Sketches Of Spain Édition Limitée Vinyle Rouge

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miles davis
SKETCHES OF SPAIN
1960, COLUMBIA
Although known for his ability to regularly revolutionize his music, Miles Davis had a clear vision. Thus, in 1959, he closed the album Kind of Blue with the track "Flamenco Sketches." And, the following year, he released a whole album inspired by Spanish music. Sketches of Spain is still a masterpiece. Until the revolution! About thirty musicians, jazz and classical, participated in this album of lush richness. The trumpeter's partner on this project is Gil Evans, responsible for arrangements and compositions. Far from any exotic ease, the two men produce a music of textures, complex, fluid, where the rigor of classical composition and the freedom of jazz ideally unite. The sound masses move with crazy precision, led by the subtle trumpet of a Miles Davis immersed in his music.