
colourfulwithaU 1 day ago
@pierbover Lol, this very song is in 4/4! Also if you listen to Miles' first solo, there are essentially no swung rhythms.
sirgika 1 day ago
@pierbover Why argue? No need to... It's jazz... you don't need to explain jazz, you just play what your mood commands. Peace.
JorPasto 3 months ago 2