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Zindars also told Hinkle that Bill wrote the piece in Zindars' East Harlem apartment. See page 82 of "How My Heart Sings", the biography of Bill Evans. It's currently viewable in Google Books.
Yeah, very nice treatment of this song. Very sparce playing says more sometimes then a flurry of notes. Great chord voicing. Thanks for posting this. One of my favorite songs. Miles would smile. He will allways live on.....
Great song and great playing! It's difficult to get the feel of this tune in the original tempo as was originally recorded, it's tough one to play especially on guitar. Kudos to you.
Supposedly Miles gave Bill the chords G- and A+7 and asked "what would you do with this?", and the result was "Blue in Green", composed by Bill in the early hours of the morning on the day it was first recorded.
Incidentally, most fake books list the first chord of the tune (after the intro, when Miles comes in) as Bb maj #11, but on the recording they play G- there and it sounds great!
hmm, i'd think the real book would define the modal structure and maybe give a few chords used, but it actually gives a defined progression? which real book did you use and what volume?
@b4nt2k miles claimed he wrote "donna lee" in his autobiography. i dunno. all blues .how about "four"? that's a pretty "good composition" from any angle.
it has been speculated that bill evans wrote part or perhaps all of blue in green, and he has co-credit for the song, yet it is still a miles davis tune.
It has long been speculated that pianist Bill Evans wrote "Blue in Green", even though the LP and most jazz fakebooks credit Davis only with its composition. In his autobiography, Davis maintains that he alone composed the songs on Kind of Blue. The version on Evans' trio album Portrait in Jazz, recorded in 1959, credits the tune to 'Davis-Evans'. Earl Zindars, in an interview conducted by Win Hinkle, said that "Blue in Green" was 100-percent written by Bill Evans
Bill Evans is really a wonderful person, but I can't say I'm not a little disappointed to know miles didn't write it. I was under the impression the supreme longing outwardly evident under a heroine euphoria would expresso it
I'm a long time player too. I REALLY like your interpretation, man you are feelin' it. What a great tune for guitar too. I love playing this one but you are far better at it than I am. What do you think of Pat Martino's versions (Mission Accomplished & Live at Yoshi's)? Anyway, keep it up dude. I really enjoyed hearing you play. Back to the woodshed. Dang.
Hey great guitar man, i really need the tabs to the music, i'm auditioning for my high school jazz band and i'm using this song do you think you could give tabs or is that to hard
=O Oh my god, seriously? This for a high school jazz band? I've been playing for 2 and a half years and I can't even begin to wrap my infantile musical brain around anything by Miles Davis... Any high school kid (myself included) would be hard pressed to learn this.
Exellent tone and playing as well! Check out my videos if u got any time, i'll be honored :)
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CatClemonsOfficial 2 months ago
You should be playing for somebody hot! Like Twisted Sister or somebody much like that you know?
sixisreal 8 months ago
EXELENTE!!!!!muy bueno...very good
universoscuro1988 1 year ago
my favorite song of all time great cover
TheKoukiMonster 1 year ago
sweet tone...
ZanderPodraza 1 year ago
That's a rather nice guitar you have there!
ljguitar91 1 year ago
smokin' : )
SIRONEDRAGON 1 year ago
i am yet to develop such feeling in my jazz guitar playing; good job man.
maomaotittymcmao 1 year ago
Zindars also told Hinkle that Bill wrote the piece in Zindars' East Harlem apartment. See page 82 of "How My Heart Sings", the biography of Bill Evans. It's currently viewable in Google Books.
zenobardot 1 year ago
I need that midi file! can you give it to me^?
italianguerrilla 1 year ago
great playing
SIRONEDRAGON 1 year ago
very nice
abstrakt237 1 year ago
Very nice, loved it! I'm working on this song, writing a chord melody for my guitar lesson. This was most helpful. Very tasteful playing.
tele2000 1 year ago
Good example of not over playing, nice man, seems a little different from the changes in my real book, or maybe it's just me. nice
tonetubs 1 year ago
anyone has got tabs of this? love it!
gitaarpim 1 year ago
Which style is this in Band in the box? nice brushes
Hucho 2 years ago
nice rendition indeed. you've nailed it, and kept the flavor so well.
catandpiddle 2 years ago
Yeah, very nice treatment of this song. Very sparce playing says more sometimes then a flurry of notes. Great chord voicing. Thanks for posting this. One of my favorite songs. Miles would smile. He will allways live on.....
scottwbutler 2 years ago
Very cool. You have a great style and concept. Right on.
jsquare62 2 years ago
I really enjoyed this. Loved it.
chickenfinger2010 2 years ago
how can i make this backgroundmusic or were can i find backgroundmusic for jazzguitar?
thanks
lilhomefight 2 years ago
The background have been made with Band in a Box.
ArtFeile 2 years ago
Great song and great playing! It's difficult to get the feel of this tune in the original tempo as was originally recorded, it's tough one to play especially on guitar. Kudos to you.
intune1234 2 years ago
Great 5 stars.
MauroPavanelli 2 years ago
hey is that a dean palomino?
TheSchoolsux345 2 years ago
Why do people keep playing this as a ballad? The playing was good but it was too up beat for me.
bananacharlie 2 years ago 5
where to purchase the play back dude...nice playing lol
Aarunmat 2 years ago
Bravo. Except noone can REALLY get their fingers to do that.
shavedgumby 2 years ago
Tempo is too bright.
sleeepingpills 2 years ago 2
i agree, but good job anyway
FargandSirHomerlots 2 years ago
Supposedly Miles gave Bill the chords G- and A+7 and asked "what would you do with this?", and the result was "Blue in Green", composed by Bill in the early hours of the morning on the day it was first recorded.
Incidentally, most fake books list the first chord of the tune (after the intro, when Miles comes in) as Bb maj #11, but on the recording they play G- there and it sounds great!
xnophloglas 2 years ago
The song is a series of chords, and it goes like this:
Gm7 - A7+5 - Dm7 - Cm7 - F7 - BbMaj7 - A7+5 - Dm7 - E7#9 - Am7 - Dm7
VoodooChi 2 years ago
thanks
smujiodome 2 years ago
wow, that's a nice piece of information, thanks!
mikoduciel 2 years ago
hey nice guitar tone! great song too
TransientWriting 2 years ago
great take man!!!!!
bhebrews1214 2 years ago
which guitar is that? and is that small solos of yours improvosation? if yes, which scale?:)
Syllerud 3 years ago
love this-right on point-would play in my rotation-bravo5 stars
GJVPJB458 3 years ago
man where did you get the tabs or chords to play this sng? i'm a basisnst and i want to know...
gnrher 3 years ago
I got the chords on the real book.
ArtFeile 3 years ago
hmm, i'd think the real book would define the modal structure and maybe give a few chords used, but it actually gives a defined progression? which real book did you use and what volume?
tehqin 2 years ago
No offense to Miles, but Blue in Green is too good of a composition (especially compared to the other tracks on Kind of Blue) to be a Miles tune.
b4nt2k 3 years ago 2
@b4nt2k miles claimed he wrote "donna lee" in his autobiography. i dunno. all blues .how about "four"? that's a pretty "good composition" from any angle.
markmarktarmann 5 months ago
The song was by Bill Evans, not Miles Davis lol
b4nt2k 3 years ago 4
it has been speculated that bill evans wrote part or perhaps all of blue in green, and he has co-credit for the song, yet it is still a miles davis tune.
ryanstewartguitar 3 years ago
The Davis Association actually admitted sometime that it was Bill Evans that wrote it lol
b4nt2k 3 years ago 2
It has long been speculated that pianist Bill Evans wrote "Blue in Green", even though the LP and most jazz fakebooks credit Davis only with its composition. In his autobiography, Davis maintains that he alone composed the songs on Kind of Blue. The version on Evans' trio album Portrait in Jazz, recorded in 1959, credits the tune to 'Davis-Evans'. Earl Zindars, in an interview conducted by Win Hinkle, said that "Blue in Green" was 100-percent written by Bill Evans
ArtFeile 3 years ago 3
Bill Evans is really a wonderful person, but I can't say I'm not a little disappointed to know miles didn't write it. I was under the impression the supreme longing outwardly evident under a heroine euphoria would expresso it
quartercherries 3 years ago
Does my ears good.
Halo3sniper41306 3 years ago
fantastic job
xraycat30 3 years ago
Great job.
gennation 3 years ago
very nice complimenti.
giuseppepitarella 3 years ago
awesome. where could i get a backup track like that? is it bass and drums only?
VINNN09 3 years ago
I'm a long time player too. I REALLY like your interpretation, man you are feelin' it. What a great tune for guitar too. I love playing this one but you are far better at it than I am. What do you think of Pat Martino's versions (Mission Accomplished & Live at Yoshi's)? Anyway, keep it up dude. I really enjoyed hearing you play. Back to the woodshed. Dang.
talkingwall 3 years ago
nice interpretation
pak087 3 years ago
Brilliant. Can you share the chords for the first part (like first 50 seconds) please??
Jshido 3 years ago
Here we go^^
BbMaJ sHARP 11, A7 sharp9, Dmin9 Db7,Cmin7 F7b9,
BbMajA7 b13;Dmin6 9, E7 sharp9,Amin9,Dmin9
TrummerMav 3 years ago
Hey great guitar man, i really need the tabs to the music, i'm auditioning for my high school jazz band and i'm using this song do you think you could give tabs or is that to hard
fenderfatstrat1993 3 years ago
=O Oh my god, seriously? This for a high school jazz band? I've been playing for 2 and a half years and I can't even begin to wrap my infantile musical brain around anything by Miles Davis... Any high school kid (myself included) would be hard pressed to learn this.
Nannada1212 3 years ago
Lovely playing...beautiful tone...you dont need the drum machine IMHO...
dreadmorayeel 3 years ago
I keep on telling this is one of the best jazz standards & it's good to have it well played like this.
fabo231 3 years ago
I keep on telling this is one of the best jazz standards & it's good to have it well played like this.
fabo231 3 years ago
nice job ... sounds great.. great swing feel and tone
Kaeio826 3 years ago
What's the chords for this song? Love it.
VoodooChi 4 years ago
this is a F7b9 not F7/9
tecaster 4 years ago
nice i like it
Stylesinner 4 years ago
Cool jazzy tones! Very heartfelt playing!
klasek 4 years ago