Blue in Green cover - Bill Evans (Miles Davis) Jazz Guitar
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Why do people keep playing this as a ballad? The playing was good but it was too up beat for me.
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@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.
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You should be playing for somebody hot! Like Twisted Sister or somebody much like that you know?
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EXELENTE!!!!!muy bueno...very good
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my favorite song of all time great cover
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sweet tone...
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That's a rather nice guitar you have there!
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smokin' : )
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i am yet to develop such feeling in my jazz guitar playing; good job man.
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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.



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
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
The song was by Bill Evans, not Miles Davis lol
b4nt2k 3 years ago 4
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 2