Mister Davis I took six hits of acid and everything seems blue. Miles Davis: SO WHAT.

Nice dude keep up the good work!

1:31 ...and Miles said, "Let there be groove..."

To me, this song says so much with no words at all. It’s like the saxophone is talking to me. It’s telling me to stop worrying about everything unimportant, so what if you mess up or fail, just go out and enjoy life while it lasts.

Este GRAN tema del Jazz es uno de LOS MEJORES en mi opinion...recien lo descubri alla en Stroudsburg, Pensylvania USA el 2010...(in the winter time) en epoca de invierno.Fue la senal de la radio FM wrti90.1 de Fhiladelphia...saludos de Peru

Uuuu

damn metallica did a great cover of this

Please share more experiencies you had with this kind o music/musicians its all very magical

Coltrane wails and the bass plays one of the all time riffs but there is something about what Miles does with his trumpet here that defies description, other than to say it is sublime. I can think of few other pieces in the pantheon of music that can compare to the aesthetic of this track. Oh yeah killer intro by Bill Evans btw.

Great song. Miles was a genius of jazz trumpet. Kind of Blue was the first Miles album I ever owned.

so what....what a bad ass title......

This Amazing

Bravíssimo!!! Saudações do Brasil.

awesome

Roses are redViolets are blueThe dislikes are bots and deaf people too

3:10 It's the lick!

An entirely different class of Americans that we have today.... Those were the days, my friend.

1:32

1:54Now

1:55

I've listened to this album hundreds of times now and only just fully realizing how truly drawn I am to Cannonball's work on these sessions. Anybody have some quintessential work of his to recommend?

Love to hem rip

1:31

you can see idiots everywhere who in the earth would dislike something like this maybe justin biber fans or somehting like that ...

I guess if we could only pick one tune to epitomize modern instrumental jazz, I would pick this. It just feels so right, like the music played itself. Mindful jazz.

Never get tired of listening 2 Los Maestros, The Masters. There's no other John Coltrane today or, Miles or , anyone of those Master's.

How could anyone dislike something created beyond our universe? They must be muted humans😃

2019?)

Ohh yeahhh.

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Dude, Miles had John, Cannonball and Bill Evans on his band, like it was no big deal.

who in the hell in their right mind would thumb down any of this geniusness; this great beauty?

Hey guys I discovered a hip jazz lick- do re me fa re te do

sweet :-)

2019 and still one of the best jazz recordings ever produced

2-3-19 Cruising To This

I share my birthday with Miles! Heck, I think I'm as dark as him! 😎

This musical Jazz heaven, sublime, you can't help it but marvel at the luxurious basslines & gentle piano chords on this hauntingly magnificent touch of modal Jazz, the genius that is Miles Davis in his trumpestious pomp, ably assisted by a great cast such the legendary John Coltrane

❤️❤️❤️

We listened to this in jazz ensemble this past week. Love it so much!

MILES❤

Solo: 1:28

pefection

Apparently the drummer thought he overplayed on that initial crash, but it definitely worked out! Love seeing and hearing mistakes that make a piece.

I'm not a huge jazz fan. But I could listen to this all day. It's simple and sophisticated. Relaxing and smooth. But full of life. Just love it.

Temazo. ς

That intro ♥

Sublime...a masterpiece.

リーモーガンもいいけどマイルスは圧倒的な音楽だ。日本人の私でも心にグッと沁みる。

para escuchar una y otra vez .

Jesus Christ Bill is really hitting the fucking chords on this one 😫👌🏽

1:30

Kind of blue even today still the best album

Cutting edge docs Brian's story

in that same year 1959, ornette released the shape of jazz to come. ( with lonely woman as opening track ) :)))

After so many years it still sounds light years better then anything else .Genius.

Great!!!!!!!!!!!

Very good cool jazz music👍

wicked good!!

Jazz reminds me of my granny who grew up in St.Louis/Chicago during this era, and she and her brother brought me and my brothers on jazz. I knew jazz before I knew hip hop and I'm 26. Everybody calls me old or weird for listening to jazz, only if they knew the benefits of just letting a record play and letting all those notes just soak into you. Its therapeutic for me

Coltrane part makes an already special song a classic

The double bass is fun to play on this song.

I have to say that ever since I learned about the history of jazz in high school, I fell in love with that genre ever since. To me, jazz is very fascinating and even intoxicating as well.

Was this song in mo better blues?

1:28 - 3:30

🧡🧡💛💛🧡

Cannonball's solo is sublime, i'd say better than Trane's

This is music for COOL people. Who out there is COOL?

It kinda feels like nightlife in the city of New York, during those times, you know? I like it a lot.

It's not the Miles Davis killed Jazz, it's just that he didn't leave much in that Universe unexplored.

What a conversation. Synergy of the 5 senses, levitating.

Timeless. Faultless

Miles: What should my new song be called?(The fridge is making loud noises and then the phone rings.)Miles:Yes.Other person on the line: Do you need your fridge fixed?Miles: No.(Fridge makes a loud bang)Other person on teh line: Are you lyeing?Miles: Yeah.(Pause)Miles:So what?(He hangs up)AND SO WHAT WAS BORN!!!!

I came here coz of hey arnold. (try 1.5 speed and thank me later)

From the best selling Jazz album of all time, the 1959 recorded Kind of Blue, i always marvel at the luxurious basslines & gentle piano chords on this hauntingly magnificent touch of modal Jazz, the genius that is Miles Davis in his trumpestious pomp, ably assisted by a great cast such the legendary John Coltrane

💙💙💙💙💙💙

MILES DAVIS IS A GOD

Masterpiece by the late Miles Davis

this is freaking awesome dude!

The great Bass was Paul Chambers, died too young. Please read the title as SO! What's next here is what I have done. It is a great conversation between two musicians.

Amazing tune! Love it! Thanks for share it! En 1959 veía la luz "Kind of Blue" un extraordinario trabajo de un extraordinario Miles Davis acompañado de un sexteto no menos extraordinario, el álbum abría con esta pieza mítica, "So What", compuesta por Davis y una introducción para piano escrita por Gil Evans. El álbum fue elegido en 2002 para agregarse al 'Registro Nacional de Grabaciones' de la Biblioteca del Congreso , y en 2003 ocupó el puesto número 12 en la lista de los '500 mejores álbumes de todos los tiempos' de la revista Rolling Stone. #ClassicMonday #Jazz

Miles fans.... :59 this lick was recorded in 1950 ru-clip.net/video/oxd81E3nkBI/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE.html

The intro to this song will never ever be duplicated. This album is pure class

I love Jimmy Cobbs extra loud symbol crash around 1:32, right after the head, just as Miles starts his solo. Jimmy said in an interview that was a mistake at the time, but when he listened to the playback, it sets up the transition from very mellow to slight dissonance perfectly, so it turned out great. Sometimes the unconscious is better than the conscience.

Music too my ear hairs

Who’s the kickass tenor soloist?

de fuder

Cannonball Adderly's solo is phenomenal. It might even be better than Coltrane's.

The sou,d mote !!! TJE STAEMENT 888888

I WANT TO THANK SPIKE LEE AND GANGSTARR AND 90.1 TEMPLE JAZZ STATION IN PHILADELPHIA FOR OPENING ME UP ON JAZZ MUSIC 🎶 I LOVE ❤️ IT.

I came to jazz very late,hopefully not too late and Miles Davis So What is the very 1st tune I started then loved it right from 1st sec, inspired my latter playing and composing so much, recently I even make pc of music base on inspiration of this song (but the arrangement isn't exactly in jazz style) ru-clip.net/video/PZ66D6A7fOU/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE.htmlAnyway I always looking chances of crossover to worldwide musicians who play/sing and we make some music together just with a home interface plus DAW, for me it's just the funniest thing in life! So if you also have interest welcome contact me ( [email protected] ) anytime.

Love this song

Why isn't Coltrane credited for this piece?

jazz music imo is like vegetable music for the soul very good for you.

Bidon si j’ai raison l’ike 📯🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️😂

The red light begins to flash and at that moment Miles and the guys set down their egos and pick up their instruments, for beyond the confines of that New York City studio nobody or nothing else exists. It was no longer 1959, as time also had become a structured tomfoolery alien to the Jazz mind. Through the dim lights and lingering cigarette smoke, Evans, in front, toys with the piano as does a child in a music store, devoid and empty, not knowing where his fingers were planning to go, rather embarking on a journey split between form and spontaneity. Chambers and Cobb jump in now with a little more rhythm as the three men begin a dance of seeming contradiction in this musical give-and-take, observing and divorce from knowing. Chambers puts his finger on a cadence, as each note of his bass pumps more life into this growing thing not definable by words. Now the feet begin to tap, as what was once a defunct lump of noise is now living, breathing, and changing while simultaneously etching itself into the very fibers of the room. A crash of the symbol playfully invites Miles into the posse of entangled men. His notes play chase with the piano and drums, jumping on and off, going in between and around them like kiddies on a playground. Miles Davis has now become an empty name, like an old abandoned house, he has transcended his name and become the music that he breathes in and out. Without hesitation Coltrane gets on it, running the changes as a river rushes forward with no concern for what was or what will be. “Free Jazz” spirit fills the room, and as that recorder tape spins over and over, even it begins to think to itself “Maaan, I really dig Coltrane’s chops”. A dance of truly massive proportions, as the men continue to bounce off each other their Satori concludes itself . After the recorder clicks, the red light dies along with the music and Miles and the gang join their bodies once again.

I'm pretty sure I heard the lick in here somewhere

That genius entrance with the hit on the ride cymbal at 1:30 always reminds me when in the summer i jump in the water, let the momentum keep me underwater, release my muscles, slowly drifting upwards, don't move and let the bubbles run towards the surface around me and just listen to the underwater sounds